Offers from Rose Slots
Rose Slots is a Jumpman site which has a straightforward slot bonus and spins welcome offer rather than the usual Mega Reel.
Rose Slots is one of a group of Jumpman Gaming sites whose owner has chosen to remove blackjack, roulette and other table games in order to focus on slot games. Instead of the spin the wheel style offer of most other Jumpman sites, it has a straightforward slot bonus and spins offer, and the spins part of the offer alone is more that you would likely get from the standard Jumpman Mega Reel.
It’s good that it has this distinctive welcome offer, because even after having a spruce up in autumn 2025, Rose Slots is not going to win any awards for its design. It’s a simple affair in red, white and pink with only a fancy font and a couple of stencilled roses to spice it up. Once you navigate away from the home page you won’t really notice it even when playing on a large screen, and not at all when playing on mobile. What you will notice is that the game tiles appear on a bright red background which can be a bit hard on the eye when you’re trying to find your way around the lobby.
The sign up process at Rose Slots (and indeed at all Jumpman casinos) is extremely streamlined and you can speed it up further by using the “Log in with Paypal” button which imports your details from your Paypal account as you make your first deposit (obviously don’t use this option if you don’t want to deposit right away or if you want to use a different email address to the one on your Paypal).
Jumpman’s new for 2025 lobby has been optimised for even easier mobile play and at Rose Slots there are just 5 tabs – Popular, Hot Slots, Slots, Jackpots and Bingo – plus a powerful search bar that starts to show results after you’ve put in just two characters and includes near matches for those inevitable typos.
Rose Slots has a few no-frills (i.e. no chat) bingo rooms courtesy of Pragmatic Play.
As well as network 90 ball, 75 ball, 80 ball and 30 ball bingo, there’s the Heavyweight daily jackpot game and the Super Heavyweight weekly jackpot game plus the Pragmatic Play specials Bingo Blast (a high speed version of 90 ball bingo), Diamond Dazzle (a 90 ball game that resembles Deal Or No Deal Bingo) and Animingo (a 50 ball game where animal faces replace all of the numbers). Pragmatic Play also put on seasonal special bingo rooms which change from month to month.
Bingo is not playable with bonus and Rose Slots doesn’t run any bingo promotions, making the bingo very much a sideshow that will only fit the bill for those who like to play a bit of bingo from time to time and aren’t bothered about the lack of community and chat.
There are more than 2500 slots in the games library at Rose Slots but to find most of them, you’ll need to use the search box. Why? Because the lobby has been pared right down to make it easy to use on a small screen meaning that there’s little game categorisation and pretty well no information about the games beyond what’s on the game tiles. You can’t even save games to your favourites (but at least, if you have actually played a game it will show up on your home page when logged in).
In the slots tabs, the games that are visible are grouped into themed carousels, for example there’s “Gone Fishing”, “Going for Gold”, “Fluffy & Friends” and “Irish Favourites”. These are very handy if you’re in a hurry, but lots of games are simply not there. Gone Fishing for example includes two Big Bass games, but put Big Bass into the search box and you’ll see around 20 more of the games in the series.
If you really have no idea what you’d like to play, you can click on the “Best Of The Rest” carousel which lets you scroll all of the games in no particular order – good luck with that, you could be there a while!
On the whole, it’s a pretty good selection; it would just be nice if there were more ways to search and filter and more information on the game tiles. And speaking of that – the progressive jackpot amounts are not on the game tiles either. If you want to know the jackpot size, you have to load the game up. Most of the jackpots are by Eyecon and when you do load them up, most of the jackpots are on the small side for progressives.
You had better not get sick of slot games either, because there’s very little else in evidence apart from the 60 or so Slingo titles which appear in a lobby carousel. Instant win games including scratchcards, keno and Lucky Tap games (and probably others) are available, but the search box is the only way to surface them.
As previously mentioned, there’s no table games or game shows in the lobby and we couldn’t find any using search.
Jumpman sites are really all about gambling as entertainment and this is evident on the Promotions page at Rose Slots, where there’s prize draws and lots of deposit offers giving players the opportunity to win slot spins on many different games, and on the Trophies page where there’s hundreds of achievements to complete.
Like other Jumpman sites, Rose Slots has a “live help” facility but perhaps not what you would expect as it’s only open during office hours (9am – 4pm Monday – Friday). It’s also not easy to find as you have to visit the Help/FAQ page to see it. Fill in the form and they’ll get back to you. The only other alternative is to email them (if you can find the email address) and wait up to two business days for a replay.
On the other hand, the range of deposit methods is a strong point. There’s no restrictions on what payment methods you can deposit with to claim promotions, but do note that when you come to withdraw they all carry a fee.
The appeal of Rose Slots lies in its ease of use on mobile devices and in the Jumpman spin the wheel style of promotions. If you are a fan of this sort of gamification and are mainly interested in slot games it is certainly worth a look due to the generous non standard welcome offer.
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65 x bonus on slots (excluding progressive jackpots). Cash play does not contribute.
Jumpman have a standard Responsible Gaming page which can be accessed from a link in the footer (so not very prominent) and there’s also a section on it in the T&C. It has a brief description of the safer gambling tools (which meet minimum requirements) and some advice and links to Gamstop and a few other places.
