Bezy Casino Sister Sites

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Bezy Casino Sister Sites

Cash Arcade is a deliberately retro-looking casino. That’s why it’s got a glowing neon logo. The retro look is very fashionable at the moment, both in iGaming and further afield, but it has to be executed just right so the finished product looks genuinely retro chic rather than dated. Cash Arcade might have fallen just the wrong side of that line. Despite not using the same template as most of the Bezy Casino sister sites – which is usually a positive thing – Cash Arcade looks a little tired and dated. It also strikes the wrong note with its first impression. If it thinks players are likely to be impressed by the prospect of just five measly no-deposit free spins with a whopping x65 wagering requirement attached to them, Cash Arcade has another thing coming. As the opposite of a cherry on top of the cake, Cash Arcade only offers about five hundred games. There are casinos on this network which can triple that.

A common complaint about the Bezy Casino sister sites is that they all look the same, play the same and feel the same. Those complaints can’t be made about Wild24. The black and gold theme isn’t particularly inspired, and the name “Wild24” doesn’t mean anything, but the casino itself focuses on a different aspect of iGaming than any of the other casinos on the Jumpman Gaming Limited platform – table games. This network isn’t well-known for its table games, having started with bingo sites years ago and then moved into online slots, but the number of table games at Jumpman casinos has been growing since the first live dealer games were added in 2019. Wild24 is the casino that puts them in the spotlight. If you prefer spinning roulette wheels to online slots reels, Wild24 is the right Jumpman Gaming casino for you.

We’re not saying that someone on the Jumpman Gaming Limited design team is London-centric, but actually, that’s exactly what we’re saying. There are several Bezy Casino sister sites that play with patriotic themes, but all of them take their visual cues from London. Someone ought to tell the designer that the United Kingdom contains plenty of other big cities and landmarks. It’s strange for a company based in Guernsey to be so obsessed with the nation’s capital. In any event, Big Ben Slots is themed around the famous bell inside the clock tower attached to the Palace of Westminster. Thanks to the dark blue and light blue colours of Big Ben Slots, it looks the same at the casino as it does on the labels of bottles of HP Sauce. The casino offers over seven hundred slots, which is an improvement on Cash Arcade but still isn’t close to the top of the range.

Several of the criticisms we made of Big Ben Slots are also true of Win British. It’s another casino that claims to be British-themed, but the only bits of Britain you’ll see on this casino are the Palace of Westminster and the London Eye, which alternate on the scrolling splash banner of the homepage. The photos don’t look great, and in broad and general terms, Win British is badly designed. It uses the same template that underpins well over half of the Bezy Casino sister sites, but virtually nothing has been done to dress the theme up. The logo looks like something that a work experience student knocked up on MS Paint during their dinner break. You’ll not find any games at Win British that don’t also exist at the other Jumpman Gaming casinos, and there are no exclusive promotions here, either. In short, there’s no reason to recommend anyone should play here rather than Bezy Casino, Big Ben Slots or anywhere else.

Fever Slots is what you might euphemistically call “a weird one.” Whichever white-label business partner of Jumpman Gaming Limited is responsible for the operations of Fever Slots is clearly very proud of it. There’s a little red banner wrapped around the Fever Slots logo, which proclaims, “As seen on TV,” and the claim is repeated in block capital letters underneath the featured slots on the casino’s homepage. What makes it weird is that we’re unable to verify that Fever Slots has, in fact, ever appeared on television. To the best of our knowledge, the only member of the Bezy Casino sister sites family ever to benefit from televised advertising is Mirror Bingo, and even that’s only because it’s the Daily Mirror’s official casino site. Bold claims about television stardom aside, Fever Slots is an otherwise bland-looking casino with faded colours, no theme, and no unique games or promotions.

With a handful of exceptions, the Bezy Casino sister sites that claim to offer bingo generally won’t offer you much by way of bingo games. It’s by far the oddest thing about the Jumpman Gaming Limited sites, as the casino network began life by building and launching bingo sites. We think it’s a consequence of several so-called “bingo sites” on the platform moving to Jumpman from other casino networks, most notably Nektan. The Nektan and Jumpman software platforms weren’t especially compatible, so the casinos got a full makeover and lost most – if not all – of their bingo games in the process. In any event, you can add Bingo Port to the bizarrely large number of bingo sites that are short on bingo. In fact, you could add it to a list of casinos that are short on pretty much everything. There’s a whiff of decay around the Bingo Port site which makes us think it may not be a going concern for much longer.

Is Palace Bingo a bingo site that Jumpman brings to players by royal appointment? No, it is not. Is Palace Bingo at least a bingo site? No, it isn’t that, either. Consider everything we just said about Bingo Port, and apply it to Palace Bingo. You can see from the cartoonish style of the casino that it’s been around for a while. However, Palace Bingo has never belonged to anyone other than Jumpman Gaming. As such, it makes even less sense that there are no bingo games on the homepage of Palace Bingo. If you’re going to make players manually search the archives for bingo rooms to play in, why put “bingo” in the name of your casino at all? This casino could have been called Palace Slots or Palace Games, and it wouldn’t have lost out on anything because of it. Instead, it’s just another anonymous and badly-named mid-range member of the Bezy Casino sister sites family.

Bezy Casino operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

The unusual graphics and presentation of Bezy might have you wondering whether this is the official branded casino site of an entertainment property of some description. It isn’t, but there are plenty of Bezy sister sites that are. Officially licensed casino sites are something that Jumpman Gaming Limited specialises in, from the Daily Record newspaper in Scotland (Daily Record Bingo) to the world-famous television quiz show, Who Wants To Be a Millionaire (Millionaire Games). Jumpman Gaming works with those corporate clients to build a site as close as possible to their specifications and profits by doing so. The casino operator also has hundreds more white-label casino clients who aren’t famous or connected to any entertainment brands – they just wanted a casino building and thought Jumpman Gaming was the right company for the job.

Jumpman Gaming’s collection of casinos has snowballed from six in 2012 to more than two hundred and forty a decade later. You shouldn’t need a calculator to work out that’s an expansion rate of twenty (or more) casinos per year. Impressively, Jumpman made most of those casinos itself, regardless of whether it subsequently kept them in-house or handed them over to its white-label partners. Some have been moved or acquired from other places, though – Mirror Bingo is a good example, as it used to be a Virtue Fusion casino. Jumpman Gaming builds or collects casinos faster than any other iGaming company that’s currently active in the UK and shows no sign of slowing down any time soon. Three hundred casinos by the end of 2025? We wouldn’t bet against it.

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Bezy Casino Welcome Bonuses

Welcome bonuses at Bezy Casino (which is sometimes just known as “Bezy”) are handed out by the spin of a wheel. New players sign up, make a minimum first deposit of £10 to qualify, and then take a spin of the Bezy bonus wheel to see what prize they end up with. The best segment on the wheel provides five hundred free spins on Fluffy Favourites. The worst segment on the wheel offers nothing. Making it possible for new players to win nothing feels unnecessarily mean-spirited and doesn’t exactly encourage people to make more deposits in the future.

Other Promotions

If you were to spin the Bezy bonus wheel and win nothing, the only consolation is that you’ll see it again in the future if you keep playing at the casino. All of the Bezy sister sites offer the same loyalty program, and it’s based on trophies. Trophies at Bezy can be won via a variety of methods and means, but you’ll receive hints and tips to assist you. For every five a player collects, the bonus wheel is wheeled back out for another spin. Each time you see it, the number of spins on offer will have increased. The wheel can be spun up to forty times on the road to 200 trophies, at which point players join the Bezy 200 Club and get an Amazon voucher. Bezy isn’t short on other promotions, but they don’t last long. Keep checking the promotions tab to see what’s new.

Top Games at Bezy Casino

You won’t see much variety in the games that get featured on the homepages of the Bezy sister sites, and we include Bezy itself in that. The top slots game at the casino has to be Fluffy Favourites because Fluffy Favourites free spins are the best prize on the casino’s bonus wheel. Given the popularity of the stuffed toy-themed Eyecon slots series, that’s no great surprise. Tiger’s Ice by Alchemy Gaming was one of Bezy’s top-featured slots at the time of our visit, but we think that’s because it’s a relatively new release. Beyond that, the top games collection at the casino is made up of staples like Fishin’ Frenzy and the clone games 9 Masks of Fire and 9 Masks of Gold, both of which come from Gameburger Studios. A hint of something different is provided by Airwave Roulette, which comes from the Jumpman Gaming live casino platform.

Licensing and Customer Support

The UK Gambling Commission licence that covers Bezy Casino (39175) also covers the Bezy sister sites and belongs to Jumpman Gaming Limited. It’s not a clean licence. The operator chose to settle a case with the UKGC in May 2022 after being accused of failing in its AML and social responsibility obligations following a review. Doing so cost it £500K. Customer support queries have to be emailed to support@bezy.co.uk – there’s no other way of getting in touch with the casino. It could take two days to get a reply from the customer support team, but if it’s a common query, there might be information in the Bezy Casino FAQ.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

At best, you’ll get withdrawals from Bezy Casino in three days. At worst, you’ll be waiting six days. The three-day wait is automatic, as that’s the pending period that’s applied to all withdrawal requests. The remaining three days are how long it could take for funds to clear in your chosen account. That chosen account could be attached to any regular UK debit card or an e-wallet held via Skrill, Neteller or PayPal.

Final Thoughts on Bezy Casino

Because of the similarities between their gaming platforms, the first thing that Bezy sister sites need to be if they’re going to be a success is interesting to look at. Bezy Casino passes that test with its unusual theme, which reminds us of a 1980s comic, like The Beano or the Dandy. The unusually formal language at the site spoils the theme a little, though, and the lack of unique features it has to offer hurt it further. In the end, what matters the most is that six days is too long to wait for a withdrawal, and email-only is too low a standard of customer support.

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