Palace Bingo Sister Sites

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Palace Bingo Sister Sites

You’ll never be short of options if you’re looking for Irish-themed Palace Bingo sister sites. There are plenty of them to choose from – and this being the Jumpman Gaming network, there will probably be another one along soon if none of the current ones are to your liking. The big question is which of them is the best, and Fortune Games deserves to be mentioned in that conversation. The visual theme of the casino is a little simple, amounting to little more than a green and gold colour scheme, but it makes up for that with its selection of promotions. New players at Fortune Games can claim twenty free spins on Eyecon’s Irish Luck slots game without needing to make a deposit and then have a choice of three different big-money welcome promotions when they go on to make their first deposit.

You only need to look at the Mirror Bingo logo once to understand that this is the official casino site of the Daily Mirror. The newspaper is a high-profile white-label casino customer of Jumpman Gaming, but it’s not the only one on the platform. There are a few newspaper or entertainment-related properties among the Palace Bingo sister sites, including Millionaire Games and Star Wins. A common theme among most of these sites is that they have massive welcome promotions, so it’s a little surprising that Mirror Bingo bucks the trend by offering a fairly generic, free spins-orientated one. The offer of free spins on slots is rather at odds with the casino’s focus on bingo games, but the bingo games that are available at the site are of high quality and are listed first on the Mirror Bingo homepage ahead of any and all slots or other casino games.

Every time we’re asked to comment on Bezy Casino, we find ourselves a little stuck for words. It’s genuinely a little hard to know how to take Bezy, which is a somewhat tonally-confused website. The graphics on the Bezy homepage are bright and breezy, with a style somewhat reminiscent of the comic books of the 1980s and 1990s. The text that appears towards the bottom of the homepage, however, is as formal as formal could be. We don’t know whether to kick back and relax or dress up in our Sunday best before playing at this site. Ultimately, what matters more than any of this is that Bezy only offers around five hundred slots and games. That’s well below par when compared to the bigger Palace Bingo sister sites, so it’s a good reason to look elsewhere rather than spend your money here.

Star Slots is about as close as you’re ever likely to get to playing at an iGaming site with an official “Star Wars” licence. The copyright for “Star Wars” belongs to Disney, and Disney isn’t minded to hand such licenses out. You might not see Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker or any of the rest of the gang anywhere on the Star Slots website, but between the logo and the casino’s deep space setting, you’ll be left in no doubt about where Star Slots found the source of its inspiration. Presumably, it was in a galaxy far, far away. The “about us” section of Star Slots is a little long and could do with some pruning and updating, but from reading it, we can see that the casino has around one thousand games to offer. That puts it among the upper echelons of the Palace Bingo sister sites.

As casino reviewers, we like some casinos more than we like others, but it’s rare that we come across an online casino that actively annoys us. No Deposit Slots annoys us – and it’s all down to the false promise that it makes with its name. The name is a clear suggestion that you can play online slots at this casino without making a deposit. When you arrive at No Deposit Slots, though, you’ll find that the sum total of no-deposit slots available is five, and they can only be redeemed on a single slots game. There are other Palace Bingo sister sites on the Jumpman network that offer no-deposit free spins as an incentive, and most of them that do offer more no-deposit free spins than this one does. The casino’s name is misleading, and it has no strong positive factors to make up for it.

Madam Riches is not what you probably expect it to be based on its name. The name conjures images of a fortune teller sitting in front of a crystal ball, asking you to cross her palm with silver before telling you the secrets of your future. This Madam Riches is no fortune teller, though – she’s a showgirl, and she looks like she dances a mean can-can. She’s your host at this casino and can be found smack bang in the middle of the rich red homepage, waving some playing cards at you. That’s about the only notable thing about Madam Riches as a casino site. It’s made clear by the text below the featured games on the casino’s homepage that the site launched in 2018 and hasn’t seen any significant updates since. Because of that, it only has approximately 350 casino games to offer. As you’ll know if you’ve been paying close attention, that’s far below our expectations of the best Palace Bingo sister sites.

The first thing we want to note about Cash Arcade is that the casino offers every new player five free spins on Pragmatic Play’s Chilli Heat slots game without requiring them to make a deposit. That’s precisely the same number of no-deposit free spins you’ll get at No Deposit Slots, but they’re offered without basing the casino’s whole identity around the promotion – and they can be redeemed on a far better slots game. Ongoing gripes about No Deposit Slots aside, Cash Arcade is a fairly unremarkable casino. We get the feeling that whoever designed it was going for a retro feel, but they’ve ended up making the site look dated instead. The games, the promotions, and even the promotional text of Cash Arcade are replicated at well over a dozen Palace Bingo sister sites, so there’s no real draw to play at this one rather than any of the others.

Palace Bingo operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

Palace Bingo is part of a special breed of Jumpman Gaming Limited casino and iGaming sites – and not a good one. For whatever reason, there are several Palace Bingo sister sites which share the same problem as Palace Bingo – namely, they’re not bingo sites. To be bingo sites, they would have to offer a range of bingo games on their homepages. Instead, Palace Bingo and the sites like it focus exclusively on slots, table games, and live dealer games. You won’t find this problem at any other casino network. It’s a reminder – the strangest of all reminders, in fact – that there isn’t another casino network out there like Jumpman Gaming. This is an operator that has grown from a standing start in 2010 to operate a portfolio of more than two hundred active iGaming sites. It may yet grow bigger.

If you read our full review of Palace Bingo, you’ll see us say that the quality of customer service provided at the site is poor, as it’s limited to email only. This is standard across the Palace Bingo sister sites and suggests that Jumpman may have grown beyond its means. Despite operating so many casinos (many of which exist on a white-label basis), it still only employs about thirty people at its headquarters in Guernsey. That’s not enough people to provide adequate support at all of its sites, and it helps to explain why getting a response to a query can sometimes be so difficult. Jumpman Gaming has done well in growing its portfolio to its current level. The time has now come to grow a workforce to operate it.

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Palace Bingo Welcome Bonuses

When new players join Palace Bingo and make a first deposit of at least £10, they get the opportunity to spin a special wheel of fortune. That spin, if they’re lucky, will deliver them five hundred spins on Eyecon’s iconic Fluffy Favourites slots game. If, on the other hand, they’re unlucky, it will deliver them nothing whatsoever. The chances are that it will land somewhere between the two and grant them a few free spins. All free spins are impeded by a massive x65 wagering requirement against any winnings they might generate.

Other Promotions

If players want to keep the free spins coming at Palace Bingo, all they need to do is complete the specific challenges and tasks that the casino sets for them. Every time they do, they’ll unlock a Palace Bingo trophy. When five trophies are collected, they can be exchanged for another spin of the same wheel we saw in the casino’s welcome promotion. The number of spins available on the wheel will be low at first but increases steadily as players accrue more trophies. The same promotion appears at nearly all of the Palace Bingo sister sites and also awards an Amazon voucher if or when players make it to the two-hundred Palace Bingo trophy mark.

Top Games at Palace Bingo

You would expect – and it would make sense – for Palace Bingo to feature several eye-catching bingo games on its homepage. Those expectations are confounded by the absence of any such games. This same bizarre issue exists at several Palace Bingo sister sites that contain “bingo” in their names and is inexplicable. Instead of anything bingo-related, the top game at Palace Bingo is Fluffy Favourites. Eyecon’s stone-cold classic enchants as many people with its crew of cuddly toy characters today as it did ten years ago. A couple of Jumpman Gaming-created live dealer games also get prominent spots on the casino’s homepage, including Speedy Roulette, Airwave Roulette and XL Roulette. Aside from that, the featured games at this casino are the same as those you’ll find at countless other casinos on the Jumpman platform.

Licensing and Customer Support

Palace Bingo operates subject to the conditions of UK Gambling Commission licence no. 39175, issued by the regulator to Jumpman Gaming Limited. While valid, the license has details of a settlement of £500,000 attached to it, which is the sum that Jumpman paid to the UKGC in May of 2022 after a regulatory review uncovered evidence of poor practises relating to AML measures and customer identification checks. The alternative would have been a formal financial sanction. Emailing support@palacebingo.com is the only customer service route at Palace Bingo – the casino doesn’t offer assistance any other way. It could take two working days before you hear back from anybody after sending an email.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

This casino might be called “Palace Bingo,” but we doubt its players feel like they’re getting the royal treatment. When withdrawals are requested, the casino puts them into a three-day-long pending queue. After that period ends (and presuming the request is approved), players may have to wait another one-to-three days for their funds to clear. Palace Bingo can (slowly) issue withdrawals to any verified debit card that’s registered in the UK, or a PayPal, Neteller or Skrill e-wallet.

Final Thoughts on Palace Bingo

You could pick any of the Palace Bingo sister sites, and it would probably be better than this. Palace Bingo simply isn’t good. It fails to deliver on the promise of being a bingo site, and the standard of its graphics is shabby. It doesn’t offer any exclusive games, it doesn’t have any promotions you won’t find at Jumpman’s other casinos, and in general, it doesn’t do anything to get players excited about the idea of playing here.

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