The New Vegas Casino sister sites in a nutshell
New Vegas Casino is part of the network run by SSC Entertainment N.V. Its nearest and best sister sites are Casino Lust, Fiz Casino, Cocoa Casino, DaVinci’s Gold and True Fortune.
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Important licensing note
New Vegas Casino has no Gambling Commission licence, and the Commission has had its old address blocked in the UK by court order, which leaves a British player without GAMSTOP, without UK safer-gambling rules and without a UK body to complain to. No owner is named on the site; the SSC Entertainment link comes from sister site Pantasia’s footer.
At a glance
Brand
New Vegas Casino
Operator
SSC Entertainment N.V.
Licence
None verifiable: claims a Curaçao licence but presents no number, company or seal
UK position
Old URL blocked in the UK by a High Court order since October 2025
Best sister sites
Casino Lust, Fiz Casino, Cocoa Casino, DaVinci’s Gold and True Fortune
Welcome offer
400% deposit bonus plus cashback insurance; wagering unconfirmed
Games
978 games from 15 studios, including crash, live and video poker
Last checked
7 October 2026
The New Vegas Casino sister sites
Every SSC Entertainment casino is built from the same parts, so I’ve chosen these five New Vegas Casino sister sites for what each one does differently: the bonus, the colours or, at True Fortune, the whole website.
Fiz Casino
- The twin: Fiz Casino is New Vegas Casino in navy and lime, with the same 978 games and the same five promotions.
- Same front page: Its slots grid opens with Secrets of the Nile, Cash Heist Museum Madness and Hidden Garden, in the same order as New Vegas Casino’s.
- A fizzy logo: Green lettering and blue bubbles replace the gold signature, and that’s the only difference you’ll notice.
- Same deal: The 400% deposit bonus and cashback insurance are here too, and the wagering is just as hidden.
- Same age rule: Its terms also ask for players to be 25 or older while the About page says 18.
- Best for: Nobody choosing on substance, since this New Vegas Casino sister site differs only in its colours.
Casino Lust
- The red one: Casino Lust swaps the gold for deep crimson, with a glowing white logo split by a four-pointed star.
- Fewer games: Its counter shows 877 games against New Vegas Casino’s 978, and its menu has no crash, slots or live category.
- One extra promotion: Tournaments are available beside the same 400% bonus, cashback insurance, raffle, next-day cashback and comp points.
- Different slots up front: Wild Alice, Sugar Crush, Magic Shoppe and Woodlanders lead its homepage instead of New Vegas Casino’s Egyptian slot.
- The same gaps: Its About page has the same holes where the company’s name should be.
- Best for: Players who enter slot tournaments and don’t need crash games.
Cocoa Casino
- The sweet one: Cocoa Casino dresses the template in chocolate brown, with a chocolate-dipped cherry in its logo.
- Half the bonus: Its deposit bonus is 200% rather than New Vegas Casino’s 400%.
- The same ceiling: At 200%, the bonus still falls under the network’s rule capping winnings at ten times the deposit.
- Loyalty instead: VIP Loyalty Points replace the raffle and comp points in its line-up.
- Same library: Behind the chocolate, it has the same 978 games, led by the same Egyptian slot.
- Best for: Players who’d rather collect loyalty points than enter weekly raffles.
DaVinci’s Gold
- The coin one: DaVinci’s Gold uses a gold Bitcoin coin in its logo, on a dark bronze background.
- Coins everywhere: Gold Bitcoin coins also decorate its promotion tiles, where New Vegas Casino uses banknotes and a piggy bank.
- Cocoa’s terms: Its line-up matches Cocoa Casino’s, with a 200% deposit bonus and VIP Loyalty Points.
- Next-day cashback: Cashtravaganza and cashback insurance work just as they do at New Vegas Casino.
- Same count: The games counter reads 978, the same as New Vegas Casino’s.
- Best for: Crypto-minded players who like a Bitcoin badge on a casino’s homepage.
True Fortune
- The older model: True Fortune still uses the network’s previous design, with a top menu instead of New Vegas Casino’s sidebar.
- Priced in dollars: Its banner offers a 200% welcome bonus up to $2,000, in front of a crystal ball, a slot machine and stacks of gold coins.
- Table game insurance: Its cashback insurance is aimed at table games rather than covering everything.
- A different selection: Its games row features Fury Dragon Hold & Win, Sugar Pop 2: Double Dipped and 3 Million BC.
- Dated selling: The page title invites you to “Claim Your October Bonus”, a monthly hook New Vegas Casino doesn’t use.
- Best for: Players who prefer an old-fashioned casino lobby and a dollar account.
How this New Vegas Casino review was made
Everything this review relies on is listed below, and About Us describes how I work.
Rob Hill
I tested New Vegas Casino from a UK connection through its own menus, opened every section of its terms, and set the promotion pages against the rules they point to. The court order came from its public notice. I didn’t sign up or deposit
7 October 2026, in Chrome on a Windows computer
SSC Entertainment N.V., named only in the footer of its sister site Pantasia; New Vegas Casino itself names no operator
None. The only licensing claim is a line on the About page about Curaçao, with no company or seal presented as evidence
newvegas.vip: homepage, both welcome offer pages, providers page, About Us, the full terms and conditions, banking, FAQ and support pages; the blocking page shown at newvegas.com; the Lumen notice recording the High Court order; the homepages of Casino Lust, Fiz Casino, Cocoa Casino, DaVinci’s Gold, True Fortune and Pantasia; Trustpilot; the Gambling Commission register and the Dream Vegas site for the UK alternative.
Published 7 October 2026
A Vegas name on a stock casino
The name promises Las Vegas, but apart from a gold signature logo on a black background, there’s very little of it here. The homepage is the standard SSC Entertainment layout: a sidebar of game categories, three promotion tiles at the top and a games grid led by Secrets of the Nile, with Lava Gold, Caishen’s Arrival, Wild Fishing, Hidden Garden, Jackpot Shanty and Cash Heist Museum Madness around it. Sin City Nights is the only nod to the Strip, and Santa’s Bonus Bag was already on the front page in October, so someone at New Vegas is excited about Christmas.
The counter shows 978 games, and the providers page names 15 studios: Rival, Betsoft, Saucify, SmartSoft, InstaNet, Tom Horn Games, Spinomenal, Fugaso, Felix Gaming, Dragon, Qora, Wingo, Dicelabs, Vivo Live and FreshDeck, the last two for live tables. There are crash games, scratch cards, video poker and speciality games alongside the slots.
Who runs it, and why the address changed
On 16 October 2025, the UK Gambling Commission sent Cloudflare an order from the High Court’s Business and Property Courts of England and Wales, case number IL-2021-000073, targeting newvegas.com. Cloudflare now blocks that address in the UK with an “Unavailable For Legal Reasons” page that links to the notice. The casino found a workaround. It’s still trading at newvegas.vip, its terms still say that only UK residents may choose to play in pounds, and they add that players in the UK, the US and Australia can withdraw only in Bitcoin. Even its support email address still uses the blocked newvegas.com domain. This isn’t a responsible casino; it changed its address after a regulator went to court to block it, and I’d treat it accordingly.
New Vegas Casino never says who owns it. Its About page talks of an unnamed “incorporated corporation” regulated by Curaçao’s government, without naming the company, giving a licence number or displaying a seal, and the same page has blanks where the company’s name has been left out of the template, as in “the intellectual property of and its licensees”. The same page says players must be 18, while the terms set the minimum age at 25. The network’s other casinos include Eurofortune, This Is Vegas, Paradise 8, Candyland, Crazy Luck, Royal Planet, FatBet, BoomBet and Avantgarde, and the network runs on the Rival platform, which the terms mention by name.
Bonuses: two welcome offers and missing details
New Vegas labels two offers as its welcome bonus, a 400% deposit bonus and 100% cashback insurance, and lists a weekly raffle, a next-day cashback promotion called Cashtravaganza and comp points beside them. Open either welcome offer, and you get one line of text and a link to the general terms, which don’t give a wagering requirement figure for either. You’d have to sign up and deposit to find out what you’ve agreed to, which is not how a casino confident in its offer behaves.
What the terms do say is less promising than the 400% offer suggests. Clause 11 limits the cashout on a bonus worth 200% or more to ten times what you put in, so a £20 deposit can never pay out more than £200 however lucky you get. The same rulebook says there are “no upper limits on cashable winnings” in the sentence that limits withdrawals to £1,500 per request and £10,000 a month.
Payments: fees going in, Bitcoin coming out
The banking page lists Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards, web wallets and vouchers for deposits, from £5 or £10 up to £200 to £1,000 at a time depending on the method (the site quotes euros), and adds a 3% processing charge to every deposit. The terms go further, allowing a fee of 3% to 6.5% on credit card deposits. UK players can only withdraw in Bitcoin, the FAQ allows up to 14 business days for a payout, and credit card depositors face up to seven more days and extra security forms first. Money goes out “in the next available payment cycle”, a phrase the site never actually defines.
The FAQ says the casino “generally” doesn’t charge for withdrawals. Its own terms put a transfer fee of 10 to 40 pounds, dollars or euros on every withdrawal. That’s not a misunderstanding a player can fix; the documents simply contradict each other. Leave the account alone for 120 days, and the terms let the casino keep whatever balance is left. The terms say nothing about how players’ money is protected.
Support and complaints: phones, but no regulation
Live chat runs around the clock. General queries go to support@newvegas.com and payment documents to documents@newvegas.email. The support page also lists three phone numbers: France (+33) (0)1 789 00368, Spain (+34) 91 290 1420 and an international line on (+1) 718 732 0154, with nothing in the UK. There’s no independent body to take a dispute to, and the terms list criticism “on a public forum or blog” as one of the reasons the casino can act against an account. A site that treats a complaint as a breach of its rules is telling you how it expects disagreements to end.
New Vegas Casino’s reputation
The New Vegas Trustpilot profile is listed under the blocked newvegas.com address. It was claimed in August 2025 and holds 487 reviews averaging 4.6, and 483 of those arrived in the past 12 months, with 73% five-star and only 3% one-star. A record that large, that recent and that warm isn’t the pattern an established casino usually builds up, and the dissenting voices say so: two one-star reviews from August and September 2026 call all the praise fake and describe withdrawals taking two weeks or more, or not arriving at all. Even one five-star reviewer wishes “you don’t have to make a deposit to get your winnings”. The company has replied to 40% of negative reviews, typically after more than a month.
A balanced view
Points in its favour
- 978 games from 15 named studios.
- Live chat at any hour, plus three phone lines.
- A weekly raffle and next-day cashback for regulars.
- Crash games, video poker and live tables beside the slots.
Points against
- Its original site is blocked in the UK by court order.
- No company or licence number anywhere on the site.
- Welcome bonus wagering requirements you only see after depositing.
- Fees on every deposit and every withdrawal.
My New Vegas Casino sister sites verdict: a new sign over an old problem
New Vegas Casino isn’t new in any way that matters. It’s the same SSC Entertainment casino as its sister sites, with the same unpublished wagering requirements, the same fees and the same nameless owner, and the only fresh thing about it is the address. That address exists because the British regulator went to the High Court over the old one, and the casino’s response was to keep offering its services to UK residents from a new domain. Of all the reasons to avoid a casino, that one is about as clear as they come. Its sister sites don’t fix any of this; they change the colours and the percentage, not the rulebook.
For British players, none of this family is licensed to take your money. If the Vegas name is the draw, Dream Vegas runs under White Hat Gaming’s Gambling Commission licence: its welcome offer is 50 free spins on Big Bass Splash with a first deposit of £20, with spin winnings paid as cash up to £100, then a 50% match up to £50 on the second deposit at 10x wagering.
New Vegas Casino sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are New Vegas Casino’s sister sites?
The other SSC Entertainment casinos, including True Fortune, DaVinci’s Gold, Cocoa Casino, Fiz Casino, Casino Lust, Eurofortune, This Is Vegas, Paradise 8 and Pantasia.
Who owns New Vegas Casino?
The site doesn’t say. It belongs to the SSC Entertainment N.V. network, a link made by its sister site Pantasia’s terms rather than by New Vegas Casino itself.
Why is newvegas.com blocked in the UK?
The Gambling Commission obtained a High Court order, sent to Cloudflare on 16 October 2025, that blocks newvegas.com in the UK. The casino now trades from newvegas.vip.
Is New Vegas Casino licensed in the UK?
No. It has no Gambling Commission licence and shows no verifiable licence from anywhere else.
What is the New Vegas Casino welcome offer?
Two offers, a 400% deposit bonus and cashback insurance worth 100%, though the site doesn’t publish the wagering for either before you sign up, and bonuses of 200% or more cap winnings at ten times the deposit.