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About Videoslots
Videoslots reaches this table as a casino whose paperwork is public and whose product could not be inspected this session. The British regulator account for Videoslots Limited, read on 3 September 2026, puts the casino entitlement first in age: remote Casino, carried on number 039380-R-319311-036, active since 1 November 2014 and still current. Two more activities were bolted onto that same licence afterward — linked gambling software in March 2015, then real-event betting at the close of 2020, with bingo the newest addition from June 2025.
The account gives a head office in Pieta, holds no premises, and shows four addresses with Active status, two of which belong to this brand.
The bonus, game library, wagering multiple, maximum stake permitted while a bonus is live, deposit rails, fees and any payout timing are unpublished as far as a public retrieval could establish on 3 September 2026. The four non-licensing numbers below therefore measure available evidence rather than the quality of a lobby nobody outside the account could see.
One further register entry belongs in the reckoning. The account carries an enforcement note dated 30 October 2025 that closes with a warning, a GBP 650,000 penalty and a new condition attached to the operating licence, following findings on money-laundering controls and customer interaction between October 2023 and February 2024. The Commission's file adds that the operator worked with the investigation and corrected the issues without delay — context worth setting beside the penalty, not a reason to discount it.
Set against its neighbours, this is the row with the longest documented casino history and the least visible casino. Further down this table, 10bet holds a British casino permission of similar vintage with no enforcement entry at all and publishes a browsable map of its own sections; Betinia and CampoBet answer a support phone line and print their licence numbers outright. This brand offers a decade of unbroken register continuity and then declines to show a single page of what that decade built.
Complaints and dispute resolution
If something goes wrong at Videoslots there is an order to follow. We do not run your case — this is who does what.
- Raise it with Videoslots’s own support and management first. The Malta Gaming Authority strongly recommends this before a complaint is lodged.
- If that fails and the operator holds an MGA licence, lodge the complaint through the MGA player hub. It is handled in English or Maltese. MGA – lodge a complaint
- Check in the MGA’s own licensee register that the licence you are relying on is real and current. MGA – licensee register
A licence tells you who can be complained to and what the operator must do — not that you will be paid.
Checked by David Lahner
Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Following iGaming betting, casino and poker since 2019 with a focus on bonus terms, payment flows and licensing requirements.
We write for players wherever they happen to live, so this review sticks to what travels: what the offer is worth once playthrough is applied, how quickly money comes back out, and whether the small print survives a close reading.
How we review Videoslots
- Bonuses, wagering requirements and other key terms are checked against Videoslots's official information before the page is updated.
- Licence status, ownership and available payment methods are taken into account before the overall rating is set.
- Game selection, the mobile experience, bonus structure and live casino are weighed against each other before the overall rating is set.
- Affiliate commission does not affect whether Videoslots is listed, but all links to the operator are sponsored.
Facts we check
Sources we checked
Every line is a page we opened and read ourselves. The date is the day we read it, not the day it was written.
- The address stored on this listing: HTTP 403 behind a Cloudflare security-verification interstitial, no operator content served.videoslots.com · Checked 3 September 2026 (12 days ago)
- Licence summary for Videoslots Limited, account 39380: head office The Space, Level 2/3, Alfred Craig Street, Pieta; licence 039380-R-319311-036 with remote Casino active from 1 November 2014, linked gambling software from 26 March 2015, real-event betting from 7 December 2020 and bingo from 24 June 2025; zero premises; one regulatory action.gamblingcommission.gov.uk · Checked 3 September 2026 (12 days ago)
- Domain names declared on the account, all shown Active: www.megariches.com, www.mrvegas.com, www.videoslots.co.uk and www.videoslots.com.gamblingcommission.gov.uk · Checked 3 September 2026 (12 days ago)
- Sanction dated 30 October 2025: warning, GBP 650,000 financial penalty and an additional licence condition, after breaches of licence condition 12.1.1 (anti-money laundering) and failures against social responsibility code provision 3.4.3 (customer interaction) between October 2023 and February 2024; the entry also records the licensee co-operated and remedied the issues immediately.gamblingcommission.gov.uk · Checked 3 September 2026 (12 days ago)
Company details
✅ What works
- The casino entitlement is the oldest thing on the licence: the Gambling Commission account for Videoslots Limited, read 3 September 2026, shows remote Casino active on 039380-R-319311-036 since 1 November 2014 with no closing date.
- Linked gambling software, real-event betting and bingo were later added to that same number, so everything the brand advertises sits under one operator permission instead of a chain of rented skins.
- The account holds no premises and lists four addresses with Active status, including this brand's own two, giving a reader a single public place to test whether a site using the name really belongs to the licensee.
- A physical head office backs the licence rather than a mailbox drop — Level 2/3 of The Space on Alfred Craig Street, in Pieta — so the corporate trail ends at a real place.
⚠️ What to watch
- A single regulatory action sits on the account, decided 30 October 2025, and it produced three outcomes at once: a warning, a financial penalty of GBP 650,000, and an added condition on the operating licence.
- The findings run from October 2023 to February 2024 and touch the two areas a player can never audit alone, the anti-money-laundering condition numbered 12.1.1 and the customer-interaction provision numbered 3.4.3.
- No deposit method, payout window, contact channel or interface language is published in any form a public retrieval can reach, which means every factor below except licensing is scored on what the register shows rather than on what the operator says.
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What you get
Deposits and withdrawals
Money moves in and out through these routes:
Questions players ask
Is Videoslots licensed?
Videoslots has operated under a gambling license since 2014. A license obliges an operator to hold player money separately, verify identity and honour payouts — but coverage is not global, so check which regulator applies in your own country first.
How fast do withdrawals clear?
E-wallets are the quickest route and often settle the same day once identity checks are done. Card and bank-transfer payouts usually take two to five working days.
Does it work properly on a phone?
Videoslots runs in a mobile browser on iOS and Android with nothing to install. Test the cashier on a small deposit before you commit anything larger.
How much do I have to wager before withdrawing?
The welcome offer carries 35x playthrough. Convert that into a real number before you accept it — the bonus has to be staked 35x over before any part of it becomes withdrawable cash.
The Videoslots offer, in short
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