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Target Slots Sister Sites

Words have certain connotations when it comes to online slots and casino sites. Words like “big,” “giant,” or “massive” suggest that the casino is going to give you something that an average casino won’t. That’s a problem at Giant Wins. It’s indisputably a good-looking iGaming site, but it doesn’t offer us anything that we can’t find at plenty of other Target Slots sister sites. The welcome promotion maxes out at five hundred free spins, which isn’t super-sized compared to the rest of the range. If anything, the collection of slots and games at Giant Wins might even be a little smaller than you’ll find at most casinos on this platform. Don’t mistake any of this for us saying that Giant Wins is a bad casino site, which it isn’t – it’s just that it raises our expectations with its name and then fails to meet those expectations with its content.

We know what you’re thinking. You’re wondering what happened to Slots1, Slots2, and all the other iGaming sites that surely were born and died before Slots52 came along. The answer is that we don’t know, and we have no idea how or why the name of this casino was chosen. What we can say with some confidence is that it’s one of the plainest of all the Target Slots sister sites. It doesn’t have a theme, it doesn’t have any background graphics, and it doesn’t give us any sense of personality. Despite all that, it isn’t totally lacking in appeal. That’s all down to the possibility that it offers with its welcome promotion, which is a shot at six thousand pounds in bonus funds, delivered across three deposits. Before you decide to accept the promotion, though, be warned that the shot it offers at all that money is quite a long one.

If you’ve played at a couple of Target Slots sister sites before, you’ll likely have encountered the Jumpman Gaming Mega Reel. It’s one of the casino operator’s proudest creations and powers the promotions at well over half of the casinos on its extensive platform. In a couple of cases, Jumpman has even based entire casino sites around the promotion. Mega Reel is one of them, and the equally imaginatively named Mega Reel Spins is the other. There’s nothing to pick between the two sites. They’re clones of each other, offering the same games and (obviously) the same promotions. Not every player is a fan of getting a random allocation of free spins in return for their deposits, but if you enjoy the thrill of the unknown, Mega Reel might be up your street. Mega Reel is one of a handful of Target Slots sister sites that are also available in app form if you don’t like playing through your mobile browser.

The name “Millionaire Games” doesn’t make it explicitly clear that this is the official casino site of the television quiz show “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” but the casino’s decor does. All of the graphics you’ll find on the Millionaire Games homepage – and throughout the site – come straight from the TV show upon which it’s based. The connection between the casino and the gameshow is a strong one, and that’s reflected in the casino’s twin welcome promotion. First off, new players can grab twenty free spins on the Big Time Gaming Who Wants to Be A Millionaire Megaways slot without having to make a deposit. If they enjoy that, players can then make a deposit of at least a tenner to get a shot at a further five hundred free spins on the same slots game. There are other official “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” casino games, and you may find a few of those here, too.

Easy Slots isn’t shy about telling players why it’s a great place to come and play casino games. There are about three thousand words of text on the Easy Slots homepage extolling the virtues of the casino. Considering that some of the Target Slots sister sites don’t have any written content on their homepages whatsoever, Easy Slots has to be considered quite expressive. It is, as its name suggests, a slots-driven casino site, but if you spend enough time browsing through its full portfolio, you’ll find that it comes with the same other casino gaming categories as most of the other casinos on the Jumpman Gaming platform. Easy Slots puts a spotlight on a few games that don’t get highlighted at other casinos on the network – Boom Pirates Wonderways, for example – and has higher-quality graphics than you’ll find at much of the rest of the range, too.

Not all of the bingo sites on the Jumpman Gaming platform are what they appear to be – or, at least, what they sound like they ought to be. We’ll come back to that thought in a moment when we discuss Viking Bingo. In the meantime, here’s Bingzino. Of all the bingo-related Target Slots sister sites, this is the shiniest. The chrome finish of the Bingzino homepage is so polished that we almost feel as if we should be able to see our faces in it. The site’s look and feel are finished by a man wearing a tuxedo on the homepage, pointing to a huge wheel of fortune. It makes the homepage feel a little like a game show studio, which we suspect was the intention of the site’s designer. It’s a little odd that the welcome promotion at Bingzino focuses on slots rather than bingo, but there’s a small selection of bingo games below the splash banner on the homepage if that’s what you’re looking for. You’ll find more bingo games at other Target Slots sister sites, but something is usually better than nothing.

We said we’d get on to “the bingo problem” at the Target Slots sister sites when we discussed Viking Bingo, and so here we are. We would have no issue with this site whatsoever if it were called Viking Slots. It looks fantastic. It does a great job of representing the Viking theme, offers some truly unique visuals, and generally looks and feels like a high-quality iGaming site. All of these positives are undone by the fact that people are likely to turn up at this site looking for bingo games, and they’re not going to find any. Unlike Bingzino, Viking Bingo doesn’t have any bingo games on its homepage. It doesn’t even have any handily-placed buttons to take visitors to its small selection of bingo games. It seems like the most basic, unnecessary thing to get wrong, and yet Viking Bingo gets it wrong.

Target Slots operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

Not every Jumpman Gaming Limited casino can be a hit. That much is inevitable when you preside over a casino network that has more than two hundred live iGaming sites on it. That being said, most of the Target Slots sister sites are considerably better than Target Slots. How much of that is Jumpman Gaming’s fault is debatable. This is a white-label casino, which means someone else was involved in the conception and design of the casino. The white-label model that Jumpman operates is the reason its portfolio is so enormous – it has dozens of customers, including major entertainment names like “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” and OK Magazine. Jumpman is known to offer extremely attractive terms to its business customers, which explains why more businesses choose to place their officially-licensed casinos with Jumpman than with any other casino network that currently serves the UK market.

A cynic would suggest that the terms and conditions that Jumpman Gaming offers to its business clients are a lot more attractive than those it offers to its actual players. No matter which of the operator’s casinos you play at, you’ll encounter the same issues – withdrawals that take too long to arrive and cost money, customer service that basically doesn’t exist, and wagering requirements that suck all the pleasure out of every promotion. Nobody would ever seriously suggest that the best of Jumpman Gaming’s casinos aren’t well-made and attractive, but it would be nice if they were a little more user-friendly.

Target Slots review

Target Slots Welcome Bonuses

If you’re new at Target Slots, you can boost your first deposit by up to one thousand per cent (so long as the deposit in question is at least £10). However, just because you can doesn’t mean that you will. The amount the deposit is boosted by is down to the spin of the Target Slots Mega Wheel, and only one segment on that wheel will give you the 1000% boost. There’s also a segment that delivers a boost of zero. The maximum bonus fund possible from this promotion is £2000. Whatever you end up with – unless it’s zero – is tied to a vicious x65 wagering requirement.

Other Promotions

The Mega Wheel goes away after the welcome promotion, but it’s replaced by the Target Slots Mega Reel. If you’ve played at any of the Target Slots sister sites before, the Mega Reel is likely to be familiar. It’s hooked to the casino’s ongoing trophies offer. Target Slots sets tasks and challenges for players, and those who perform those tasks or meet those challenges are rewarded with trophies. Collect five trophies to get a spin of the Mega Reel, which will grant you free spins. Every time five more challenges are completed, and five more trophies are won, the Mega Reel can be spun again, with more free spins up for grabs each time. The select few who unlock 200 trophies also get an Amazon voucher from Target Slots as thanks for their loyalty.

Top Games at Target Slots

Target Slots is as generic as casinos on the Jumpman Gaming platform get. It doesn’t have a theme to speak of, and it doesn’t do an especially good job of showing off its portfolio of casino games. You certainly won’t find any games in the spotlight here that aren’t also in the spotlight of at least a hundred Target Slots sister sites. You’ll find the “featured slots” section in the middle of the Target Slots homepage, where it showcases the likes of Starburst and Fluffy Favourites as examples of what lies within. These are big-name, much-loved slots of a kind that any experienced slots player will have seen many times before. The same can be said of Reel King Mega and Big Bass Bonanza, which also appear on the casino’s homepage.

Licensing and Customer Support

All of the Target Slots sister sites (and Target Slots itself) are subject to the terms and conditions of UK Gambling Commission licence no. 39175, which was first awarded to Jumpman Gaming Limited many years ago. It was clean until May 2022; a month which saw Jumpman part with £500,000 to settle a regulatory dispute with the UKGC. The casino operator had, after a review, been accused of falling short of the expected level with regard to identifying its customers and preventing money laundering activity. You can email Target Slots at support@targetslots.com if you find yourself in need of assistance while playing at the casino but may have to wait two working days for a reply.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Withdrawal speeds at Target Slots are decidedly off-target. Players can ask for withdrawals to an e-wallet (PayPal is preferred, but Skrill is also welcome, as is Neteller) or to their registered debit card but face a wait of at least three days before their money becomes available. That’s all down to a pending period, which is automatically imposed by Jumpman Gaming. Cleared funds will, hopefully, be available as soon as the period ends, but it might still take another three days if not. Despite this archaic process, Target Slots charges £2.50 per withdrawal.

Final Thoughts on Target Slots

There are a lot of casinos on the Jumpman Gaming network, and it takes a special one to stand out. We don’t think Target Slots is a special one. Its lack of theme and personality makes it a little dull to look at, and it doesn’t show us anything that most of the Target Slots sister sites don’t also show us when it comes to games or promotions. That makes the usual Jumpman Gaming problems – bad customer service, slow withdrawals and all the rest – even more irritating than usual.

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