Your balance, limits and withdrawals at Vegasnow Casino
Read this once you have signed in for the first time, or when the account area looks different from what you expected.
Same account on phone and desktop
Open Vegasnow Casino in your desktop browser or on your phone, and the sign-in fields stay the same either way. The layout changes with screen size, but the fields ask for the email address and password you set at registration. Phone players can also use the apps for iOS and Android, or the mobile browser, and every route leads to the same account. Your balance, history and limits look the same on every device once you are inside, so nothing needs setting up twice. What does change is the room you are in. A home computer seldom changes hands, while a phone goes to the bus, the café or a friend's place. That is why signing out matters most on a shared device. Choose sign out before you hand the device back, and do the same on library computers and hotel machines.
Licence checked first, then personal details
Start by checking who runs the site before you enter any details. The operator is Vegasnow Casino Ltd., company number C-23544 (Malta), at Tower Road, Birkirkara. It is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority under licence MGA/B2C/389/2015, and the company was established in 2015. Keep these details in mind so that you can recognise the site before any personal information is shared. On your side, have the email address you registered with and the password you chose at that time. Also make sure you are 18+, because the site is only for adults. A minute of checking now saves you a return visit later. If a detail does not match, stop there and go back to the address bar before entering anything.
Vegasnow Casino never asks for your password
Begin with the forgotten password link on the site, then follow the instructions sent to the email address you registered with. Work through the instructions in the order they arrive, and do not skip a line. Vegasnow Casino will never ask for your password by email or in live chat, so any request for it is a warning sign. Verification comes next, and it is separate from recovery. Have a proof of identity, a proof of address and a proof of payment method ready, since the documents are checked at the latest before your first withdrawal. The document check takes 9 hours, so plan for it rather than expecting an instant answer. If the reset email does not arrive, or a document is refused, write to [email protected] or use live chat, both open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Your first sign-in after registering
Right after you register, sign in with the email address and password you set a moment ago. Once inside, the account area gathers your balance, your history, your limits, your bonuses and your withdrawals in one place. Take a few minutes to read your history, because it shows what has happened since registration. On a new account the history is short, so any entry you do not recognise deserves a closer look. Leave the bonuses and withdrawals sections for later, when you are ready to use them. Sign out when you finish, even on your own phone, so that the session closes cleanly. If the first sign-in fails, the recovery paragraph above shows what to do.
When a long evening needs a pause
Set deposit limits, loss limits and session time limits from the account area, before you play rather than after. Reality check reminders can interrupt a long evening, so you see how long you have been playing. Self-exclusion is also available on the site, and it is a separate choice from setting limits. BetStop, the national register operated by the Australian Government (ACMA), accepts applications online at betstop.gov.au. Once started, a BetStop exclusion lasts at least three months and cannot be shortened. Anyone who wants to talk first can call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, which runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Its free online chat and email counselling runs around the clock too.