Vegas Spins Review

Sue Dawson
Last update: 26th October 2023

Rating: 4.1/5

Vegas Spins is a Dragonfish casino site with an unusual spin the wheel style welcome offer. It’s unlike many other such offers in that you’re guaranteed to win something.

Vegas Spins is owned by Rank Digital Services (Gibraltar) Limited and just as with the dozens of other Dragonfish bingo and slot sites they own, there’s little information on the public parts of the site as to what’s actually in the lobby. Indeed, the public parts of the site could do with an overhaul as they are a bit out of date. For example, there’s an informational page about the Dragonfish bingo game “Bingo Roulette” despite the game itself have been retired some time ago. There’s also game tiles on the slots pages for games like Cleopatra, Siberian Storm and Foxin’ Wins Again that are no longer available at Dragonfish sites (all IGT games were removed at some point after the purchase of the Dragonfish platform by Broadway Gaming at the end of 2021) and for Starburst and other NetEnt games that have also now been removed. So once you’ve registered and logged into the lobby, you may find that the games are not quite what you were expecting.

Nevertheless, it’s a great selection of games, though rather skewed towards the back catalogue (Dragonfish can be slow to add new releases). If you like Eyecon games you will be particularly pleased with what’s on offer – in fact, all of the progressive jackpots are by Eyecon..

As you’d expect from the name of the site, Vegas Spins is almost 100% slots focused and there’s no table games or live casino.

The Dragonfish lobby focuses on usability across all sorts of devices with different screen sizes rather than delivering masses of information and this means what you see is just the game tiles, jackpot (if any) and whether the game is real money only; to find out the game provider, Return To Player and so forth you actually have to launch the game in question. The version of the Dragonfish lobby at Vegas Spins is not the most minimalist version, however, and this means that there’s enough game categorisation to be able to find jackpot slots, Slingo games and new additions without having to use the search facility. The site will also pop up suggestions of what to play after a while if you don’t choose a game.

Dragonfish slot bonuses are loved by a great many players because they are so fuss-free; games either contribute at 100% to wagering requirements or not at all (the ones marked “real money only” in the lobby) and bonuses only expire if you don’t log in to your account regularly. Whichever prize you win from the welcome offer at Vegas Spins will eventually end up as just such a bonus (after you’ve played the spins or redeemed the coins if you didn’t win a bonus straight off) so if that appeals, the site is well worth a visit.

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