Videoslots slots

Who runs Videoslots slots

Videoslots is operated by Videoslots Limited, a Maltese company registered as C49090 with offices at The Space, Alfred Craig Street, Pietà. It holds UK Gambling Commission account 39380 and a Malta Gaming Authority licence, MGA/CRP/258/2014, and also serves players in Ontario and Spain through local sites. The company was founded in 2011 by Alexander Stevendahl and, according to company announcements, has been part of Immense Group AB since December 2024.

The linked gambling software licence is a supplementary software licence held alongside the operating licence. It is the casino licence that covers the slots you play.

Videoslots sister sites: Mr Vegas and MegaRiches

The register lists two trading names and four active domains for account 39380: videoslots.co.uk, videoslots.com, mrvegas.com and megariches.com. Mr Vegas launched in the early 2020s and is profiled separately. Because all of them share one licensee, the same verification, payments and safer gambling policies apply.

What a 9,000-game slots lobby means in practice

More than 9,000 games is the company's own claim, and we haven't counted them. A library that size will usually include the major studios plus many smaller ones, older classics, branded games and several RTP versions of popular titles. That breadth is useful if you know what you want, and overwhelming if you don't.

The practical challenge is filtering. In any large lobby, three tools do most of the work: a provider filter, a search box and the game's own help screen. Our guides to choosing a slot and reading a slot's game info screen cover how to use them.

Why RTP spread matters more in a big lobby

The bigger the lobby, the wider the range of returns on offer. Using verified figures from our slot reviews, the gap between a progressive jackpot game and a high-RTP video slot is large enough to change what a session costs. The table shows the theoretical cost of £200 staked on each, for example 400 spins at 50p.

These are long-run averages and short sessions vary wildly, especially on high-volatility games. Mega Moolah's lower figure reflects money set aside for its progressive jackpots. These games are examples of the spread, not a list of what any one site stocks. Our high RTP slots page ranks more.

The same game can appear in different RTP versions at different casinos. The figure in the help screen is the one that applies.

How to find a slot that suits you in a large lobby

1. Decide your budget and stake first, for example £40 at 20p for 200 spins.
2. Pick a volatility level that fits that budget; lower volatility usually stretches a small balance further.
3. Filter by a studio whose style you like, such as Pragmatic Play or NetEnt.
4. Open the help screen of each shortlisted game and note the RTP version shown.
5. Try the demo once your age is verified, then play for real only within your set budget.

Videoslots' regulatory record

The register lists one current action. On 30 October 2025 the Commission issued Videoslots Limited a warning, a £650,000 financial penalty and an extra licence condition. It found that between October 2023 and February 2024 the company breached anti-money laundering requirements and parts of the customer interaction code. The Commission noted that it co-operated throughout and acted immediately to fix the issues. Earlier published records also show a £1 million settlement in 2018, which no longer appears on the register's actions tab.

UK rules apply to every game in the lobby

However many games a site carries, each one served to a British player must follow the same rules: a £5 stake cap at 25 and over, £2 for 18 to 24-year-olds, no autoplay, no turbo, at least 2.5 seconds per spin and no bonus buys. If you see a feature-buy button in an overseas video of a game, that option is switched off in Great Britain. Read more in our UK slot rules guide and on bonus buy slots.

Staying in control with a huge choice of slots

A very large lobby makes it easy to keep trying "one more game". Setting a loss limit or deposit limit before you start puts a firm edge on a session, and a reality-check reminder helps with time. Self-exclusion and GAMSTOP are there if you need a longer break. Over time the house edge means slots cost money, so play only with what you can afford to lose. The National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 is free, around the clock.

Checking Videoslots on the UKGC register

Search the Gambling Commission's public register for 39380 or Videoslots Limited, confirm the casino activity is Active, check that videoslots.co.uk or videoslots.com appears on the domain list, and read the actions tab. Our guide to checking a slot site's licence explains each tab.

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18+. Gambling should be entertainment that costs money, not a way to make it. Set a deposit limit before you play: how to set limits. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.