Vegas X

Key Information

• Company Information: Vegas X was launched in 2017
• Website: https://www.vegas-x.org
• Restricted States: Idaho, Nevada, Kentucky and Washington
• Welcome Bonus: $20 in Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins
• Available Currencies: Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins
• Payment Methods: Visa, Mastercard, Cash App
• Gaming Providers: NetGame, Pragmatic Play, Skywind, KAGaming, Playtech, Bomba Games, Aristocrat, Novomatic
• Gaming Categories: Slots, Fish Games, Table Games, Keno
• Customer Support: Social media, FAQ, [email protected]
• Minimum Purchase: N/A
• Minimum Redemption: N/A
• Games: 450+

Vegas X Review 2025 

Simply put, Vegas X is a sweepstakes casino you should avoid. It’s most likely a complete scam. There are far too many bad areas I uncovered while reviewing the site, but the most appalling is the absence of anything resembling transparency from the casino.

While there are a sizable number of games available, most of these are in-house titles and don’t appear to be RNG-tested. This is another red flag as there’s no way you can know if the casino will play fair in this instance.

Vegas X gave me plenty of headaches, including potentially dodgy payment methods, complex bonuses and conflicting information. Needless to say, this casino has gone straight onto my blacklist. I’ve written a full Vegas X review that covers all the bases, going over the many reasons why this casino is not worth a second of your time.

Legal States

Vegas X states that you must be at least 18 to use the website, but crucially it doesn’t mention anything about what states are restricted. Needless to say, this is a red flag as it can cause some serious legal issues. 

I found that the restricted states are Idaho, Nevada, Kentucky and Washington, but I had to look through other websites to find this information out. If a casino is not going to be honest and upfront from the start, they are absolutely not worth your time.

How Vegas X Works 

Vegas X is a sweepstakes casino, or at least it’s supposed to be. The sweepstakes model means that players don’t have to use real money, and instead can access the games library with free Gold Coins (GC) and premium Sweeps Coins (SC). SC can ostensibly be redeemed for real money at a rate of 1:1, but the ridiculously high 7x wagering requirement attached to them makes this very unlikely. 

To make things even worse, the casino doesn’t even follow the sweepstakes model properly. Not only does Vegas X fail to remind customers that real money purchases are completely optional, but it actually pushes them onto players. 

Signing up and creating an account is a substantial headache. You have to first register an account on the website before using the app, which seems unnecessarily complicated to say the least. 

Creating an account will unlock the welcome bonus, but I really don’t think it’s worth the hassle.

Vegas X Bonuses 

While most sweeps casinos trumpet their bonuses whenever they get the chance, Vegas X gave me virtually no information at all, and instead made me go hunting for most of them.

Vegas X offers two bonuses to new players. The first is a $20 no deposit bonus that offers both GC and SC, and the other is a 100% first-purchase match of up to $850. Although the no deposit bonus is granted straight away, I have encountered many reviews on websites like Trustpilot that claim they haven’t received the first purchase match at all.

There are a number of other bonuses on offer which I will cover next.

Bonuses Review

• No Deposit Bonus: $20 in Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins
• Promo Code: N/A
• First Purchase Bonus: 100% up to $850
• Daily Free Credits: Varies
• VIP Program: Yes
• Mail-In Bonus: N/A
• Referral Bonus: Varies

Besides the welcome bonus, there are a number of other bonuses available at Vegas X. The ones I’ve managed to find include:

• A Daily Login bonus with varying prizes on offer.
• A Referral bonus that offers commission if the referred individual makes GC purchases.
• GC boosts on Slots.
• Reload bonuses up to 50%.
• Social media promotions that reward varying amounts of free GC and SC.

Vegas X Games Selection 

The casino games library at Vegas X is decent with over 450 titles, with some major iGaming developers such as Pragmatic Play among those represented. 

Although most of the library is Slots, there are also a number of other categories represented including Table Games and Jackpots. There are also some unique titles like Billy’s Game and Wild Stars, but unfortunately I was unable to check if these games were RNG-tested or not. 

Online Slots

Vegas X’s range of Online Slots forms the bulk of the casino’s library, with several providers represented including Pragmatic Play and KA Gaming. 

The casino does supply a range of Original titles as well, but I found that these were nowhere near as enjoyable as the titles from the more-established developers.

Table Games

While Vegas X’s Slots offering is good, the casino also offers a range of Table Games including Blackjack and Roulette. The selection isn’t the biggest, but I have to give the casino some credit for not relying solely on Slots.

Jackpots

The selection of Jackpot games is also very small, but it allows players to try their hand at scooping major wins. This is in theory, of course, because as I mentioned earlier the 7x wagering requirement for SC makes your chances of redeeming anything almost nil.

Vegas X Banking 

As Vegas X uses the sweeps model of payments, this means that no real money gambling is necessary, despite the casino pushing you to spend your own money. Players can choose to play with either free GC or premium SC. SC can be redeemed for real money. Yet, this casino tags an extremely high 7x wagering requirement to its premium currency, so the chances of actually getting your hands on any winnings are pretty slim.

While the payment options at Vegas X consist of debit cards, Bitcoin and Cash App, the only redemption method is via debit cards. While this was a let down on its own, I was also disappointed to see that the casino had not provided any information on banking limits. 

Payment Options Overview

Cash App isn’t the most trustworthy payment method to begin with, but I was even less impressed by the fact that Vegas X doesn’t provide any information on minimum and maximum spending amounts. The 7x wagering requirement was also a massively unwelcome surprise, as was the fact that minimum redemption limits weren’t specified, which made redemptions even more challenging.

Vegas X Currency Packages

Put simply, I have absolutely no clue what the available GC bundles are at Vegas X. Throughout the course of my testing the site, the bundles changed in price and size numerous times. I gave up after they changed for the third time in a few days, so don’t even bother making a purchase. It’s not worth it. 

Is Vegas X Legit? 

I can’t stress this enough. Avoid Vegas X at all costs. I’ve reviewed enough sites to spot a dodgy operator fairly easily, and the warning signs are all present here.

While VX Solutions are meant to be running the casino, I’ve got no idea who they even are. I’ve checked in numerous places, and I can’t find so much as an address. 

I can’t find reliable information on how their games are tested, so I have no idea if the casino is playing fair with customer’s money or is simply rigging the games outright.

The sheer lack of transparency is another glaring issue. I’ve got no idea what the T&Cs are, so I don’t know who’s eligible to claim prizes or even access the site to begin with. And if somehow you are in fact eligible to play at the site, the 7x wagering requirements mean that your chances of actually winning anything are near zero.

Company and Safety Review

Responsible Social Gameplay 

By the time I got around to checking for the casino’s Responsible Gambling tools, I could already tell it was going to be bad. 

And sadly, I was spot on. 

I couldn’t find any RSG tools on the website, so I reached out to customer service to see if they could point me in the right direction. That was weeks ago and I’ve still got nothing. 

Vegas X Customer Support 

The platform itself is bad enough, but Vegas X brazenly flaunts the fact they see you as a cash cow. This is clear for many reasons, but one of the most obvious is that getting in touch with the customer support team is basically impossible.

The FAQ list on offer is very basic and has almost certainly been lifted from Google or ChatGPT, the Telegram channel is poor, and the ticketing system is such a pain to use that I gave up altogether. They do provide a simplistic email form which you can use to get in touch, but this goes to their sales team, NOT a dedicated customer service team. So even if you’re able to get a reply from them, the chances are you’re not going to get your issues resolved properly. 

Customer Support Overview

Vegas X UX 

The casino may be mobile-optimized, but that’s about all the good things I can say about the user experience. Whoever actually owns the casino doesn’t seem to have put any care into modernising it, so the whole thing looks and feels very outdated.  

You can only search for games by developer, and although this is better than no categorization at all, it still means you’ll need to go through the games from each provider to find the titles you enjoy.

The music is looped, which is easily enough to annoy you if you’re on the website for a prolonged period of time. They do give you the option to mute it though, which I highly recommend you take should you choose to set up an account with Vegas X.

Vegas X UI Overview 

Vegas X Sister Sites

As the owners of Vegas X are hard to determine, I cannot say for certain if Vegas X has any sister sites.