Videoslots review for UK players

Who runs Videoslots

Videoslots Limited, a company incorporated in Malta, operates the casino. The casino describes itself as established in 2011 and headquartered in Malta. It holds a Gambling Commission licence, and the public register shows that licence as active. The casino says its UK service is provided solely under that licence. It also names the Malta Gaming Authority as a regulator of its live games. Check that the operator named when you register matches the one above.

Videoslots for high stakes players

There is no VIP scheme to join. Videoslots runs no tiers, no entry route and no host, so there is nobody to ask for a higher ceiling. Our page on casino VIP programmes shows which schemes work that way.

Live tables come from Evolution, Pragmatic Play and Playtech, with game shows including Crazy Time, Monopoly Live and Sweet Bonanza. Check the stake range shown at the table itself before you sit down. Our page on high roller live casinos covers the live side more widely.

The only withdrawal limit set is a minimum of £20.00 for every payment method, bank transfers included. You can take out a large balance in one request, but only after verification is complete.

Welcome offer and wagering

The offer is 11 Welcome Spins, usable only on Starburst. You must make a minimum first deposit of £10.00 within 24 hours of registering. Activate the spins within seven calendar days, under My Bonus in My Profile, and use them within 24 hours.

Winnings from the spins carry no wagering requirement and no maximum withdrawal limit. Our rating records 10x wagering for the welcome offer as a whole.

While a bonus is active, the maximum bet is 50% of the bonus amount or £20.00, whichever is lower. Bonuses are earned on games the casino selects at its sole discretion, and wagering on progressive jackpot games does not count. Before you deposit, check the promotions page for the terms that apply to your account.

Payments and withdrawals

Euteller and bank wire are the named methods. Deposits through Euteller carry a 1.95% processing fee. Other payment providers carry no fee. Bank wire withdrawals are free of charge.

Videoslots says it processes withdrawals within 48 hours once it holds all the due diligence documents, and it gives no guarantee of that time. The documents are the step to prepare for. The casino may ask for a passport or driving licence, proof of address and, possibly, proof of income or proof of wealth. Bank statements, employment information and tax declarations are also named. Requests arrive by pop-up message on the site or by email. On a large balance, expect the request and upload the documents the day it arrives.

Pros and cons

Pros:

• Welcome offer wagering of 10x
• Over 12,000 games, the casino's own claim (no exact count)
• Account and safety: the licence register shows it active, deposit limits and self-exclusion, a complaints route to an outside body, identity checks stated
• Live chat

Cons:

• VIP and loyalty scores 1 of 5 in our rating: no VIP or loyalty programme listed on the casino's site
• Mobile scores 3 of 5 in our rating: mobile play in the browser or by download, no store app found

Safer gambling tools

Set a deposit limit before you play. Videoslots offers wager, deposit, loss and max bet limits, a time-out, a reality check and a lock account option, plus self-exclusion. Use them at the start, not after a bad session.

Gamstop blocks every online site licensed in Great Britain at once, and it is the route for a full self-exclusion. Videoslots also recommends that you self-exclude with any other operator you use. Nothing here is a way around a self-exclusion. You must be 18 or over to play.

For support in England and Scotland, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133. In Wales, call the NHS Wales Helpline on 0808 2819 265.

Questions

If you think we are wrong

When Videoslots changes a term, or a figure here is wrong, our team reads the casino's own page again, corrects this page and updates the date at the top. How we check facts is explained on our How we rate page. To report a mistake, email info@ukhighrollers.co.uk.