Jackpot Casino Review

Illuminated in neon colours, Jackpot is a smart-looking site, one that has a .pe domain which is the suffix issued to Peru. You wouldn't think you're looking at a Peruvian site judging by the featured image on the homepage, one that is all about Amsterdam, described as the most exciting slot game you can play. Given that this slot involves crawling around the city’s red light district, this claim may in fact be accurate. Jackpot offers over 450 slots as well as blackjack, table games and bingo, with eight bingo games to choose from.

Preview thumbnails of all of the slots can be viewed as you scroll further down the homepage where you will find titles such as Diamond Boutique, Gods of Fortune and Gold Rush. They don’t look like the greatest games ever released into the wild, but there's clearly some fun to be had and coins to be won from them nevertheless. Besides, there are plenty of other ways to pass the time and potentially scoop a whole lotta loot while playing at Jackpot. Check out the mini games for example where the likes of King of the Jungle and Genie's Gems to be played or you could dive headfirst into the video poker section and lose yourself in there for a while.

About Jackpot

Jackpot describes itself as a premium online mobile casino and sports betting site. Oh yeah, that's the other thing about Jackpot: supposedly you can bet on sports here, but curiously despite this being mentioned in the About section there is no link to this in the top section of the site. Its Jackpot a sports betting site or is it not? It’s hard to tell. Another thing that’s odd about the homepage of the site is that there are social icons at the top, but when you click on them these are simply share icons rather than leading you to the social media channels of Jackpot.

There are additional separate social media icons in the footer but these aren't even turned into hyperlinks. Jackpot likes to tease that it is on social media but the reality appears to be nothing of the sort. The site holds an operating license issued by Pololo Gaming Limited who are based in Malta. This license was issued by the government of Curacao.

Jackpot Banking Choices

Judging by the payment provider logos that can be seen in the footer on the website, it would appear that your deposit options comprise Skrill, Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Neteller and Paysafecard. There's also bank transfer and there may be a couple of other options available too. There is an FAQ on the site which attempts to explain how you make deposits and how you make withdrawals but it doesn't actually provide any sort of useful information such as explaining how long it takes withdrawal requests to be processed. Likewise when it comes to deposits. Your best bet may be to try and get hold of customer service to find out more. You can do this by live chat or by email as there is no telephone number provided.

Hitting the Jackpot

When you sign up at Jackpot there is a 200% bonus available on EGT games. This seems a curiously protracted bonus offer however in that you don't technically get this bonus cash straight up. Instead you’re rewarded with 20% extra on deposits for 10 consecutive days on the site. Supposedly, in conjunction with this offer, all of the EGT slots you play will have the progressive jackpot cards feature enabled to further boost your chances of winning.

Elsewhere in the promotions section of the site you’ll read about Halloween and Christmas promotions which have long since passed. The promotions page at Jackpot doesn't look like it has been updated in quite some time and there is very little here by way of promotions anyway. This page could seriously use some work.

Eight Games in the Bingo Lobby

In the bingo lobby at Jackpot you can choose from a selection of eight different games, with a countdown timer revealing how long you have until the next game begins. There is British Bingo to play, which is simply just a 90-ball bingo game, and then there are games with names such as classic, speed, pattern, variant and shutter board bingo. Not to omit the chat games either where you get a chance to hangout and converse with your fellow players and the chat moderators.

As mentioned at the outset, there isn’t a particularly good range of slots here in terms of quality, although it’s hard to say for certain as only a selection of these is shown on the games page of the site. Nevertheless, it mentions on the homepage that there are over 450 games so presumably there are way more slots than are being displayed here. Hopefully some of the better games will be lurking amidst that selection.

Aside from slots, there are 8 table games to play, most of which seem to involve poker or blackjack. For some reason however the names of these games can't be made out when you hover your cursor over the thumbnail image and no popup appears. The layout at Jackpot could use some work to say the least. There is a selection of other games to browse however where you’ll find mini games such as Lucky the Lobster, Party Kino and Agent 80.

Jackpot Conclusion

Jackpot is a strange site, one that is well-equipped in some areas and woefully lacking in others. Your first impression of the site will be that it is a smart and stylish place at which to enjoy a range of casino games. As you examine it more closely however it becomes clear that this site is a mass of contradictions, not least when it speaks of there being sports betting here when there clearly isn't. It is also strange that the site has a Peruvian domain yet appears to be targeted at European players and just to confuse matters is registered in Malta and has a game license from Curacao.

It certainly makes it hard to pin down the identity of those running Jackpot and to work out who they are targeting the site at. Regardless, you can reach your own conclusions about a site whose homepage promotion is for the Amsterdam red light district slot. There's nothing wrong with this game, but its presence certainly shows a lack of imagination in advertising a slot and nothing else of substance on the site. Take a look at the bonuses and you’ll see just how weak elements of this site are, with a lame welcome bonus that appears to be potentially no longer valid. Jackpot does have some reasonable games, but for the most part this is a site you’d be advised to stay away from.