Mega Reel Spins Sister Sites

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Mega Reel Spins Sister Sites

A lot of you will have understood this immediately by looking at the logo, but for the benefit of those who didn’t, Express Wins is the official iGaming site of the Daily Express newspaper. It’s one of a few Mega Reel Spins sister sites that have newspaper connections, but we’ll talk more about that later. The casinos on the Jumpman platform that have brand connections tend to come with big-money welcome promotions to suit their status, and Express Wins is no exception. It’s possible – but unlikely – that newcomers to the casino can land up to £6000 in bonus funds by maximising their first three deposits and then getting lucky when they spin the Express Wins welcome wheel. Express Wins has just as much promotional and gaming power as the other newspaper brands on this platform – it just looks a little less dynamic in its appearance.

Names have power. When you build a casino site and give it a name like “VIP Spins,” you create certain expectations in the minds of players who stumble across it. Failing to meet those expectations will likely make it difficult for your casino to attract players. With that in mind, we can’t help but wonder how many players VIP Spins attracts. The VIP Spins logo would look great above the door of a real-world luxury casino, but that’s about the closest the site gets to providing anything that resembles a VIP experience. The welcome promotion is leagues below the standard we’ve just seen at Express Wins, and the style of the site’s presentation could most charitably be described as “plain.” The template of the Mega Reel Spins sister sites makes it hard for any of them to hit the “VIP experience” mark, so they’d likely be best served by not trying.

How’s your basketball knowledge? Are you a big fan of the NBA, or do you look at basketball as a trumped-up American version of netball? Your answer to that question will probably determine whether you instantly recognise the theme of All Star Games or not. The name is taken from the annual NBA All Star game, in which the best players from the previous league season play against each other in a one-off big-money game. The big-money theme of All Star Games is reflected in the fact that it offers the same (potentially) lucrative welcome promotion as Express Wins, which marks it out as one of the better Mega Reel Spins sister sites. The fact that it has a sports theme also makes it stand out from the pack- there aren’t many such sites on the Jumpman Gaming platform, and the few others that exist aren’t as well-presented as this one is.

Speaking of Mega Reel Spins sister sites that offer something unique, here’s WIld24. It wouldn’t have been possible for this casino to exist on the Jumpman Gaming Limited platform prior to 2019. That year, the casino operator’s in-house development team (Jumpman Slots) began experimenting with live dealer games for the first time after years of declining to get involved with the format. There’s now a small cluster of Jumpman Gaming-made live dealer games, and you’ll find all of them linked from the homepage of Wild24. This is the only casino on Jumpman Gaming’s entire network that focuses on live dealer games and table games rather than bingo or online slots. If table games are your forte, this is undoubtedly the best option on this platform for you. It’s a shame the casino isn’t a little more exciting to look at, but its unique content makes up for that.

Jupiter Slots aims to give casino fans a gaming experience that’s out of this world. In fact, it claims to be the very best online casino in the universe. We’re afraid that even as experts, our frame of reference is limited only to online casinos on planet Earth, so we’re unable to confirm or deny that claim. What we can confirm is that Jupiter Slots is one of the prettier Mega Reel Spins sister sites, with an attractive animated homepage and a quirky theme involving flying saucers. Fans of the outer space theme are well served by the Mega Reel Spins sister sites, as there are a few options. Jupiter Slots is one of the better ones, but it isn’t the best. That honour – in our opinion, at least – goes to Space Wins. That casino gives you fifty free no-deposit spins just for signing up.

You’ll find the headquarters of Jumpman Gaming Limited in Guernsey, which is one of the Channel Islands. Why is that relevant? Because the Channel Islands aren’t considered part of the United Kingdom. They are, however, considered to be part of Great Britain, so Jumpman can just about get away with operating the small cluster of Britain-themed Mega Reel Spins sister sites that exists on its platform without coming across as inauthentic. Great Britain Casino sits somewhere in the middle of those sites if they’re listed in order of quality. Britain Play is the best of them in the eyes of most players, and Big Ben Slots is probably ahead of it, too. On the other hand, the casino is definitely better than Spin Hill and Win British. It’s a little bland to look at, but the crown on top of its logo makes it look a little like a postage stamp, and it’s a nice touch.

You’ll find the Isle of Wight just off the south coast of England. You’ll find the Isle of Wins among the Mega Reel Spins sister sites on the Jumpman Gaming casino network – and when you find it, you might feel like you’ve seen it somewhere before. That feeling of deja vu may have something to do with the skull-shaped cave which is visible in the distance on the casino’s homepage, which is a clear nod to King Kong. There aren’t any other nods to the great ape on this site, though; in fact, with a parrot and a treasure chest, Isle of Wins could be said to have a pirate theme. Unfortunately, it can’t be said to have any unique attractions. The welcome offer at Isle of Wins is free spins-based but is of a kind that only exists at the weaker casinos on this network. Isle of Wins is pretty, but it’s insubstantial.

Mega Reel Spins operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

Mega Reel Spins is named for the Jumpman Gaming Limited Mega Reel – a promotional gimmick that the operator invented a few years ago and is extremely proud of. You’ll find the Mega Reel at well over one hundred Mega Reel Spins sister sites, which is noteworthy for two reasons. The first is the ubiquitous nature of the Mega Reel means that using it as a selling point for Mega Reel Spins is a little redundant. The second is that it means there are more than one hundred casinos on the Jumpman Gaming Limited platform. Actually, there are more than two hundred. Jumpman Gaming has barely paused for breath since setting up shop in Guernsey in 2010 and is constantly adding more strings to its bow. Those strings include the addition of Jumpman Slots as a development studio in 2016 and a subsequent decision to start making live casino games in 2019.

Jumpman Gaming is very popular with business customers. It offers white-label casino services and has many high-profile clients. As you saw when we were looking through some of the Mega Reel Spins sister sites, those high-profile clients include the Daily Express and several other British newspapers. The papers and the other high-profile business clients on the Jumpman platform are, presumably, happy with the terms and conditions offered by the casino operator. Players, who are faced with high wagering requirements and long waits for withdrawals, plus a near-total absence of accessible customer service when things go wrong, might not be quite so satisfied.

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Mega Reel Spins Welcome Bonuses

If you know anything about the Mega Reel Spins sister sites, the casino’s welcome promotion won’t need much of an introduction. The Mega Reel exists at dozens of Jumpman’s casinos, and it works like this; new players open an account with the casino and deposit at least £10 into it. That makes them eligible for a spin of the Mega Reel, which will give them either a £10 Amazon voucher or some free spins as a welcome gift. At most, players will net 500 bonus spins on NetEnt’s all-time-great Starburst slot. At worst, it’ll be ten free spins on Fluffy Favourites. No matter how many or how few free spins you get, they come with a deeply unhelpful x65 wagering requirement against all winnings.

Other Promotions

Given that this whole casino site is themed after the Mega Reel, it shouldn’t be any surprise that Mega Reel Spins also uses the mechanism for the biggest of its ongoing rewards; the Mega Reel Spins trophies. Players at the casino can complete challenges to win trophies and are rewarded with another spin of the Mega Reel each time they collect five. The total number of spins the Mega Reel has to offer depends on the total number of trophies players have won – it increases proportionately. At the two hundred trophy mark – difficult but doable – Mega Reel Spins also gives players an Amazon voucher.

Top Games at Mega Reel Spins

Mega Reel Spins places all of its emphasis on the Mega Reel mechanic that sits at the heart of all its bonus promotions. That means it doesn’t place much emphasis on its games. Because of that, the games you’ll see in the spotlight on the Mega Reel Spins homepage are the same games you’ll see spotlighted at plenty of Mega Reel Spins sister sites. There are a couple of live casino games in the collection to add a little variety and spice – Airwave Roulette and XL Roulette, for example, which were both developed in-house by Jumpman Gaming. The rest of the collection is made up of big hits from the best providers in the business. Expect to see Fluffy Favourites, Reel King, Starburst, and a range of other well-established and popular games. They’re all great games – they’re just not especially original choices.

Licensing and Customer Support

Mega Reel Spins is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence no. 39175, which also covers all the Mega Reel Spins sister sites. It’s held by Jumpman Gaming Limited and has a notice attached to it relating to a settlement that the operator reached with the regulator in May 2022. After a regulatory review, the UKGC accused Jumpman of failing to do enough to identify its customers and prevent money laundering. Jumpman chose to pay £500K as a voluntary settlement rather than allow the matter to proceed further. Players who need assistance have to email support@megareelspins.com and allow 48 business hours for a response; there’s no other way of contacting the casino.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

There’s nothing “mega” about the way that Mega Reel Spins handles withdrawal requests. For a start, it charges £2.50 for all withdrawals. That would be bad even if withdrawals were instant, but they’re all subject to a mandatory three-day pending process. Funds may not even necessarily clear after the three days are over – they could take 72 hours beyond that. Mega Reel Spins can (slowly) facilitate withdrawals to any UK-registered debit card (subject to verification) or any Skrill, PayPal or Neteller e-wallet (also subject to verification).

Final Thoughts on Mega Reel Spins

Mega Reel Spins is a whole iGaming site built around a single promotional tool. The problem is that the promotional tool isn’t all that great. It dishes out free spins, but the free spins it dishes out are attached to a horrendous wagering requirement of x65 against all winnings, thus rendering them as good as useless. Without anything else to recommend it by, Mega Reel Spins is short of selling points.

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