NewVegas Casino

NewVegas is a mind-blowing casino, but we used this expression in a negative sense. In short, NewVegas Casino is unlicensed while at the same time, they claim to be licensed. They openly deceive the public, which is a very bad sign to begin with. That's the most severe issue with this house, but it happens to be just one of many. In the following review, we'll scrutinise NewVegas Casino and will tell you all the good and bad things about it. Keep in mind that we'll mostly talk about the inferiority of this casino, so do yourself a favour and read on if you consider playing there.

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Bonuses

On paper, the bonuses offered by NewVegas Casino are really marvellous, especially the Welcome Bonus that is said to bring 400% on the first deposit. A great prize, but it seems too big to consider reliable. One thing we know from our reviews is that only unreliable casinos with no licenses will come forth with offers like 400% and 500% on deposits. And that seems to be the case with NewVegas Casino, which is not only unlicensed, as already mentioned, but also totally anonymous. We'll talk about those issues later, but for now, keep in mind that these offers look appear to be too good to be true.

Another problem with the bonuses is that there is literally no information about the conditions applied. The wagering requirements for each promo are not specifically designated, so all the info we got in the table comes from the General TCs. And there, the info is practically incomprehensible as for bonuses, it's said that the wagering requirement is from 35 to 100 times. Just imagine what a wide margin that is – 35 times or 100 times, which is roughly three times more than the minimum possible requirement. The lack of unabridged particular information turn NewVegas Casino's promotions into a joke. We don't recommend claiming any offer whatsoever because at the end of the day, you won't know where you send your deposits, and what you actually get – another example of missing TCs is that no maximum prize is specified.

Anyhow, let's see each and every bonus in more detail.

• Welcome Bonus – for new players and their first deposits. Unfortunately, no minimum deposit requirement is specified, and the same apply for the max cash prize and the cash-out limit. The only thing we can guess is the wagering requirement, but as mentioned, the information we have is totally unreliable and impossible to confirm for sure. The prize is 400% on the deposit.
• Cashback Insurance – players are promised that they can get 100% of their losses back, which would be an awesome offer, only if it was delivered by a reliable casino. Anyways, one thing we know is that the general wagering requirement for cashback promos is 1 time. Everything else is unknown – no max cash prize, no cash-out limit.
• Cashtravaganza – a reload that's very poorly specified. NewVegas Casino claims that players get 80% on top of their deposits, but it was never specified when the promo is available – is it a daily, weekly or a monthly bonus, we can't say as there is absolutely no information whatsoever. Max prize is not specified, the wagering requirement should be 35 times, cash-out limit is not specified, too.
• Raffle Tickets – every deposit of €25 brings one raffle ticket and that's the only thing NewVegas Casino disclosed. Prizes, wagering requirements, cash-out limits are unknown, and it's not even explained how this Raffle Tickets promo actually work. You can see by yourself that the promos of NewVegas Casino are unreliable. You will deposit €25, will get 1 ticket and thereon, you have absolutely no clue what's actually happening. We genuinely dislike casinos that fail to disclose all details about their promotions, gaming conditions and all casino-related information. NewVegas Casino is not transparent and fair.

License

NewVegas Casino operates without a valid license, which further proves that it's not transparent and fair. All good casinos are licensed, keep this in mind.

The lack of a license, however, is just the tip of the iceberg. There are two additional and very significant problems with NewVegas Casino. First off, the house never mentioned a name of a parent company, so it's practically a totally anonymous gaming house. Think about that for a second. You will send your money to people who do not want to reveal even the name of their company. Now, that's not a good choice, we shall say.

And that's not all since NewVegas Casino claims to be licensed, but it's impossible to verify that. Think about that for a second, as well. They didn't even mention the name of their company, but claim to be licensed. That being the case, how on earth would anyone verify their legitimacy? It doesn't take much to realise that NewVegas Casino is a dodgy place you should beware of.

Anyways, generally speaking, the most critical issue with NewVegas Casino is the lack of a license, so let us tell you why that's so significant a problem. A few things to mention.

• Lack of regulation – unlicensed casinos are not regulated by any authority, meaning there's no guarantee that the games are fair or that the casino will honor payouts. If an unlicensed casino doesn't want to pay, you have almost nothing you can do about it.
• Security risks – unlicensed may not have strong security measures to protect your personal and financial information.
• Legal issues – gambling at an unlicensed casino can be illegal depending on your country's laws. Therefore, you may face legal consequences if you wager in unlicensed casinos.
• No recourse for disputes – if you have a dispute with an unlicensed casino, you have no legal recourse since they are not accountable to any regulatory bodies.
• Possible unethical practices – unlicensed casinos might employ unethical practices, like offering rigged games or using deceptive advertising. And since they are unregulated, no one can stop them from being unfair with players.
• Addiction and financial risks – unlicensed casinos might not offer responsible gambling tools, such as self-exclusion, for example. If you end up wagering in an unlicensed casino, the risks are definitely increased. More so, some unlicensed casino intentionally promote and encourage irresponsible playing.

With those things out of the way, it's more than apparent that you should find another house that's licensed. While looking for better casinos you'll most likely come across establishments authorised in Malta or Curacao, which are the top 2 destinations. Malta and its MGA are stricter, and impose more requirements towards casinos, while Curacao is more relaxed and has different regulatory structure.

On the island, there are four master license holders – Antillephone, Gaming Curacao, E-Gaming and CIL, each of which has the powers of a regulator. They can sublicense casinos, so if you can verify that a certain casinos is authorised by Antillephone, for example, you can rest assured it's safe.

Back to NewVegas Casino, here is a list of countries where the casino claims to be closed for registrations.

Restricted countries: Netherlands, Poland, Show All, Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Bhutan, Bulgaria, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Denmark, Estonia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Netherlands Antilles, Romania, Singapore, Syria, Turkmenistan, Virgin Islands, U.S.

Deposit and Withdrawal

Currencies: Euro (EUR), US Dollar (USD), British Pound Sterling (GBP), Australian Dollar (AUD), South African Rand (ZAR), Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC)

The deposit policy of NewVegas Casino is substandard. They accept only two methods, so there is no variety whatsoever. Additional problem is the fact that NewVegas Casino claims to accept e-wallets like Skrill and Neteller, while it doesn't. Another lie that further harm NewVegas Casino's rating and reputation.

The minimum deposit is €25, while the maximum is undisclosed. Each deposit is instant and free.

The withdrawal policy is even worse. The minimum is €50, while the maximum is unspecified. The withdrawal limits are also undisclosed, so once again, we have noticeable lack of transparency.

The withdrawal request processing time is from 1 to 14 days, which is a lifetime compared to other casinos – on average, houses deal with requests within 24-72 hours.

And then, there are fees on each withdrawal – from €10 to €40, which turns playing in NewVegas Casino into a luxury. Good houses do not charge withdrawal request processing, so even if the fee were €1, it would be annoying enough. It's 10 to 40 times higher, so the annoyance is simply unbearable.

There are no details about inactive accounts, as well.

Games and Game Suppliers

Game providers: Betsoft, Rival, Other

The gaming library of NewVegas Casino is also an utter disappointment. They offer few games by few providers, so the gaming experience in this house will be terrible, we can outright tell you that. In fact, most games we could see are very unpopular and some of them aren't even RTP-certified, so we do not exclude the possibility that some of the slots are rigged. We can't prove that, of course, but keep in mind that the gaming library is really bad. Anyways, here are some games we can mention.

• Slots – Battle of Rome, Viking Treasures, Galaxy Stars, Reel Crime, Super Wilds, 10Times Vegas, Sea Treasures, Golden Children, Jingle Bell, Crazy Christmas, Gifts From Santa, Zeus Rising, Sands of Space, etc.
• Live Casino – only one game by Fresh Deck Studios. An absolute failure! If you enjoy real dealer games like Blackjack, Baccarat and Roulette, would you go to a casino with only one table? Yes, we neither!

Conclusion

It takes an effort to describe how disappointing NewVegas Casino actually is. The house is anonymous and unlicensed, falsely claims to be licensed, fails to disclose the majority of the gaming conditions, charges withdrawals and offers a very small selection of games. On top of all that, all slots found in the library are highly unpopular and untrustworthy, which leads us to one conclusion and only. NewVegas Casino is a bad gaming house that does not deserve your time. Find a better casino instead.