All Star Games

About All Star Games

All Star Games is owned and operated by Jumpman Gaming but this was not always so; it was originally a white label site that was taken back in house the best part of ten years ago. It’s changed a great deal since then, with the introduction of literally thousands more slot games from a huge range of studios and the replacement of Jumpman’s signature spin the wheel welcome offer with a straightforward matchup bonus .

The site is very loosely themed on basketball but apart from the banner on the home page with that shiny new welcome offer, all you’ll notice of the theming once you start playing is the rather nice shade of purple that’s the background for the games tiles.

Getting Started at All Star Games

There are two registration pathways at All Star Games.  You can either fill in the three part registration from, or you can take the shortcut of logging in with your Paypal account. While it may be tempting to try and save a bit of time, be aware that if you pick the Paypal option you will need to make a deposit right away, and you’ll also be obliged to use the email address attached to your Paypal account which you may not want to do.

You’re unlikely to have to send in ID documents at this stage (especially if you’ve played at any other Jumpman Gaming sites before) but may be asked to send them in at a later stage.

Bingo at All Star Games

All Star Games has had bingo for more than 5 years; originally it was Jumpman’s own bingo product but this was retired in 2020 in favour of the well regarded Pragmatic Play bingo software.  There’s no chat window in any of the bingo rooms so no real community, but there’s plenty of different types of bingo game to choose from whether you like classic 90 ball bingo, 75 ball, 80 ball or the super speedy 30 ball.  There’s also a speed 90 ball game called Bingo Blast, the 50 ball bingo game Animingo which features lots of cute animals and a game called Diamond Dazzle which is very similar to Deal or No Deal Bingo.

Daily and weekly jackpot games provide the opportunity to play for substantial prizes and Pragmatic Play also run special seasonal bingo rooms from time to time to keep things fresh; to see these, you may need to be logged in and inside the actual bingo lobby (not just the bingo section in the main lobby).

You can pre-buy tickets up for a month in advance for any of these bingo rooms and there’s also a selection of minigames in each room so you don’t need to leave the bingo part of the site if you want to play slots.

Slightly confusingly, one of the game tiles in the bingo section is for a video bingo game called Bingo 90, so if you’re looking for multiplayer bingo avoid clicking on that one.

Slots at All Star Games

Slot games is what All Star Games is really about and there are thousands of games to discover here.  The Popular and Slots lobby areas are designed to help you do just that; game tiles are grouped into carousels by theme (Gone Fishing, Mystical & Magical, Tales of Egypt etc), features (Megaways), popularity (Top Titles, UK Classics), recency (New) and whether they are part of a current promotion (Sweet Holidays Chase, Drops & Wins).  Many of these carousels have a View All link to bring up a full page of related games; for example, if you hit View All for Gone Fishing you’ll be presented with more than 80 game tiles for fishing games including a bumper crop of Fishin’ Frenzy and Big Bass titles.

What you can’t do, however, is browse through all of the games in one list; there’s a link to “View Our Slots” but it just takes you to the slots part of the lobby where all the themed groups of games are.  If you want to find a game that doesn’t fit any of the themes or hasn’t been included in a theme, you need to use the search box.  Let’s take Immortal Romance – you’d expect this classic game to show up under Mystical & Magical, but it’s not there. Put “immortal” into the search box, however, and you’ll find four Immortal Romance games. It’s a similar story with Elk’s series of Nitropolis slot games – not visible in any of the lobby groupings, but ten Nitropolis games show up in search.

The search box also recognises partial matches and returns up to 70 results per search. For example, put in “fenz” and you’ll get lots of games whose name includes the word “frenzy” and well as some other near matches like Fonzo’s Feline Fortunes and Feng Shui Flip.

That’s as far as it goes, though – there’s no way to search on game provider (and the game provider is not shown on the game tiles). Nor is there any way to filter games.

At least the progressive jackpot slots are easy to locate as they have their own lobby area.  Most of the jackpot slots are by Eyecon (Shaman’s Dream, Beat The Bobbies, various Fluffy games) but the current jackpot values are not shown in the lobby.

Other Games

All Star Games has a Casino lobby area and a Live lobby area but the only games in them are various versions of roulette and blackjack. For anything more exotic you’ll need to return to the “Popular” area where game shows are included in the carousel showcasing live casino. There, you’ll also find a carousel called “Arcade” which helpfully groups together crash games, Plinko, LuckyTap instant win titles and minesweeper style games.  You can find even more of these games by using the search box strategically.

Finally, you can make a repeat visit to the Slots part of the lobby to find a display of Slingo games; again, you can find many more of these by using the search box.

Other Things To Consider

Jumpman Gaming casinos are well known for their spin the wheel style promotions but there’s not much of that going on at All Star Games in 2026 apart from the Daily Wheel, a bonus game that can award slot spins (which come with a wagering requirement). The Offers page focuses on slot promotions like Drops & Wins that are run in partnership with game providers and network prize draws.  You may get some personalised spin the wheel style redeposit offers in your inbox or via email or SMS (if you opted in to that).

The choice of payment methods is very good and none of them are excluded from the welcome offer, but when you come to withdraw you will find that there’s a flat fee regardless of the payment method you use.  Although the deposit methods include mobile phone billing, be aware that there’s a hefty fee for depositing using this method and you will likely have to provide lots of documentation (including proof that you own the phone and the bill has been paid as well as proof of ID and address) before you can withdraw.

Customer support isn’t a strong point at All Star Games or any other Jumpman site.  You can’t phone them; you can instigate a “live chat” by filling in a webform buried in the recesses of the site but they will only reply during office hours Monday to Friday, so if you need assistance at the weekend you’re going to have to wait a while.

Final Thoughts

The new welcome offer and new design has given this long standing Jumpman gaming brand a new lease of life for 2026. If you like to see lots of information in the lobby about the slots games to help you choose what to play, All Star Games may not be a good fit. For those looking for an easy way to play popular slots games (and a bit of bingo) on a mobile phone, it is certainly worth checking out.