Is Videoslots legit? Licence, owner and what to check (2026)

Videoslots Ltd holds a UK Gambling Commission licence under account number 39380. We last checked it on the Commission's public register on 21 October 2026. You can check it yourself in a couple of minutes.

A UK licence matters because it comes with rules the casino must follow: age and identity checks, deposit limits, GamStop, a free independent complaints service, and the 10x cap on bonus wagering.

Videoslots Ltd is based in Malta and has run Videoslots since 2011. The same company runs Mr Vegas under the same UK licence. Videoslots also holds licences in Malta, Sweden and Denmark, so it's checked by several regulators, not one.

• The address is videoslots.com. Lookalike domains with extra words or odd endings are not the official site.
• The footer shows the Gambling Commission licence and links to the register.
• You're asked to verify your age and identity, and to set a deposit limit. Unlicensed sites often skip this.
• GamStop applies. If you're self-excluded, a UK-licensed site must block you.

Legit doesn't mean every term suits you. These are the ones most players miss:

• The welcome bonus is released in 10% chunks as you wager, not paid upfront. See how the Videoslots bonus works.
• A single bet over £20, or over half your bonus, cancels the bonus.
• Progressive jackpot slots don't count towards the wagering.
• Money left in an account that stays unused for a long time can be removed.

1. 1Contact live chat first. It runs around the clock.
2. 2If that doesn't fix it, make a formal complaint using the casino's complaints process.
3. 3Still not sorted after eight weeks? Every UK-licensed casino must offer a free, independent dispute service. Its name is in the casino's terms.