Casper Games Sister Sites

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Casper Games Sister Sites

Bingzino has a big advantage over the majority of Casper Games sister sites that claim to be bingo sites, but the advantage is a bit of a strange one – it’s the fact that it actually does what it sounds like it should do by having bingo games on its homepage> That’s the sort of thing that ought to be a given, but Jumpman Gaming’s bingo sites frequently contain few or no bingo games whatsoever. That’s not a problem at the shiny, chrome Bingzino site, which provides a game show atmosphere thanks to the presence of a man wearing a suit and tie in the promotional banner. He’s there to draw your attention to the Bingzino welcome promotion, which is a wheel of fortune that determines the prize that new players receive. The range of bingo games at Bingzino isn’t fantastic, but it’s more than you’ll find almost anywhere else on this casino platform.

What would a “divine” online slots casino look like in your imagination? We suspect that most people would picture a heaven-themed casino, perhaps complete with angels sitting on fluffy clouds. You’ll get none of that at Divine Slots. This is one of several Casper Games sister sites that uses the tropical paradise or desert island theme. It greets players with a panorama of the open sea, with a hint of sand in the foreground to reassure us that we’re not drowning. Divine Slots promises players “indomitable bonuses,” which is quite a claim and might send a few players scrambling for a thesaurus. In practice, though, the site offers the same promotions you’ll find at dozens of other Jumpman Gaming casinos. It’s bright and cheerful, but it’s not unique. Still, if you’re happy with the games on offer at Jumpman’s sites and you’re only looking for Casper Games sister sites because you fancy a change of scenery, you could do a lot worse than the scenery at Divine Slots.

At first glance, Target Slots looks like it offers the same games, perks and promotions as Divine Slots. You’ll have to look a little harder to work out what makes the difference between Target Slots and the rest of the Casper Games sister sites family. It’s not the fact that the design of the casino site is far more drab and dreary than that of Divine Slots, although that’s an unfortunate fact and is entirely true. Instead, the key difference is the potential value of the Target Slots welcome promotion. Players have to spin a wheel of fortune to determine the bonus they receive upon joining, but the maximum prize is a matched first deposit, with bonus funds awarded at a rate of one thousand per cent, capped at £2000. Very few of the other Jumpman Gaming casinos go that high, and that might make Target Slots a good bet for bonus hunters.

To the best of our knowledge, there’s no such person or real-world casino as “BJs.” The unique style of the casino’s logo gives the impression that there might be, but if there is, we can’t find it. In fact, there isn’t even an “about us” section at BJs Games, which is unusual for Casper Games sister sites as they usually like to give an account of what they are and why you should play at them. Without that information, we’re unable to solve the mystery of why BJs Games and BJs Arcade both exist on the Jumpman Games Limited casino platform. They’re both white-label casinos, so we presume that both sites belong to the same organisation or individual (the mysterious BJ). That would make sense to us if the two sites had significant differences, but they’re virtually identical. They use the same colour scheme, they offer the same games, and there are no differences between their promotions.

Why is Slots52 called Slots52? We wish we could tell you. There are far more than fifty-two slots and casino games at the site, so it’s nothing to do with that. If it’s the fifty-second casino in a chain, we don’t know what happened to the previous fifty-one. What we do know is that this is one of the plainest online casinos you’ll come across along the Casper Games sister sites. Its plain purple background doesn’t do much to get players excited about playing at the site, although the potential for £6000 in welcome bonus money split across three deposits might solve that problem. Slots52 doesn’t use the standard Jumpman Gaming design template, so it’s noticeably different from the majority of casinos on the network, but more could have been done to take advantage of that by using some bespoke graphics. Slots52 has no more or less to offer than any other Casper Games sister site, but it’s a little anonymous.

You’ll never see an online casino based on “Star Wars” now the sci-fi franchise has become a Disney property. Disney is heavily against getting involved in iGaming, which is the reason it pulled all the old Marvel slots when it bought the comic book company. However, that doesn’t stop people from making casinos inspired by “Star Wars,” of which Star Slots is one of the best-known examples. The backdrop of the casino places you at the controls of a starship in deep space and sets the atmosphere for the site perfectly. Star Slots, which used to be called Star Spins, has more to offer than its good looks. There are more games to play here than there are at most Casper Games sister sites, with a little over eight hundred in the casino’s portfolio. Star Slots claims to be “the home of intergalactic gaming,” which is a very bold claim to make. We wouldn’t go that far, but we’d have to concede it’s one of Jumpman’s best casinos.

There are well over two hundred Casper Games sister sites. That’s how enormous the Jumpman Gaming Limited casino network is. To the best of our knowledge, none of the casinos on the platform have ever been advertised on television save for those with big-name brand connections, like Mirror Bingo. Fever Slots begs to differ. There’s a little banner attached to the casino’s logo claiming that Fever Slots is “as seen on TV.” We can’t find any evidence that any such promotion ever took place. We could be wrong, but if we’re not, it’s an odd claim to make. Perhaps that’s what Fever Slots in place of a personality, as aside from the banner, this is a bang-average Jumpman Gaming casino. It uses the same slots, has the same layout as at least a hundred others, and has a generic “gems and jewels” theme going on in its background. Put it this way:- there’s nothing at Fever Slots that’s likely to work you up into a fever.

Casper Games operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

Casper Games is a white-label Jumpman Gaming Limited casino site. As such, it’s one of almost two hundred on a network that contains even more casinos than that. The usual rule of thumb is that the casinos directly owned and operated by Jumpman Gaming look more impressive than those that are issued on a white-label basis, but Casper Games proves that there are exceptions to every rule. That’s not a knock on the quality of the Jumpman white-label platform – if it wasn’t a quality platform, it wouldn’t count OK Magazine and the Daily Express among its customers. Casinos are launched on this platform so often that it can be difficult to keep up with them, but there were precisely 240 at the time of writing. We suspect the number may be higher by the time you read this.

Online casinos had already been around for a decade by the time Jumpman Games opened its doors for business in 2010. That ought to have put the operator at a disadvantage as so many rival companies had a head start on it, but Jumpman wasn’t fazed. It hit the ground running by releasing six bingo sites in two years and then started opening itself up to the white-label market. By doing so, the number of sites on its platform snowballed faster than anyone could have imagined. Buoyed by this success, the Guernsey-based casino network company now developers its own casino games through its Jumpman Slots studio and even has a few unique live casino games, too.

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Casper Games Welcome Bonuses

If you’re new to Casper Games, you can open the “ghostly chest” when you make your first deposit at the casino. This is the same “loot chest” mechanic you’ll see at plenty of Casper Games sister sites, but we have to give the casino credit for dressing it up a little to match the theme. You might win up to five hundred free spins on the (decidedly not very ghostly) Starburst slot when you open the chest, but there’s also a chance you’ll win nothing.

Other Promotions

Winning nothing when you open the loot box – sorry – “ghostly chest” would be annoying, but you’ll get another chance to open it each time you win five trophies while playing at Casper Games. Check your player account for hints and tips about how you might win a trophy, but they’re usually awarded for completing challenges. Every time you grab five, you get to open the chest again, and the prizes inside it will be worth more than the previous time. This process repeats for every five trophies collected until players make it to two hundred, after which they’re VIP “200 Club” members and get special rewards. Smaller, seasonal promotions can be found by clicking on the “promotions” tab.

Top Games at Casper Games

The theme and layout of Casper Games are unique. The games that appear on its homepage are not. There might be eight hundred games here, but they’re headed by the same selection of featured games you’ll find at most of the Casper Games sister sites. You might see a new release or two in the top two spaces, but Gold Cash Free Spins by Inspired Gaming always ranks just behind them. Perhaps it’s the combination of supreme simplicity and high potential that makes players keep coming back to it. Both Big Bass Bonanza and Big Bass Splash get high billing here, too, as do two different versions of Fishin’ Frenzy, so it seems that players at Casper Games are as passionate about fishing-themed casino games as they presumably are about friendly ghosts.

Licensing and Customer Support

Casper Games has the benefit of being covered by UK Gambling Commission licence 39175 – the same licence that covers all the Jumpman Gaming Limited casinos. It’s not without its problems, though – Jumpman Gaming paid £500,000 in lieu of a fine to the operator in May 2022 because of problems that the UKGC picked up with Jumpman’s processes around preventing money laundering during a review. The only way to contact Casper Games if you need help is to email support@caspergames.com. You could be waiting two business days for a reply, so ideally, you’ll find answers to your questions in the Casper Games FAQ.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Casper Games suffers from the same constraints as the other casinos on this network when it comes to withdrawals. All withdrawal requests go into a three-day queue, during which they’re assigned “pending” status and can’t be interrupted. They’ll be released after that so long as no issues are identified, after which funds take between one and three days to reach customer accounts. E-wallets and debit cards are the only supported withdrawal methods, with examples including PayPal, Mastercard Debit, Visa and Neteller.

Final Thoughts on Casper Games

So much scenery at Casper Games has been transparently “borrowed” from the universe of “Casper, the Friendly Ghost” that we find it mildly surprising that the casino’s owner has never been sued. It’s one of the most original and visually striking themes on the Jumpman Gaming platform. The presence of eight hundred games sets this site apart from the Casper Games sister sites, but we still can’t recommend a casino that keeps players waiting so long for withdrawals or even for responses to requests for help.

Casper Games Player Reviews

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