Vegas Wins' sister sites are hardly in short supply with The Residence, Royal Lounge, Lady Luckmore and various other names all falling under Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited (UKGC: 57869).
There is also a connection between many of these sister sites where the sportsbook is concerned, with Betable being the preferred platform.
Below, you can find all of the sites that are listed under the Grace Media licence together with Vegas Wins.
The specific ownership structure of Vegas Wins is unknown, with the brand choosing to keep that information out of their "About Us" section. We do, however, know that it forms part of the Grace Media Limited licence (UKGC: 57869), with numerous other domains structured in a similar manner.
Grace Media is far from an inexperienced player in the industry. Yes, it only entered the market in March 2022, which hardly makes it an old-timer, but the wide array of sites it operates gives it an excellent breadth of understanding for what modern day bettors crave.
With all of that knowledge in hand, the Vegas Wins sister sites should impress, shouldn't they?

Vegas Wins earns a little pat on the back from us for its design choices, offering a throwback style logo and general vibe. There is nothing old school about the navigation across the site, though, with the usability and layout of menu tiles excellent.
The casino game lobby is solid enough, boasting around 1,000 game titles from a number of different software providers. Game filtering also exists across the “Games” area, enabling you to browse through what are well known game titles.
There are more positives in the available payment options, which include the likes of Apple Pay and PayPal, along with more traditional methods like debit card.
Unfortunately, things go downhill from here. Vegas Wins is a standalone casino platform, which means the game library isn’t perhaps as compelling as it appears on first look and there is no sportsbook to dabble in either.
If Vegas Wins struggles to win you over, don't dismiss the entire Grace Media network. Some of the Vegas Wins sister sites give far more of a rounded platform.
Lady Luckmore is a pretty blatant Vegas Wins sister site, with the overarching structure of the site identical between the two.
The big difference between the two, at least from a first glance, is that Lady Luckmore is positioned towards a more upmarket customer, courtesy of a more premium-feeling logo and header bar.
Look beyond the aesthetic though, and there really is nothing between the sites in terms of what they offer right now.
Lady Luckmore will give you access to the same number of games, with the same filtering options and, bar a colour change, the same look and feel across the game lobby.
Where we have higher hopes for Lady Luckmore is with the sportsbook. Currently, nothing exists in that space, but the “Sports” heading does live on the website menu.
This might be an oversight, which would be a problem, but equally, it could have a sportsbook coming soon and that would then make Lady Luckmore vastly better than Vegas Wins.
If the uncertainty over a sportsbook at a site like Lady Luckmore leaves you feeling conflicted then, fear not, another Vegas Wins sister site definitely does operate across both spaces. Welcome to the stage, Royale Lounge.
Not only does Royale Lounge deliver everything Vegas Wins does from a casino angle, but it combines that with a very good sportsbook too.
That will immediately appeal to a wider customer base, and punters will let a little bit more slide in the casino side because of the all-round nature of the site.
The sportsbook is the standout area of Royale Lounge as well. You will find in excess 30 different sports covered, with football the most popular sport to feature; that comes with market depths that run north of 200, which is very good.
Horse racing isn’t available, and betting margins are on the high side at 9.44%, meaning there is still room for improvement, but it’s not half bad.
Royale Lounge looks the part too, with the sportsbook design a step ahead of what is a consistently solid casino structure from Grace Media.
The Residence Casino & Sportsbook delivers what it says it does. It provides punters with a route into both a casino and sports betting platform, and it does both reasonably well.
From a casino aspect, we are in a world of rinse and repeat from Vegas Wins. Game tiles are nicely sized, easy to read, responsive to interactions, and there is the same level of game filter and text search to lean on for isolating specific games, or types of games. Even the quantity and quality of the games is the same.
The sportsbook is the headline event though; blow for blow, it is identical to the sportsbook that is offered at Royale Lounge.
That’s an observation – not a criticism. You have a couple of downsides, namely the margin and the absence of horse racing and greyhounds, but there are lots of good things about it too.
Competition coverage is vast, spanning the entire globe, market depths are fantastic, with a Premier League football match boasting in excess of 200 betting options. The navigation around the site is good too, with the sportsbook our favourite area to explore.

Ashley, an Ipswich Town fan, is an experienced content writer in the sports & betting space, who also has an extensive background in data analytics. Those skills combine here to allow for unique angles to be taken across a host of topics.