Filed 11 October 2026
NewVegas terms and the approval clock they lengthen
NewVegas’s terms keep 155 of This is Vegas’s 157 paragraphs and match those of Candyland in all 157. The paragraphs that part from This is Vegas both concern how long a withdrawal can sit before approval and payment.
Sources: NewVegas FAQ (newvegas.com); NewVegas lobby and footer; NewVegas Responsible Gaming page
- October 2026TrueDynasty Affiliates’ brand list spells the casino “New Vegas” and carries it with This Is Vegas
Sources: TrueDynasty Affiliates brand list (truedynastyaffiliates.com)
Withdrawal timing, the only clauses NewVegas rewrote
- Approval “may take up to 14 working days” from the end of authorisation, against 12 under This is Vegas’s terms
- The processing goal, a target the terms say can vary with the processor, runs from 1 to 14 business days
- A later pending request waits for the earlier one to be paid before its own 14 days begin
NewVegas’s FAQ carries the longer figure too: money can take up to 14 business days to reach a bank, depending on the method. Against Candyland’s text nothing differs, and the ceilings, the per-request limit and the transfer fee are the ones This is Vegas prints, name aside.
Sources: NewVegas terms and conditions (newvegas.com); This is Vegas terms and conditions (thisisvegas.com); Candyland terms and conditions (candyland.casino); NewVegas FAQ
NewVegas fee and break questions
Does NewVegas charge a fee to withdraw?
Its terms apply a 10 to 40 transfer fee to each withdrawal, while its FAQ says it “generally” charges none. Budget for the fee rather than relying on the FAQ line.
Does a break at NewVegas stop play at This is Vegas as well?
Expect it to cover NewVegas only. Its Responsible Gaming page lets a player ask support for a break lasting up to six weeks. A blocker such as Gamban on each device you use reaches both casinos at once.
Sources: NewVegas terms and conditions (newvegas.com); NewVegas FAQ; NewVegas Responsible Gaming page