Giant Wins

About Giant Wins

Let’s face it, Giant Wins is a pretty nondescript Jumpman site.  It doesn’t really have any theming apart from on the welcome offer banner where there are some symbols from Starburst despite the spins in the welcome offer being from a completely different game.  And the welcome offer itself is nothing special.

It also has a smaller selection of games than some other Jumpman brands, because the owners have elected to concentrate on slots and bingo and not to have any live casino or table games on the site.  This does have the unexpected side effect of making it slightly easier to find some of the slot games, as we shall see.

Getting Started at Giant Wins

The three step registration form at Giant Wins is very easy to fill in.  You do have to have a mobile phone number as it’s required for account security, and they helpfully remind you that the first name and last name you give them must be as it appears on your official ID (e.g. if you are usually known as Tony but your ID says Anthony, you must register as Anthony).

Also bear in mind that once you’ve made your deposit, the welcome offer appears in a pop-up and you must claim it right away.  Don’t close the pop up without claiming as you won’t be able to get it back!

Bingo at Giant Wins

Giant Wins is primarily a slots site and it shows.  The bingo product is excellent – it’s by Pragmatic Play – but there’s no bingo promotions and no chat (Jumpman never enabled it) so you just don’t get that sense of community that many bingo players are looking for.

If you just like to play a bit of bingo from time to time and aren’t interested in chatting to other players, it could suit you very well as there’s plenty of variety in the types of bingo they have.

Slots at Giant Wins

Slot games is what it’s all about at Giant Wins.  There’s more than 2500 of them on offer, from a wide range of providers including Pragmatic Play, Games Global, Blueprint, NetEnt, Big Time Gaming, ELK, Yggdrasil, PlayNGo, Eyecon, Playtech, Red Tiger, Light & Wonder and many others.  These are all served up in an easy to use lobby that’s optimised for mobile devices and has just five tabs – Popular, Hot Slots, Slots, Jackpots and Bingo.

Popular has a space at the top where your recently played games show up when logged in; this partially makes up for there being no way to save games as favourites.  Below that, there’s various themed carousels of games (you can swipe or scroll horizontally to see more).  New releases appear in one of these and others are based around game theme (Gone Fishing, Irish Favourites) or game type (Megaways, Slingo).

Hot Slots showcases around 30 of the best known and most popular games. Here, you’ll find the likes of Fishin’ Frenzy, Big Bass Splash, Rainbow Riches, Reactoonz, 9 Masks of Fire, Fire Joker and Gold Blitz Extreme.

Slots has some more games carousels including Tales of Egypt and Mystical and Magical.  From this part of the lobby, you can view all of the 2500+ games (which incidentally you can’t do at most Jumpman sites) by hitting the View All link next to Best of the Rest.  The game tiles don’t appear to be in any particular order, and as you scroll down more appear at the bottom, so if you choose this way to look for games that aren’t prominent in the lobby you could be scrolling for a long time.

Given the number of game providers represented on site the Jackpots section is actually a bit disappointing.  The jackpot slots are almost all by Eyecon with just a couple of games by Yggdrasil.  Progressives like Jackpot King and Red Tiger Daily Jackpots are not present and the games you would expect to have them are only available in non jackpot versions.

If you want to find more games than are immediately visible in the lobby, there’s a search box that turns up partial matches as well as exact ones, so if you search for “pirate” you’ll find the Pirots series by ELK as well as lots of games whose name includes the word pirate.  This is really handy if you’ve misremembered, misspelt or mistyped the name of the game you’re looking for.  It would be even more useful if you could search by game provider, game mechanic or game theme.

What about non slot games?  As previously mentioned there are no table or live casino games at all at Giant Wins, but there are quite a few instant win games.  The problem is that apart from the Slingo carousel in the Popular part of the lobby which contains around 15 games (out of more than 70 Slingo titles which show up in a search), they have zero visibility and you need to use the search box to find them, and unless you use a very generic search like “scratch”, “luckytap” or “plinko” you need to know the name of the game you want.

Other Things To Consider

Jumpman sites used to be well known for their excessive wagering requirements but these have now been reduced to a much more user friendly 10x.  Withdrawal fees are also a thing of the past and now, you’ll only be charged if you deposit using Pay By Mobile, which charges the deposit to your phone bill (not recommended as you can’t withdraw that way so will still have to supply card details later on).

Although the FAQ still says that there is a 72 hour pending period for withdrawals, these days they are typically much quicker than that and if your account is fully verified (which may mean sending them copies of your ID documents) it can be just a few hours till the money is in your account.

Promotions at Giant Wins mainly consist of slots prize draws and leaderboards run by the Jumpman network in partnership with slot game providers, Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins being a prime example of this.  You may also be sent deposit offers to your Inbox and/or by whatever marketing channels you opt into when you sign up, as well as being able to play the Daily Wheel bonus game (which occasionally awards free spins).

Final Thoughts

While Giant Wins may be a fairly standard Jumpman Gaming site, the Jumpman platform in 2026 is a far better proposition for players than it has been in the past.  If you like the spin the wheel style of welcome offer, you may very well want to give it a try.