Slots of Vegas Sister Casinos

Slots of Vegas belongs to the Virtual Casino Group, a small family run by Primrose Media Limited that also owns Club Player Casino, Prism Casino and three more sites. All five run on Spin Logic style software under an Anjouan licence. Every sister here is still open for play.

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18+ only (21+ where your local law says so). New customers only. Terms and wagering requirements apply at each site, check them before you deposit.

The Slots of Vegas sister sites, one by one

Five sisters sit alongside Slots of Vegas, and all fit on this page. Game counts and the clarity of each site’s own country list vary from one to the next.

Where you can play

Can you play at these sites from your country?

Green means the site's own terms do not block that country. Crossed out means the terms list it. Grey means the site's terms carry no country list. Choose your country to keep only the sites that let you in.

Wild VegasCanadaGermanyFinlandAustriaNew ZealandAustralia
Palace of ChanceCanadaGermanyFinlandAustriaNew ZealandAustralia
Kudos CasinoCanadaGermanyFinlandAustriaNew ZealandAustralia
Slots of VegasCanadaGermanyFinlandAustriaNew ZealandAustralia
Cool Cat CasinoCanadaGermanyFinlandAustriaNew ZealandAustralia
Club Player CasinoCanadaGermanyFinlandAustriaNew ZealandAustralia
Prism CasinoCanadaGermanyFinlandAustriaNew ZealandAustralia
From each site's terms and conditions, checked 7 Sep 2026. Terms change, so check before you deposit.
What you get

What each site gives you

Taken from each site's own lobby, cashier and terms.

Wild Vegas

150+games
Live dealerCrypto

Run by: Primrose Media Limited (Anjouan)

Palace of Chance

Run by: Primrose Media Limited (Anjouan)

Kudos Casino

Live dealerCrypto

Pays out by: Credit Cards, Cryptocurrency

Games from: SpinLogic

Run by: Virtual Casino Group (Curaçao)

Slots of Vegas

250+games
Crypto

Pays out by: Bitcoin, Bank Wire Transfer, Coindraw, Check Transfer

Games from: Spin Logic Gaming

Run by: Primrose Media Limited (Anjouan)

Cool Cat Casino

220+games

Pays out by: Bitcoin, Bank Wire Transfer, Coindraw, Check Transfer

No company or licence printed

Club Player Casino

Crypto

Pays out by: Bitcoin, Bank Wire Transfer, Coindraw, Check Transfer

Run by: Primrose Media Limited (Anjouan)

Prism Casino

200+games
Crypto

Pays out by: Bitcoin, Bank Wire Transfer, Coindraw, Check Transfer

Games from: Real Time Gaming (RTG)

Run by: Primrose Media Limited (Anjouan)

Which countries let you play at each sister

Canada, Finland and New Zealand are welcomed at most of this family, Slots of Vegas included, while Germany and Austria are left off nearly every sister’s own list.

Australia does not appear as welcome anywhere in this family, based on the terms published by each site individually, so players there would need to look elsewhere.

Anyone weighing up two sisters side by side should still check that specific casino’s own terms page, since the family pattern is close but not identical everywhere.

Finland comes up as a welcome market at every sister covered here, a rare point of full agreement across the whole Virtual Casino Group.

Worth knowing: Wild Vegas is the only sister in this family that clearly confirms live dealer tables on its own pages.

Games and studios across the group

Game counts stay fairly small across this family, from around 150 at some sisters up to roughly 250 at Slots of Vegas itself.

Real Time Gaming software sits behind most of the group, though only Prism Casino names the studio outright rather than through a payment page badge.

A player who has spent time at Slots of Vegas would likely recognise several of the same slot titles turning up again at Palace of Chance or Club Player Casino.

Slots of Vegas wants four documents checked before any withdrawal

Every sister asks for a government photo ID, the front and back of any card used to fund the account, a selfie holding that ID and a recent utility bill.

That check must be finished before any withdrawal is released across the whole family.

Opening an account itself takes only a few minutes at any of these five casinos, since the sign up form and account area are built to the same pattern throughout.

How Slots of Vegas itself compares

  • 5 sister sites
  • 250 games from Spin Logic Gaming
  • Yes takes crypto
  • CA, FI, NZ welcomed by the terms
  • Licensed in Anjouan

Slots of Vegas carries one of the larger stated game counts in this small family, ahead of Prism Casino and Cool Cat Casino by the figures each site publishes.

Bitcoin sits alongside bank wire, coindraw and check transfer as banking options here, a spread shared by most of its sisters in a near identical form.

Since all five sisters run the same essential setup, choosing between them often comes down to smaller touches, such as a specific promotion or the exact games shown on the home page that day.

Primrose Media Limited operates Slots of Vegas out of Anjouan, the identical setup used at Wild Vegas, Cool Cat Casino and the rest of this small group.

Questions people ask

How many sister sites does Slots of Vegas have?

There are five live sisters: Wild Vegas, Palace of Chance, Cool Cat Casino, Club Player Casino and Prism Casino.

Does Slots of Vegas accept Canadian players?

Yes, along with Finland and New Zealand, according to Slots of Vegas’s own terms.

Who owns Slots of Vegas?

Primrose Media Limited owns Slots of Vegas and every sister named on this page, under an Anjouan licence.

Getting paid

Getting your money out of Slots of Vegas

This is what the site's own terms say, It is a promise from the casino, not a measured time.

ID checks
Terms clause 5.3: "KYC verification must be complete before any withdrawal can be processed."
Checked 2026-09-07 from slotsofvegas.com/terms.php.

Last Updated on October 13, 2026 by Richard Sharpe