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Cop Slots Sister Sites

Lit Wins is not the official casino site of the late 90s and early 00s alt-rock band Lit. Apologies to anybody who’s disappointed by that news, but our thanks to anybody who got the reference. Instead, Lit Wins is “lit” in the youth-speak sense of the phrase, which is to say that it’s hot, cool, or (depending on your age) groovy – or, at least, it thinks it is. The reality may be a little different. The emojis and other stickers on the Lit Wins homepage make it look a little childish and might put more players off than they attract. Aside from that, Lit Wins is one of the plainer-looking members of the Cop Slots sister sites family. That’s something that it has in common with Cop Slots itself, so maybe that’s a good thing if you’re looking for something similar to Cop Slots.

There are several casinos on the Jumpman Gaming Limited platform that have connections to major media enterprises. The best-known examples of that are probably Mirror Bingo and OK Bingo. You’d have to be a real celebrity gossip hound to realise that New Spins also belongs to this elite group of Cop Slots sister sites. This is the official online casino site of the weekly British celebrity gossip magazine “New!” and touts itself as such on its homepage. There’s a degree of confusion about the casino’s name, though. New Spins is a bingo site. There’s no doubt about that – the first games you’ll see on the site’s homepage are all bingo games. That begs the question of why the word “spins” appears in its title, and it’s a question we can’t think of a good answer to. It probably doesn’t harm the site’s appeal because this is a well-made iGaming site, but it’s a curious choice.

It’s hard for any of the Cop Slots sister sites to stand out from the crowd because nine out of ten of them use the same basic template as the foundations of their design. That makes life a lot easier for the one out of ten sites on the platform that choose to go in a different direction. No casino on the Jumpman Gaming platform is as different as Wonga Games. The deep purple colours of the site and the familiar-looking swirling pattern of its logo make us think of a famous brand of chocolate, but it’s the scrolling archway of recent winners in the middle of the Wonga Games homepage that really grabs and holds our attention. It’s a classier, more sophisticated-looking casino than almost any of the other Cop Slots sister sites and is in contention for the title of “Best Jumpman Gaming Casino.” Given that there are over 200 sites on this platform, that’s no small achievement.

Pretty Wins is a return to the basic style of the more “vanilla” Cop Slots sister sites. That’s not to say that it looks ugly because it doesn’t, but once you’ve seen more than a handful of Jumpman Gaming casinos, you’ll learn to spot the template-based ones very quickly. If the only limitation at Pretty Wins was its use of the standard template, we wouldn’t judge it so harshly, but the template isn’t the only issue at the site. It also has one of the weakest promotions you’ll find anywhere on the range. Most Cop Slots sister sites offer players a shot at hundreds of free spins or thousands of pounds worth of bonus funds at the very least, but Pretty Wins settles for a maximum matched deposit of £200. It’s all a little underwhelming, so it’s hard to escape the feeling that your time and money would be better spent elsewhere.

A little higher up this page, we talked about how odd it is that New Spins is called New Spins when it’s so obviously a bingo site. Welcome to an iGaming site that has the opposite problem. Barbados Bingo might be called Barbados Bingo – and it does a better job of establishing its Barbados theme with stunning graphics than most Cop Slots sister sites do – but it would be a stretch to call it a “bingo site.” That’s made clear by the welcome promotion, which takes up most of the space on the Barbados Bingo homepage. The maximum reward it offers is five hundred free spins, with an emphasis on “spins” rather than “bingo tickets.” There are bingo games here – you’ll find them a little further down the homepage – but they’re more of a side serving than the main course. We’re not sure who’s in charge of the naming strategy for iGaming sites at the operator, but they may have made some errors.

Those of you who are experienced online slots and casino players – which we imagine to be most of you – will be well-versed in the names of the UK’s most popular casino games. As such, most of our readers are well aware of the Rainbow Riches slots and games by Barcrest. They’re the most popular Irish-themed games on the market, which is an impressive achievement in a very crowded field. Rainbow Spins takes a lot of the scenery of Rainbow Riches and makes a whole casino site out of it. This isn’t the official casino of the game franchise – that would be Rainbow Riches Casino – but Rainbow Spins dresses itself in enough of the same clothes to imply a connection. The combination of well-rendered rainbows and sweeping green fields makes this one of the prettiest Cop Slots sister sites, and the way that welcome bonuses are awarded against a player’s first four deposits helps the casino’s appeal, too.

Fairground Slots was born from the same school of thought as Rainbow Spins – it just chose a different online slots game as its source of inspiration. Again, anyone who’s been around the online casino world for a while will identify the theme immediately. Fluffy Favourites by Eyecon is one of the most popular iGaming series in the world. The second game in the series is Fluffy Favourites Fairground, and it’s from that hugely popular slot that Fairground Slots borrows much of its imagery. That’s why the backdrop of the casino is a soft, spongy one full of soft, warm colours. It’s a little surprising that the welcome promotion at Fairground Slots doesn’t include any free spins on Fluffy Favourites, but perhaps the other two Cop Slots sister sites that use this theme have that base covered already. Instead, players can win up to £2000 as a matched deposit welcome promotion when they spin the Fairground Slots bonus wheel.

Cop Slots operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

Cop Slots is directly owned and operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited. That might sound like an obvious thing to say, given that we’ve already said that Jumpman is the casino’s licence holder, but it’s not a given with this casino network. In fact, it’s a deviation from the norm. The majority of the 240+ casinos on the Jumpman platform are there on a white-label basis, created by Jumpman Gaming but owned and maintained by somebody else. The official casino and bingo sites of the Daily Mirror, New Magazine, OK Magazine, the Daily Star and others are all Cop Slots sister sites, which should tell you a lot about how well-recognised for quality the Jumpman Gaming turnkey proposition must be. Not every white-label casino platform attracts this many customers. In fact, in the UK market, Jumpman is unmatched.

The degree of success that Jumpman has experienced would be impressive no matter how many years of experience the company has under its belt, but what makes Jumpman all the more impressive is the relative youth of the business. The company was established on Guernsey in the Channel Islands in 2010, by which time the online casino revolution was already in full swing. Being late to the party didn’t hinder the new operator one bit – it rapidly released six bingo sites in two years before starting to take on white-label partners. These days, you’ll also find Jumpman Gaming creating slots, bingo games and even live dealer games through Jumpman Slots, which opened in 2016.

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Cop Slots Welcome Bonuses

Cop Slots is one of several dozen Jumpman Gaming Limited casinos that uses the operator’s distinctive “Megal Reel” as part of its welcome promotion. The process works like this:- players sign up for Cop Slots and deposit at least £10 as a first deposit. They’re then granted a single spin of the “Mega Reel,” which could deliver them as many as five hundred free spins on Starburst. It could also deliver smaller rewards, though, including as few as twenty free spins on another game. Any winnings that come from these spins have to be wagered x65 before they can be converted to real cash and withdrawn.

Other Promotions

Like all of the Cop Slots sister sites, this casino uses the Jumpman Gaming trophy system as a loyalty reward program. Keep an eye on your player account, and you’ll see hints and tips about where on the Cop Slots site you might want to look for trophies or what actions you need to take to unlock them. Every time you find five, you’ll get another spin of the Mega Reel, and you’ll also progress to the next loyalty level. That means the prizes you’ll see on the Mega Reel next time will be worth more. Once you reach level forty, you’ll have received two hundred trophies, which means you join the “200 Club” at Cop Slots and receive high-value VIP rewards. There are plenty of other promotions at Cop Slots, too, but they tend to be time-limited and so are regularly chopped and changed.

Top Games at Cop Slots

Cop Slots shares its games portfolio with well over one hundred of the Cop Slots sister sites, so don’t expect to find anything unique here if you’re arriving from another Jumpman Gaming casino. Aside from the addition of the occasional new release, the featured games on the Cop Slots homepage never change. You’ll always find at least one of the Irish-themed Rainbow Riches slots, you’ll always see Starburst by NetEnt, and you’ll always see Fluffy Favourites, too. Fans of the fishing theme are especially well catered for, as the latest entries in the Big Bass Bonanza and Fishin’ Frenzy series are also prominently featured. Keep your eyes peeled, and you might also see Slingo and live casino titles a little lower down the section.

Licensing and Customer Support

Cop Slots is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence 39175, which also covers every other casino on the Jumpman Gaming Limited platform. The operator’s licence has a blemish on it – the company paid £500K in lieu of a formal fine in May 2022 after the UKGC reviewed its operations and identified issues with its prevention of money laundering tools and its responsible gambling policies. Players in need of assistance can look to the Cop Slots FAQ or email support@copslots.com. Using the latter option involves a wait of up to two business days for a reply.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

We’re not sure “speed” is the right word to use to describe the withdrawal process at Cop Slots. “Sluggishness” would work better. Once a withdrawal has been requested at this casino, it’s automatically placed in a three-day “pending” queue. Assuming the request is eventually approved, it could still take three days beyond that for funds to reach the destination account. You could use an e-wallet like PayPal and Neteller or your usual Mastercard or Visa debit card – the same turnaround times still apply.

Final Thoughts on Cop Slots

We say this with no offence intended to any police officers out there, but it’s fair to say that the police aren’t universally beloved by the public. That makes a police-inspired casino site a strange choice from the word “go,” and the appeal of the site is further harmed by its dated, basic design. The problems with customer services and slow withdrawals exist at all of the Cop Slots sister sites, so the best casinos on the platform find a way to elevate themselves in other ways. Cop Slots fails to do so.

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