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In our capacity as a website that reviews and provides information on iGaming sites, we have very little patience for iGaming sites that tell lies or take liberties with the truth. That means we have to take issue with Swanky Bingo. The biggest crime that the site commits is that it isn’t a bingo site. If you’re surprised by that, we can only assume you haven’t played at many Star Slots sister sites before. Several other casinos on the Jumpman Gaming platform are guilty of the same offence. To make matters worse, Swanky Bingo is in no way swanky. It’s a deeply average-looking casino site with none of the VIP trimmings that would justify the name. In the “about us” section of Swanky Bingo, the site claims to be “synonymous with class and refinement.” We humbly beg to differ. The good news is that most of the Star Slots sister sites on this list are better than this one.

There are upwards of ten thousand online slots and casino games available in the UK, but only a handful of them have earned the right to be called legendary. Of those that have, Fluffy Favourites is one of the most unlikely success stories. Nobody – not even Eyecon, the developer of the series – could have expected a slots game based on the adventures of a cute gang of cuddly toys to become a smash hit with players. It did, though, and several sequels have been released since. The whole Fluffy Favourites range is celebrated at Fluffy Spins, which has no official connection with Eyecon but takes its imagery from the Fluffy world anyway. Such is the popularity of the game that this isn’t even the only member of the Star Slots sister sites family to “borrow its clothes” from it. We’d say that Fluffy Wins is actually better than Fluffy Spins – but not by much.

Whoever designed Jupiter Slots has a fertile imagination and a talented hand but a poor grasp of science. You don’t have to be an astronomer to know that the largest planet in our domestic solar system has never been visited by flying saucers, but you’ll see plenty of them on the homepage of Jupiter Slots. You also don’t need to be a scientist to know that Jupiter has no surface because it’s made of gas, but there’s a very rocky floor to the version of Jupiter that exists on Jupiter Slots. The theme looks great, though, and competes with Space Wins for the title of “best space-themed casino site among the Star Slots sister sites.” We have, of course, excluded Star Slots itself from that contest. You’ll find our thoughts on Star Slots further down this page. While we don’t quite agree with Jupiter Slots’ self-assessment that it’s the greatest casino in the universe, we recognise it as a good one.

Going straight from Jupiter Slots to Pink Riches is a bumpy ride. Jupiter Slots is one of the best-looking Star Slots sister sites on the Jumpman Gaming platform. Pink Riches is the outright ugliest by a considerably long distance. Ostensibly, Pink Riches was designed for female players. In practice, most female players would probably be insulted by that idea. In the mind of whoever designed Pink Riches, the best way to appeal to a female audience is to use the hottest pink shade of hot pink imaginable and write the “about us” section of the homepage in the style of someone trying to sell homemade candles. As if all of this weren’t bad enough already, Pink Riches is horribly outdated. The casino makes several references to being new for 2019. That suggests to us that this iGaming site has seen no significant upgrades or improvements during the current decade – and it shows.

If you live in certain parts of the United Kingdom – Leigh, for example – you ought to recognise the logo of BJs Games – but you might not associate it with the name “BJs Games.” To you, it’s the logo of BJs Bingo. You’re right to think so. BJs Games is one of three iGaming sites associated with the BJs Bingo brand, but it’s a strange one. You’ll find both BJs Games and BJs Arcade among the Star Slots sister sites on the Jumpman Gaming platform. The most important site of the three – the official iGaming site of BJs Bingo – is operated on a different platform. We have no idea how the brands came to be separated like this, but we do know that BJs Games is the better of the two on the Jumpman Gaming platform. It achieves that by default because it includes bingo games on its homepage to go with all the slots and standard casino games you’ll find on the other site.

Some online casinos manage to become more than the sum of their parts. Others somehow conspire to be less. Mystery Wins unfortunately falls into the latter category. From a first impressions perspective, the casino looks great. The adventure theme is well presented, and the bespoke graphics on the homepage are among the best you’ll find at any of the Star Slots sister sites. As soon as you’ve scrolled past the graphics, though, Mystery Wins becomes just another casino on a platform of near-identical ones. Mystery Wins can’t even be bothered to give us a showcase of adventure-themed slots on its homepage, and you don’t need us to tell you how many options exist within that category. Even the welcome promotion at Mystery Wins is connected to NetEnt’s Starburst rather than, for example, Rich Wilde and the Book of Dead by Play’n Go.

We imagine that when Wizard Slots was launched in 2016, it genuinely looked like a magical place to play. The wider-than-average homepage gives plenty of space for the casino to show off its collection of games, and the theme would have been extremely popular thanks to the “Harry Potter” movies. The world has changed since 2016, though, and so have web design styles. Wizard Slots could use a makeover from a talented web designer to make it look a little more in keeping with the styles of the current decade. That’s not to say that everything here is awful, though – with a catalogue of more than one thousand slots and casino games, Wizard Slots easily has more to offer than the average member of the Star Slots sister sites family. It looks a little shabby, but good content trumps good looks.

Star Slots operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

Star Slots is a white-label Jumpman Gaming Limited casino. As such, it has a lot of company. More than two hundred of the Star Slots sister sites are also white-label casinos, which is a reflection of how popular the Jumpman Gaming business model is. It makes casinos for paying customers far more often than it makes them for itself, and then stacks those paid-for products with games, adds them to its UKGC licence, and hands them over to the customer to operate. Anyone can ask Jumpman Gaming to make them a casino site (presuming they have the cash to pay for one), but the operator’s biggest-name customers include OK Magazine and the Daily Express. Big brands don’t come to platforms that can’t offer quality, so the presence of the brands tells you a lot about how Jumpman Gaming is perceived within the industry.

Everything about the size of the Jumpman Gaming platform screams “big time,” so it’s a surprise to find out that the company’s base of operations is anything but. As of the time of writing, Jumpman Gaming employs around thirty people, all of whom report to the company’s head office on the island of Guernsey. The number of people working for Jumpman hasn’t increased significantly since the company was founded in 2010. The number of people playing at Jumpman’s casinos has, though – more than one million in total. Getting withdrawals from a Jumpman Gaming casino can involve a long wait, but it’s surely worth it in the end – the operator pays out more than £4m in prize cash every day.

Star Slots review

Star Slots Welcome Bonuses

Given that Star Slots has an outer space theme (OK, let’s be honest, it has a “Star Wars” theme), there’s only one game that would be appropriate for the casino to hook up its welcome offer to. That game is, of course, the classic NetEnt slot Starburst, upon which new arrivals at Star Slots can win as many as five hundred free spins if their luck is in. They’ll have to deposit at least £10 to take advantage of the promotion, and anything they win from those bonus spins will have to be wagered x65 before they become eligible to make any withdrawals.

Other Promotions

If you’ve played at any of the Star Wins sister sites before, you should be familiar with the concept of the Mega Reel. It’s a Jumpman Gaming invention, and every time it’s spun, it dishes out some free spins. The number of free spins available on the Mega Reel at Star Slots increases each time you trigger a spin by collecting five Star Slots trophies. Consult the information in your player account for hints about where they might be found. There are a whole 200 of them to shoot for, though, so finding a few ought to be easy in your early days with the casino – it’s only when you’re down to the last few that things get a little difficult. If you’re able to find all 200 of them, Star Slots will send you an Amazon voucher.

Top Games at Star Slots

It almost goes without saying that the top slots game at Star Slots is Starburst. It’s the perfect choice of game to go with the casino’s theme and the most popular space-themed casino game in history. The much-loved NetEnt creation is still going strong after more than a decade of entertaining players. The “featured slots” section of Star Slots is the same as the “featured slots” section of all the Star Slots sister sites, but if you scroll beyond it, Star Slots will tell you what it believes its best games are. We’ve already covered Starburst, and it won’t really surprise any seasoned players to hear that Fluffy Favourites and Rainbow Riches have also made the list. As a slightly more leftfield choice, Star Slots also recommends the official casino game of the “Vikings” television series, which is another NetEnt creation.

Licensing and Customer Support

Star Slots is covered by the operating licence that Jumpman Gaming Limited holds with the UK Gambling Commission, which is number 39175. The operator got into trouble with the UKGC in 2022 after the regulator ruled that licence conditions about customer interaction and money laundering prevention hadn’t been upheld. Rather than being hit with a formal financial penalty, Jumpman Gaming chose to pay £500,000 voluntarily to settle the matter. Star Slots doesn’t have live chat or telephone support; the only route open to players is to email support@jumpmangaminghelp.zendesk.com and hope the quoted 48-hour turnaround for replies is an exaggeration.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Star Slots might be a casino set in the future, but its withdrawal processes belong to the past. You can’t make instant withdrawals from Star Slots because of a three-day pending period that the site automatically imposes when requests are made. Even when that’s over, a potential further wait of three days exists because that’s how long it might take for funds to clear. Players may use any recognised UK-registered debit card or one of three supported e-wallets (Skrill, Neteller, PayPal) to make withdrawals.

Final Thoughts on Star Slots

Disney is never going to sign off on the idea of an official “Star Wars” casino site, so Star Slots (which used to be called Star Spins) might be as close as we ever get to one. It’s a great-looking casino with an atmospheric theme, and with eight hundred casino games available, it packs more punch than most Star Slots sister sites. We just wish it could move withdrawals along a little faster than it does.

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