William Hill Vegas Review & £20 Free No Deposit Bonus

If you haven’t heard of William Hill, then you most definitely must have been hiding under a rock! This world-known UK gambling company originally started way back in 1934 with their high-street bookmakers. Today, they have risen to be an all-encompassing gaming giant, featuring locations in most towns in the country, along with their illustrious online gaming website. William Hill Vegas is the dedicated slots and casino arm of the respected operator, home to more than 2,000 games.

But is it any good? Keep reading our review below and learn all the pertinent details before you sign-up to their Las Vegas experience!

William Hill Vegas Key Facts

Welcome Offer

The current offer at William Hill Vegas is a £20 no deposit bonus, available when you register with code V26. There’s no deposit and no qualifying stake.

That second trip to the promotions page trips people up, so to be clear, claiming is a two-step job. You have to enter the code during registration, and you can’t rescue an account opened without it by opting in afterwards. Once you’re through, the ‘Opt in’ button on the promo page credits the £20 immediately.

Where you can spend it is narrow. Vault Cracker Megaways is the only game the bonus works on, so treat the £20 as a stack of spins on one Megaways slot rather than a free run at the 2,000-game lobby. As always, we’d prefer a larger selection of games to try, but let’s be honest: this is one of the only no deposit bonuses in the country that provides £20 of playable credits.

Bonus Wagering

The £20 arrives as bonus funds carrying 10x wagering, so £200 has to go through Vault Cracker Megaways before any of it converts. The bonus clock is the tighter half of the deal. You get 72 hours from the moment the bonus is credited, and anything left unwagered when that runs out is deleted along with whatever it won.

Ten times is the maximum the UK Gambling Commission allows rather than a favour. Think of it as the price of not having to deposit. Nothing goes in up front, so the playthrough comes on the way out instead.

Winnings are also capped at £25. This is the most that can move into your main balance, no matter how the reels behave.

Two smaller rules catch people out. Bonus money can’t be topped up with your own cash to reach a minimum spin, and if the bonus balance ever drops below 10p, the remainder is wiped, and the promotion ends there. Make sure you read the full terms and conditions before playing.

The no wagering offer hasn’t gone anywhere, mind. The M50 code still works, and it’s the offer we’re running over on our William Hill Bingo page, 50 free spins for a £10 stake with nothing to play through afterwards. Same account either way, so it’s £20 you didn’t pay for against keeping every penny the spins win.

William Hill Vegas £20 No Deposit

Search for a William Hill Vegas no deposit bonus, and you’ll turn up pages that are out of date in both directions. The free £20 was pulled earlier this year, we said so on this page while it was gone, and it has since come back with a code attached.

What hasn’t come back is the 30 free spins, or the codeless £20 that some of those pages still advertise. One route in, V26, entered at registration.

What keeps the rumours going is that William Hill runs personalised promotions, deals offered to specific customers and nobody else, and their own terms spell this out. If one turns up under your account’s promotions tab, lucky you. Those sit apart from the £20 and aren’t something you can ask for.

One thing to weigh before you type the code in. Taking the £20 rules you out of every other William Hill new customer promotion, the M50 free spins included, so it’s a choice made at registration and not one you can revisit later.

First Impressions

The William Hill Vegas website is a sub-section of the main brand, which in our opinion is very professional, easy to use and just generally aesthetically pleasing. As you would expect with being part of the main William Hill site, you will also get access to their other properties, including Bingo, Sports Betting, Live Casino, Poker and more.

The registration process itself is quite simple, but it does take a few minutes to fill out all of your details.

Bonuses and Promotions

Bonuses and promotions are subject to change at any time. Check the official website to clarify the timeliness and accuracy of the information presented below:

• £20 No Deposit Bonus – Sign up using the code V26, opt in on the promotions page, and £20 in bonus funds lands in your account for use on Vault Cracker Megaways.
• Bonus Drop Boost – The daily freebie for everyone. You get one disc a day to drop into the Bonus Drop game, with free spins, a bonus or real cash behind the winning slots. Fridays are Boost Days, when a prize is guaranteed, and there’s a streak system on top. Drop your disc on three or more days that week and Friday’s prize is doubled, play all six days and it’s tripled. Claim what you win before midnight or it’s gone.

The Vegas promotions page is light beyond those two, and we’ve said so in the cons. The same account opens William Hill’s bingo lobby though, where weekly ticket deals and free bingo sessions fill out a proper monthly calendar, all covered in our William Hill Bingo review. The live casino corner runs its own prize pools too, and on our July visit a £1,500,000 Crown the Champions giveaway was live on the tables.

Promo Codes

New customers pick a code rather than collect them. V26 at registration lines up the free £20 on this page, while M50 is still live for the 50 free spins we cover on the bingo side. You can take one or the other, never both.

Hunting for a William Hill Vegas promo code for existing customers? Save yourself the search, because there isn’t a standing one. Once you’re registered, the ongoing perks work without codes. The Bonus Drop Boost is yours to play daily with a click, and any personalised deals William Hill sends your way appear under the promotions tab of your account, pre-applied and ready to opt into.

Slots and Casino Games

William Hill Vegas advertises over 2,000 games, and the way they’re shelved makes that number browsable. Alongside the usual New and Featured rows you get themed collections with real depth, such as Let’s Go Fishing (93 fishing slots, from Big Bass Bonanza to Fishin’ Madness) and Valley of the Spins (97 Egyptian games). Animal Spindom is bigger still at 137 titles. Providers run from Playtech and Pragmatic Play through Games Global and Blueprint, with licensed one-offs like Dungeons & Dragons Reel Quest, Elvis Presley Cash is All Right and Game of Thrones dotted through the lobby.

On the day we browsed, 9 Masks of Fire King Millions was showing a £1,154,542 pot, the Eye of Horus Jackpot King sat at £764,156, and Age of the Gods God of Storms held £189,154. There’s also the Jackpot Drop, a pool of daily-paying games with a live counter, which had already paid 9,343 winners and £157,839 that day, plus the smaller Rapid Fire Jackpots ticking over in the background.

Keep an eye out for the Exclusive badge as you browse. Games like Cash Spree Pegasus II, Bass Rewards Bonanza, Taco Libre Cash Collect MAX, William Hill Gold and The Dog House Megaways 1000 are exclusives you won’t get at rival casinos.

Having said all of that, if there is anything you are looking for that you cannot find on the Vegas selection of the website, thanks to having just one William Hill account across all of their sub-sites, you can gain access to their other properties such as Sports, Poker and of course Bingo.

 Slots, Live Casino, Arcade and Slingo

The live casino is a cut above the generic studio feed because William Hill streams branded tables. William Hill Vegas Roulette runs with a hybrid dealer, there’s an exclusive Sports Lounge Roulette for anyone who wants the match on in the background, and Blackjack Quickseat, Lightning Roulette, baccarat and the Money Time game show fill out the row.

A dedicated Arcade section is a rarity on a UK casino site, and this one covers 15 games including FlyX, Rock Paper Scissors, solitaire and a William Hill-branded Mines. The LuckyTap range (28 instant-win games like Ultimate Pong and Toss Boss) and a small Crash category sit alongside, and Slingo gets three full shelves, from new releases like Slingo Express XXXtreme and Slinguini to collaborations including Slingo Rakin’ Bacon and Slingo Cash Eruption.

Vegas Game Preview

Vegas Mobile App

When it comes to playing from your smartphone or tablet you have two options. You can either play straight from your web browser or log in with your details. Or, you can download one of the specialist William Hill apps from either the Google Play Android app store or the Apple iOS app store. There’s no need to go looking for an apk file to sideload, the real app is right there on Google Play.

Player ratings back the app up. iPhone users score the William Hill Vegas app 4.5 stars across nineteen-thousand-odd reviews, while the Android crowd is a touch tougher on it at 4.0 from around 2,500.

The choice is yours! We personally prefer gaming from the mobile app as it’s slightly more intuitive and feature-rich, however, we really enjoyed playing straight from our phone as well.

Signup and Login

Creating your account at William Hill Vegas won’t take long at all as the signup form only consists of 2 short sections that ask for the most basic of personal details. When you reach the site just click on the ‘Join Now’ button to launch the form, then fill in the first part of the form with your first and last name, date of birth, email, phone number, and address. The second and final part of the form then asks for you to create your username and password along with a security question and answer to help reset your password in the future if needed. If you wish you can then set a daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit before agreeing to the T&Cs and receiving your login details.

For the William Hill Vegas login afterwards, you can sign in at vegas.williamhill.com or through the Vegas tab on the main William Hill site, and the app will remember you with fingerprint or face unlock. If the Vegas pages ever refuse to load, check whether the main William Hill site is up before assuming your account is the problem.

Payment Options

You will find the following payment methods are accepted at William Hill Vegas:

One of the best parts about this site is the low £5 minimum deposit and withdrawal amount for regular methods. Debit cards (Visa, Electron and Mastercard) and Apple Pay support the £5 minimum, while e-wallets and other options require £10 or more.

Unlike some sites where withdrawals can take around 7 days on average, here you can get your payout within 4 hours by Visa Direct. E-wallet payments are quick as well, with PayPal, Skrill and Neteller payouts usually landing within a working day. Standard card payments and Fast Bank Transfer sit at the slower end, typically taking 3-5 business days.

Licensing and Regulation

William Hill Vegas is licensed and regulated by both the UK Gambling Commission (account number 39225) and the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA/CRP/121/2006-05). WHG (International) Limited, the group’s Gibraltar-registered arm, is the company on that UK licence. These licenses ensure that the site is authentic, trustworthy, and secure. William Hill is owned by Evoke Plc, which is one of the largest gambling companies in the UK and is listed on the London Stock Exchange for additional peace of mind.

As a well-known and respected gambling operator, it comes as no surprise that William Hill is committed to supporting responsible gaming. They have plenty of information on their website regarding their safe gambling tools including how you can set deposit limits and session time reminders, plus they also work with organisations such as GamCare, GamStop, and the National Gambling Helpline.

Should you need help with anything, William Hill Vegas live chat runs 24 hours a day and is now the only way to reach customer service. The old 0800 contact number and the customer services email have both been retired.

Sister Sites

William Hill Vegas doesn’t have a row of lookalike siblings. William Hill Bingo is the same operation wearing its bingo hat, 888 Casino sits under the same Evoke parent company, and Sun Vegas and Betfred run casinos on the same Playtech backbone.

• William Hill Bingo
• 888 Casino
• Sun Vegas
• Betfred Bingo

Click here to view a full list of Playtech powered bingo, slots and casino sites.

Review Conclusion