MrVegas casino review

MrVegas’s games collection raises the bar, matching the very few casinos in Ontario which are able to offer 3,000+ games.

Like Sports Interaction casino, which has a similar number of games, it has an average RTP rate over 96. This is well above-average, though not quite at the level of the best-payout casinos.

Besides multiple jackpots, MrVegas also runs three exclusive jackpots. At the time of writing, I noticed some intriguing five-digit wins claimed by players.

While the vast majority of games are slots, MrVegas keeps things varied and attracts table game fans too with double the market average for both virtual and live-dealer titles.

I enjoy casinos that promote a community element, so the multi-player challenges in the Encore section were a plus.

While more niche genres like bingo, slingo, and crash games were available, I’d like to see this casino adding keno and scratch cards to cover the whole spectrum.

Free demos offered to non-registered users would be great too.

The range of game studios at MrVegas is impressive. The casino nearly beats the records held by the likes of Betsafe or Dream Vegas, which at 120 offer the largest collection of software providers in Ontario.

What I liked about MrVegas is that it’s not just about hiking up the numbers. Rather, I found all the major software providers, which ensures quality, along with a well-curated selection of smaller studios. I like being able to switch from Relax Gaming to Hamburger Studios on the same platform.

With six live-dealer software providers, MrVegas is currently unrivalled in Ontario. I enjoyed RAW’s roulette tables, Evolution’s gameshows, and I was spoilt for choice when it came to Pragmatic Play tables.

I will say that in the live tables section, the distribution isn’t even, with RAW and Stakelogic represented by only five games in total. Then again, MrVegas seems to be steadily increasing its numbers, judging from how its game count more than doubled over a year.

I don’t really have any complaints here. Sure, there isn’t any exclusive software, but I really didn’t miss it at all.

I’m happy with the range of casino payment options available at MrVegas, which cater for Canadian players thanks to the integration of providers like Interac. With eight options, MrVegas is comparable to the likes of BetMGM and Betano.

Seeing PayPal on the list is always a good sign, since PayPal only partners with the safest casinos. In fact, around 32% of Ontario casinos support PayPal.

I was also happy with the minimum and maximum limits, especially since MrVegas’s max payout limit is high-roller-friendly, beating the C$5,000 cap at Conquestador.

There are some conditional fees for withdrawing less than C$20 or requesting more than one payout per day, but these are easily avoided.

MrVegas processing times take 12 hours, which beats the 24–48 wait at most casinos in Canada. Same-day withdrawals are available via PayPal, making MrVegas a good fast-withdrawal casino option. Card payments, though, can take three days.

While the AGCO licence is what protects Ontario players, it’s also good to see that the casino’s non-Canadian platform is licensed by equally reputable authorities like the MGA and UKGC.

Such licences mean that, among other things, the casino ensures privacy, data protection, and game fairness. However, no auditing seals are publicly mentioned. Casinos like LeoVegas, for example, are more transparent about their eCOGRA certification.

I was satisfied with the range of RG tools on offer. Additional support channels are also provided, and making use of the tools is easy.

The 256-bit TLS encryption demonstrates that the platform is making use of the latest security technology, compared to casinos still running on 128-bit.

MrVegas does support well. I tested the live chat and was satisfied with its 24/7 availability, multilingual support, and pre-registration accessibility.

I didn’t wait long to be put through to an agent and each time, they were helpful and polite. Email inquiries were handled in a few hours, and the agent’s response was informative.

My main issue here is the FAQs page, where the information isn’t specific to Ontario players. Payments FAQs, for example, list methods that aren’t available in Canada.

Despite the easy-to-get-to contact page, available in both the top menu and the footer, the FAQs page isn’t accessible unless you open the sitemap from the footer.

Having a phone number available and a strong social media presence would help engage a wider audience, though with live chat, email, and callback options, I’m happy with the range of channels available.

I found the entire process of registering, depositing, and playing smooth and fast, both on mobile and on a desktop.

The loading times for games is almost instant, and I didn’t run into any bugs — save for the filtered search results, which sometimes require a refresh to display correctly.

Though there’s no dedicated mobile app, the platform is fully dynamic and adaptable to different screen sizes. I also felt that the interface was less overwhelming on mobile than on desktop, where it gets a bit crowded.

Otherwise, the layout is thoughtful with all sections easy to get to, except for the FAQs section, as I pointed out earlier. The live chat button is sticky, though.

I found navigating the site and searching for games super easy thanks to the clear game categories and search filters.

While there are no sports or poker verticals, I enjoyed MrVegas’s Encore section, which brings an element of social gaming to the platform. The homepage makes it easy to join in the challenges and check on other players’ progress.