Cozino

About Cozino

Cozino online casino originally launched in 2018 on the SkillOnNet platform but recently made the move over to Jumpman Gaming, joining some of my other favourite sites like Zeus Bingo and Cash Arcade. The shift means a few things have changed – it has very different promotions and a few more game providers can now be found here.

Jumpman is well-known for having bright and bold themes but I can’t help but think Cozino could do with a little bit of a makeover. It already runs Wild West Wins, and the Jumpman network ain’t big enough for two cowboy themed casinos.

So, while I do like the design, with a vibrant ghost town serving as the backdrop to the site, I think Cozino would benefit by differentiating itself a little bit and having its own USP in terms of branding and theme.

Getting Started at Cozino

Signing up at Cozino is a simple process, especially if you’ve played at any other Jumpman brand. You’ll fill out a couple of forms with your name, address, and contact details, and if everything lines up (and the site can verify you automatically), you’re good to go.

If it’s unable to confirm who you are, you’ll need to send in scans of documents like your driver’s license and a recent utility bill. This all usually gets approved within a couple of hours, so it’s not a big delay if your ID verification isn’t processed during registration.

Bingo at Cozino

The bingo rooms at Cozino are now supplied by Playtech (previously it was Pragmatic Play but that bingo product was withdrawn).  It’s not the biggest range of bingo rooms in the world, but it’s fine if you don’t mind the absence of Deal or No Deal Bingo and 80 ball bingo and there being no choice of 75 ball rooms (they only have Spirit Twister).

You also need to not mind there being no chat in the bingo rooms.

Slot Games at Cozino

Like other sites in the Jumpman network, Cozino is heavily focused on slots—particularly bigger titles by well-known providers. You’ll find a bit of everything from the usual suspects like Play’n GO, Games Global, Playtech, Pragmatic Play. These developers have made a name for themselves by pumping out tons of new games every month, and Cozino has all of their biggest hits like Big Bass Bonanza, Book of Dead and 9 Pots of Luck.

What I also appreciate, though, is that Cozino puts just as much of a focus on games from smaller, more boutique studios like Thunderkick and Hacksaw Gaming. The result is a massive library (well over 3,000 games) that has ballooned to thousands of games with plenty of diversity. So, you could spend a while here trying out all sorts of different features and mechanics.

One of the major changes in the move from SkillOnNet to Jumpman is the addition to new game studios. Yggdrasil and Thunderkick are brands weren’t previously available at the old Cozino, but they are available here now so if you want to take a spin on Esqueleto Explosivo or Pink Elephants, feel free!

Cozino also features a decent number of progressive jackpots. The vast majority of these are powered by Eyecon, but there are a few from Yggdrasil like Jackpot Raiders and Holmes and the Stolen Stones. The only downside is that there aren’t any jackpot counters in the lobby. You’ll need to open each game to see how big the pot has grown, which is a little bothersome when you have to wait for five different games to open and load before you find one with a jackpot that you think is worth playing for.

Something I’d say is worth noting for those of you who like to mix it up a little bit is that there are no RNG table games or live dealer games at all at Cozino. Most Jumpman Casinos have at least a dozen but that’s not the case here.  I would like to think that Cozino just hasn’t added them yet but the site moved to Jumpman in 2022. If tables aren’t available now, then it’s unlikely that they’ll be on the menu any time in the near future, especially as there isn’t even a casino tab in the lobby.

Still, it’s not essential for a good online casino to have live dealer games. Cozino is doing perfectly fine without them and, if I wasn’t writing a review about this site, I probably wouldn’t have even noticed they were missing.

Other Things to Consider

Beyond the welcome bonus, Cozino keeps things lively with daily, weekly, and monthly promotions. There’s always some kind of prize draw or slots leaderboard happening.  All of the spins offers come with a wagering requirement, however.

In terms of banking, what you get at Cozino doesn’t differ much from other Jumpman brands. You can deposit via debit cards, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, or PaysafeCard, among others. If you prefer using your phone bill (Pay by Mobile), that’s also an option, albeit with a £2.50 fee.

Final Thoughts

All in all, I would say that Cozino checks a lot of the boxes if you’re a slot-focused player who appreciates a large, well-rounded library. I’m always pleased when a site puts some love into showcasing games from smaller studios like Thunderkick and Hacksaw on top of the usual Pragmatic/Play’n GO classics). The bingo section adds a nice bit of variety, too.

On the other hand, if you’re a big fan of live casino games, you’ll have to look elsewhere; the site doesn’t currently offer any RNG tables or live dealer options. Also, the conversion limits and pending period aren’t super appealing but aren’t deal-breakers. Still, for the casual slots fan or anyone seeking a straightforward site without too many frills, Cozino is a site I’d say to check out.