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VegasNow casino games, sorted by format and rules

Our lobby mixes software pokies, streamed tables and presenter-led game shows, and each format follows its own rules and counts differently toward a bonus. This page shows how to find one exact title, what to read before you stake, and how the A$8 bonus bet limit and contribution rates should shape your choice. VegasNow is for players aged 18 and over.

Licence OGL/2024/164/0246AUD cashier18+ only
Gonzo's Quest 2Super Color GameMustang GoldEmerald BlackjackThe Great Pigsby MegawaysMega BallTriple Tigers

The VegasNow lobby by format, in one table

Our lobby holds five broad kinds of game, and the kind you choose shapes a bonus far more than any theme or studio does. The table pairs each format with titles named in our catalogue, the share of each stake that counts toward bonus wagering under our bonus terms of 26 February 2024, and the page where we go into more depth.

FormatTitles named in the catalogueShare of a stake that countsWhere to read more
Pokies (slots)Gates of Olympus, Book of Ra deluxe, Elvis Frog in Vegas, Chilli Heat100%, except titles the terms listOur pokies page
Roulette tablesLightning Roulette, Fortune Roulette, Ruleta en Español25%Lightning Roulette
Blackjack tablesVIP Blackjack 9, Ruby Blackjack 72, Blackjack 8 Español10%Live blackjack
Game showsCrazy Time10%Crazy Time
BaccaratBaruto Baccarat0%Rules inside the table
Other card tablesThree Card PokerNot in the overview, so read the full termsRules inside the table

If you only keep one column in mind, keep the third. A pokie that is not on the exceptions list turns every dollar into wagering progress. A baccarat hand turns none of it. Everything else on this page builds on that difference.

Which providers supply VegasNow games

The studios named in our catalogue include Pragmatic Play, Novomatic, BGaming, Belatra and Evolution, alongside a long tail of smaller names. We show a studio only where the catalogue card shows it, because the art style of a game is not evidence of who built it.

StudioExample titles on its cardsMostly supplies
Pragmatic PlayGates of Olympus, Chilli Heat, Big Bass Dice, Mustang GoldPokies
NovomaticBook of Ra deluxe, Book Of Ra Magic, Bonsai DiamondPokies
BGamingElvis Frog in Vegas, Wild Cash x9990, Beer BonanzaPokies
BelatraMummyland Treasures, Big Wild Buffalo, Blast the BassPokies
Hacksaw Gaming, NetEnt, Play'n GO, Relax GamingWanted Dead or a Wild, Gonzo's Quest 2: Return to El Dorado, Scales Of Dead, The Great Pigsby MegawaysPokies
EvolutionCrazy Time, Ruleta en Español, Three Card Poker, MONOPOLY Big BallerLive tables and shows
Live88Baruto Baccarat, Roulette, Blackjack 8 EspañolLive tables
Pragmatic Play LiveFortune RouletteLive roulette

The provider filter also lists Avatar UX, Big Time Gaming, Booming Games, GameArt, Games Global, Gaming Corps, Mascot Gaming, OneTouch, Onlyplay, PG Soft, Paperclip Gaming, Penguin King, Platipus, Playzia, Print Studios, Quickspin, Rogue, Slotmill and Spinomenal.

You will not find a total game count here. The lobby changes as studios add and retire titles, so any figure we printed would drift out of date. When a number matters to you, pick one studio in the lobby filter on the day and count what appears.

Four steps to the right game in the VegasNow lobby

The fastest route to a game is its full name, typed exactly. The steps below cover the cases where that alone does not settle it.

Type the complete title

Include every number and suffix. Typing Gates of Olympus brings up more than one edition, and the extra word on the card, such as 1000 or Super Scatter, decides which rules you are about to play under.

Or start from the studio

The lobby search accepts a provider name as well as a title. Entering Novomatic, for example, gathers that studio's games in one list, which helps when you remember the maker but not the exact name.

Narrow with a category, then clear it if needed

Filters stack on top of each other. A studio that has no titles in the category you picked produces an empty screen. Clear the filters and search again before deciding a game has been removed.

Confirm the loading screen, then save it

The name shown as the game loads is the product whose rules apply. Add it to Saved games in the lobby so the next visit skips the search. Saving a title is a personal shortlist, not a confirmation that the game is open on your account.

Same artwork, different rules: editions to keep apart

A shared theme does not make two games the same product. Our lobby carries several families where the names differ by one word or a number, and each member has its own paytable, features and published figures.

FamilyEditions named in our lobbyWhat the studio material confirms
Gates of OlympusGates of Olympus, Gates of Olympus 1000, Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, all Pragmatic PlayThe original pays for 8 or more matching symbols anywhere on six tumbling reels; Super Scatter adds a symbol with fixed awards topping out at 50,000×
Book of RaBook of Ra, Book of Ra deluxe, Book Of Ra Magic, all NovomaticDeluxe and Magic are five-reel, ten-line games; Magic adds 10 free games with up to nine randomly chosen expanding symbols
Dice editionsBig Bass Dice, Fruit Party Dice, Joker's Jewels Dice, all Pragmatic PlayEach is its own title; read its rules rather than borrowing from a reel game with a similar name
Numbered sequelsLucky Penny 2 x1000, Money Farm 2, Gonzo's Quest 2: Return to El DoradoThe number marks a follow-up game, not a fresh coat of paint on the first one
MegawaysThe Great Pigsby Megaways, Relax GamingThe suffix marks a separate edition with its own rules

One habit prevents most mix-ups: a figure belongs to the edition it was published for. An RTP, a volatility rating or a maximum win quoted for one Gates of Olympus game tells you nothing reliable about its siblings. The Gates of Olympus page and the Book of Ra page separate each family edition by edition.

The info-panel checklist for any VegasNow game

Every game carries its own rules and paytable, opened from inside the game. Before your first real-money round, run through this list. Most game questions can be settled by one of these seven lines.

  • Title and edition. Does the loading screen match the card you clicked, suffix and all?
  • Studio. Which provider do the rules name? That studio's rules govern the features.
  • Format. Is this a software pokie, a streamed table or a presenter-led show? Contribution and loyalty rates follow the format.
  • Paytable and features. What triggers each feature, and what does the paytable say it pays?
  • Published figures. If an RTP, volatility rating or maximum win is shown, which version is it for?
  • Total stake. Is the selector showing a per-line amount or the whole spin? On a ten-line pokie, A$1 per line is A$10 a spin.
  • Bonus status. If a bonus is active, is this title on the offer's exceptions list, and is your total stake at or under A$8?

On our own pages we print only figures a studio publishes for the exact version in our lobby. Where a figure is missing, that is deliberate: the info panel inside the game is the right source, and a plausible number borrowed from another edition would do more harm than a gap. Our Elvis Frog in Vegas page shows the approach: it keeps to the three figures BGaming publishes and leaves the rest to the game.

Lobby tags and result histories forecast nothing

Labels such as new, popular or live describe how we group titles in the lobby. They say nothing about how a game will pay for you or anyone else, and they are not a recommendation to stake more on one title than another.

The same goes for result panels at live tables and shows. A Crazy Time history strip records which segments landed in recent rounds; Evolution states that previous results do not predict the next spin. A pokie that has paid little for an hour is not building toward a payout, and one that paid well is not about to go cold. Each round is settled by the game's own rules.

Saved games works the same way. It is your shortlist, kept by the lobby so you can reopen favourites quickly. It does not change eligibility, contribution or limits, and a saved title can still be unavailable on your account or in your location. For how streamed tables and shows differ from software games, see our live casino page.

How each VegasNow format counts for wagering and loyalty

Two separate scales apply to every round. The bonus terms decide how much of a stake counts toward wagering, and the loyalty programme decides how many points real-money play earns. They do not always move together.

FormatCounts toward bonus wageringReal-money stake to earn 1 loyalty pointStake needed for A$1,000 of wagering credit
Pokies100%, except listed titlesA$25A$1,000
Roulette25%A$100A$4,000
Blackjack10%A$250A$10,000
Game shows10%Not published on the programme pageA$10,000
Baccarat0%A$250Cannot be reached

The baccarat row shows why the scales need reading separately: a baccarat hand earns points at the same pace as blackjack while adding nothing to a bonus requirement. Each A$25 on slots adds a redeemable point and a status point together, so pokie play moves you up the seven levels and funds the Loyalty Store at the same rate.

A rate is set by the category the terms assign, not by a word in a game's name. If a title looks like roulette but sits under game shows in the terms, it counts at the game-show rate.

Worked example: an A$80 first deposit on four formats

Here is the arithmetic for a modest first deposit. A$80 attracts the 150% first-stage match, an A$120 bonus. Forty times A$120 is A$4,800 of qualifying wagering, due within seven days, with every bet capped at A$8 while the bonus is active.

Where you playRateTotal stakes to log A$4,800Rounds at A$8Rounds a day across 7 days
Pokies100%A$4,800600About 86
Roulette25%A$19,2002,400About 343
Blackjack or game shows10%A$48,0006,000About 857
Baccarat0%Never reachedNone applyNone apply

Mixing formats in one week

Most people do not stick to one game. Say you stake A$2,400 on pokies and A$3,200 at a roulette table. The pokie play logs A$2,400 and the roulette logs a quarter of A$3,200, which is A$800, for A$3,200 in total. That leaves A$1,600 outstanding: 200 more pokie spins at A$8, or A$6,400 more at roulette.

Three published conditions sit alongside the sum. The first-stage 200 free spins are released only after the A$80 has been wagered once. Winnings from a deposit bonus are capped at A$5,000 per offer. And under the account terms the A$80 deposit must be turned over three times, A$240 of stakes, before related funds can be withdrawn, bonus or no bonus. The figures are arithmetic, not a forecast of how the balance will hold up.

Playing VegasNow games with no bonus active

You can decline a bonus; the general terms allow it. For players who mainly enjoy live tables, game shows or baccarat, playing on cash alone is often the simpler route, because the contribution table above stops mattering.

RuleWith a bonus activeCash play, no bonus
Maximum betA$8 per spin or roundThe game's own table or stake limits
Seven-day wagering clockRunningNot applicable
Contribution by formatDecides progressNot applicable
A$5,000 cap per offerApplies to bonus winningsNot applicable
Deposit turned over three timesAppliesStill applies
Verification before withdrawalCan be requestedCan be requested

The deposit turnover rule is the one people forget. On an A$140 cash deposit, A$420 of stakes is needed before related funds can be withdrawn. Withdrawal routes have their own ranges too: MiFinity runs from A$30 to A$4,000, while bank wire starts at A$300 and stops at A$6,000. Larger amounts can be split into instalments, and daily, weekly and monthly caps apply.

VegasNow games on iPhone and Android

You will not find VegasNow on Apple's or Google's app stores, and we do not hand out an APK file. Your phone's browser loads the full lobby, and a Home Screen icon makes it a one-tap launch.

iPhone or iPad

Open VegasNow in Safari, tap Share, choose Add to Home Screen, then tap Add. The icon opens the same mobile site.

Android

Open VegasNow in Chrome, tap More (the three dots), then Install or Add to Home screen, depending on your Chrome version.

Sign in as usual

Use your existing email and password. A Home Screen icon may keep its own session, so a one-off sign-in there is normal. Never open a second account on the phone.

Your balance, bonus status and limits are identical on every device, so the A$8 cap applies on a small screen exactly as it does on a laptop. Live streams need a steady connection; a stream that drops on mobile data is a connection issue, not an account one. If a site asks you to allow installs from unknown sources to get a VegasNow app, treat it as unofficial and close it.

If a VegasNow game freezes or a round looks wrong

Do not repeat the bet straight away. A frozen picture does not prove a round failed, and placing it again can leave you with two stakes. Reload the lobby, check your balance and the game history, then contact us if the outcome still looks wrong.

Note this downWhy we ask for it
Exact game title and studioPins down which product and rules apply
Time of the round and your time zoneLets us locate it within a long session
Round or transaction reference, if shownConnects your report to the account record
Device, browser and any error messageSeparates a display fault from the recorded result

Send it to support@vegasnow.com or through live chat, and keep the case reference with any reply. Point your question at the right system: a feature that did not trigger as expected is a game-rules question, while welcome spins that never reached your account are an offer question and need the offer name and deposit reference instead.

Lobby mistakes that slow players down

  • Opening the base edition when you wanted another. Gates of Olympus and Gates of Olympus Super Scatter are different games with different published figures.
  • Reading a per-line amount as the spin cost. A$1 a line on a ten-line pokie is A$10 a spin, over the A$8 limit while a bonus is open.
  • Clearing wagering at the baccarat table. Baccarat counts 0%, so even a long session leaves a 40× target exactly where it was.
  • Depositing for the next stage too soon. Only one bonus runs at a time, so a VEGAS2 deposit made while the first bonus is still active will not pick up the second-stage offer.
  • Taking a thumbnail as proof of access. What opens depends on your account and location; an image in a catalogue settles neither.
  • Quoting a game count from another website. Totals elsewhere are usually stale; filter the lobby on the day if a number matters.
  • Searching app stores for a VegasNow download. The browser and a Home Screen icon are the official route.

Who licenses the games you open at VegasNow

The operator behind every table and reel here is Just Entertainment B.V., entered in the Curaçao company register as 160603. Its licence, reference OGL/2024/164/0246, comes from the Curaçao Gaming Authority, has been in force since 13 August 2024 and is shown as Active. You can check the record yourself on the public licence validator, which also lists the domains approved under it.

Every game in the lobby is for adults only: you must be 18 or over to open an account and play. A licence tells you who is accountable for the casino; it does not change the house edge of any game or the chance of a loss, so set your own budget before you start.

Deposit limits and self-exclusion sit in your account settings. BetStop is the register for Australian-licensed wagering providers and does not reach this account, so use our own tools or ask support to set an exclusion for you. To talk to someone, call Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858; the service is free and confidential.

VegasNow casino games: your questions answered

Can I play VegasNow games in demo mode?

We do not confirm a demo mode for any title on this page. The catalogue cards here are a reference list, not playable demos, and their buttons lead to VegasNow. If a game offers a practice mode, the game itself will show it once you open it in the lobby.

If a game appears in this catalogue, can I play it from Australia?

Not necessarily. A catalogue entry shows that a title is listed. Whether it opens for you depends on your account and your location, and play is limited to adults aged 18 and over.

How many games does VegasNow have?

We do not publish a total. Studios add and retire titles regularly, so a fixed figure would mislead within weeks. Filter the lobby by provider on the day if you want a count for one studio.

Which VegasNow games clear a bonus with the least staking?

Pokies. Slots count 100% toward wagering unless a title is on the exceptions list, against 25% for roulette, 10% for blackjack and game shows, and 0% for baccarat. On an A$120 bonus, that is A$4,800 of pokie stakes against A$48,000 at a blackjack table.

Can I use the welcome bonus at live tables?

Yes. The welcome package covers casino and live-casino play, though not sports betting. Live formats count at lower rates, and the A$8 bet limit applies to every round while the bonus is active.

How do I tell which studio made a game?

Check the catalogue card or the rules screen inside the game. Where neither names a studio, we leave it blank rather than guess from the artwork.

Why do some games on your pages show no RTP?

We print a figure only when the studio publishes it for the exact edition in our lobby. Where nothing is published, open the info panel inside the game, which is the correct source for that version.

Do all VegasNow games earn loyalty points?

Points come from real-money play. Slots earn a point for each A$25 staked, roulette a point for each A$100, while blackjack and baccarat need A$250 per point. Your account shows the current balance and level.

Is there a VegasNow games app for iPhone or Android?

We do not publish a native app. Use Safari or Chrome and pin the site to your Home Screen, which gives you the same lobby and the same account. Treat any APK offered elsewhere as unofficial.

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