Los Vegas sister sites – checked 12 August 2026
Los Vegas has three sister sites: NY Spins, VoodooDreams and Duelz. One company runs all four, SuprPlay Limited, on British licence account 48695.
The proof is on the site itself. Open the Los Vegas terms and the opening line names all four brands together.
Two things to know before you put money in. Los Vegas is casino only, so it will never take a sports bet. And the regulator rates the safety of your balance at the bottom of its three-step scale.
A misspelt name on a dot bet address
It is a slots and live casino site for British players, and the misspelt name is the joke. The home page says so itself: Wrong Spelling. Right Attitude.
It is also the odd one out among its own family in one small way. Of the four addresses on this licence, three end in dot com. Los Vegas is the only one on a dot bet address. So a dot com version of this name is not the same site.
It is the newest of the four as well. When the group was sold in 2023, the buyer named the brands it was getting as VoodooDreams, NYSpinz and Duelz. Los Vegas was not on that list, which puts its arrival after the sale rather than before it.
And it is the plainest of the four to use. No player levels, no marketplace, no tournaments and no language switcher. Games, promotions and help, and not much else stacked on top.
Duelz, NY Spins and VoodooDreams
All three run on the same platform and the same rulebook, and each one wraps it differently.
| Sister site | Address | What it does differently |
|---|---|---|
| NY Spins | nyspins.com | A New York theme with points and city-themed unlocks, plus a section it calls the marketplace |
| VoodooDreams | voodoodreams.com | Tournaments, a prizes section and a levels ladder that climbs as you play. The busiest of the four |
| Duelz | duelz.com | Built around a duelling mechanic, and the only one of the four offering a language switcher |
What none of them changes is the company, the licence, the rules or the level of protection on your money. Those are set once and apply to all four. The full company file is on our SuprPlay operator page, including the ownership chain that runs from Malta to a listed company in South Korea.
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The clause that names all four
Most sister-site claims ask you to take somebody at their word. This one does not.
Open the terms page on Los Vegas and read the first clause. It states that the document covers VoodooDreams, Duelz, NYspins and LosVegas.bet, together with any other address belonging to SuprPlay Limited. The same clause appears on all four sites. That is the operator naming its own family, in its own small print, and it takes about a minute to find.
The second check is the Gambling Commission. Look up account 48695 with the Gambling Commission and the domain names page lists all four addresses on one licence.
One row, marked Active
The entry for Los Vegas is one row: www.losvegas.bet, marked Active. There is nothing else attached to it, because SuprPlay files no trading names at all.
That has a practical effect on searching. If you type Los Vegas into the Gambling Commission records hoping to find the brand, you will not find it in the trading names column, because that column is empty for this operator. The brand exists on the file as a web address and in no other form.
Active in that listing means the company is permitted to use the address. It carries no promise that a site is running there. In this case one is, and it opens under its own name.
Four items in the menu, one of them the cashier
The menu across the top runs Games, Promotions, Deposit, Help, and then the Gambling Commission and log in buttons.
On most casino sites you reach the cashier from inside your account. Here it sits in the main menu, one of four top-level items alongside the games. It is not hidden and it is not a trick, but it does tell you what the site would like you to do next.
Beyond that the structure is simple. There is a games section, a promotions page, a bonus terms page, a responsible gambling page and the terms. That is the whole site. Compared with VoodooDreams, which adds levels, tournaments and a prizes section, Los Vegas is stripped back.
Whether that suits you is a matter of taste. If you want a lobby and nothing else in the way, this is the one of the four that gets closest.
140 spins, or 20 seven times over
On 12 August 2026 the opening deal was up to 140 free spins, open to new players based in Britain whose first deposit reaches £25. Registration itself was open when checked on 13 August: the form loaded and asked for an email address before anything else.
Read how it is paid out before you judge the number. The spins come in daily instalments of twenty, spread across a week of consecutive days, on a game list the site picks. Each day you have to claim yours through a pop-up, and a day you do not claim is a day you lose.
So the offer is really twenty free spins, seven times, on condition you come back seven days running. Nothing about that is concealed and the bonus terms spell it out. It is just a different thing from 140 spins arriving at once, and the headline number is the one people carry away.
Five things the terms fix for you
Because all four sites share one rulebook, everything here applies to the sisters too.
| Point | Where it leaves you |
|---|---|
| Age | Eighteen, confirmed at sign-up and verified afterwards |
| Your balance if the company fails | Held at the level the regulator labels Not Protected |
| Leaving an account idle | Treated as inactive after twelve months, dormant after thirty |
| Slot stakes | Capped, as the rules require for players in the United Kingdom |
| Getting help | A support address of its own, at support-uk on the losvegas.bet domain |
The protection level is the one people misread. Not Protected does not mean your money is being spent by the company. The terms say customer funds are kept apart from company funds. It means that if the business failed, nothing has been arranged in advance to guarantee you get your balance back. You would be one more creditor.
It is the lowest of the three levels the regulator asks operators to declare, and it is also the most common one in the industry. The point to hold on to is that it covers all four of these brands, so moving money between them does not spread the risk.
Do not confuse it with the other Vegases
The name causes more trouble than anything else about this brand.
Los Vegas is not Leo Vegas and it is not Lucky Vegas. Those are separate companies on separate licences with nothing to do with account 48695. Borrowing a syllable from a Nevada city creates no connection at all, and a good number of sister-site lists have been built on the assumption that it does.
And if you got here by mistyping Las Vegas, what you have landed on is still a licensed British casino rather than a copy of one.
The test that settles any of these is the account number. Two sites on the same licence account are related. Two sites with similar names are not, unless the Gambling Commission says so.
Ten minutes on the Gambling Commission records
Everything above is public and takes about ten minutes to repeat.
- The licence summary for account 48695 gives the company, the Malta address and the single casino permission.
- The domain names page is where all four addresses sit together on one licence.
- Our SuprPlay operator page carries the full company record, the ownership chain and what we found on enforcement.