SlotsUK

About SlotsUK

SlotsUK follows in the footsteps of other Jumpman Gaming sites from the Fortuna Gaming stable that are named after things people might search for on Google, and doubles down.  It’s got a name so generic that it’s actually been used before by another Jumpman site. The other site, Slots UK, is a .co.uk domain whereas SlotsUK is just .co.  The two sites even look a bit alike as both feature a rendition of the London skyline on the home page, but SlotsUK is the superior brand in that it has a slots bonus welcome offer while the other site has the standard Mega Reel.

Hence, a word of warning – if you sign up at SlotsUK, it’s a good idea to bookmark it or add the shortcut to your home screen as otherwise you could get confused trying to find it again (especially as neither of the sites show up on page 1 if you search Google for “slots uk”!)

Offer aside, SlotsUK has the same advantages and disadvantages as any other Jumpman Gaming site.  Its biggest strengths are the sheer number and variety on games on offer (and not just slots either, there’s bingo, Slingo and scratchcards too).

Bingo at SlotsUK

The bingo rooms at SlotsUK are supplied by Pragmatic Play and the very wide networking means that there’s always other players around and the prizes are usually worthwhile, especially in the daily and weekly jackpot games.

You can choose from lots of different types of bingo game.  As well as 90 ball, 75 ball, 80 ball and 30 ball bingo rooms they have the Pragmatic Play specials Diamond Dazzle and Animingo.  You can buy tickets for any of these bingo games up to a month in advance.

It’s a pretty good bingo product, but there’s absolutely no sense of a community as there’s no chatrooms attached.  You also won’t find any bingo bonuses here, or any bingo promotions apart from the seasonal special bingo rooms Pragmatic Play put on from time to time.

Games at SlotsUK

The games lobby at SlotsUK (and indeed at all Jumpman Gaming sites) has been designed for ease of use across all devices.  For mobile users, this works well as the lobby has got just the right amount of game categorisation to be useful on a phone without being too cluttered, there’s a well sized game search box and anything you play regularly will automatically be saved to the home page of the lobby (along with some suggestions if you don’t yet have enough recently played games to fill it).

For desktop users, it can all seem a bit sparse as there’s no information on the game tiles about game features, Return To Player, jackpot size or even who the games provider is; to find any of that out you will need to load up the game and look in the help files.

Back to the game categorisation; this is done by grouping them into carousels. There’s the likes of Gone Fishing and Irish Favourites showcasing games by theme, and Megaways and Slingo showcasing them by game mechanic.  Jackpots (which are mainly by Eyecon) have their own area in the lobby. There’s also a carousel in the Slots section called Best of the Rest which is unique to SlotsUK and other Fortuna Gaming Jumpman brands; if you follow the View All link just next to it you’ll see the full list of getting on for 3000 slot games (which you can’t do at most Jumpman sites).  It’s not that useful though as you can’t sort the list alphabetically or filter it in any way, but at least you can keep on scrolling till something catches your eye.

The other way to find games is via the search box which displays results as soon as you’ve entered just two letters or numbers; there’s always 70 results with the closest matches at the top and partial matches lower down. For example, if you put “temple” into the search box, the first 20 or so games on the list actually have “temple” in the name and lower down you get Triple Irish, Stampede, Totem Lightning and Teller of Tales . This can be very helpful if you’re prone to mistyping or can’t remember the precise spelling of the game you want.

SlotsUK has very few non slot games.  As well as the Slingo games that were mentioned earlier, there’s some instant win games including scratchcards and LuckyTap, but the only way to find them is via the search box.  There’s no table games and no live casino games of any kind – there isn’t a casino section in the lobby and searching didn’t turn up any.

Other Things To Consider

Promotions at SlotsUK are run by the Jumpman network and include prize draws and slots leaderboards in partnership with game providers, such as Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins, as well as the Daily Wheel bonus game.  Although there are no longer any redeposit offers on the promotions page, you can expect to be sent personalised promotions via your on site Inbox and/or via whatever marketing channels you care to enable; these tend to be based round the Mega Reel (Jumpman’s signature spin the wheel promotions) and usually have to be claimed on the day they are sent so don’t delay.

SlotsUK accepts a wide range of deposit methods and there’s no restrictions on using any of them to claim the welcome offer and other promotions, but be aware that there’s a fee for all withdrawals and you will probably need to send them proof of ID before you can withdraw.

Customer service isn’t a strong point.  You need to contact them via a form and they only reply during office hours Monday to Friday so you could be waiting a while if you have an issue at the weekend.

Final Thoughts

Like all Jumpman sites, SlotsUK excels in its range of slot games and the simplicity of its lobby that’s ideal for mobile phone users. What’s not so great is all the spins offers coming with wagering requirements, the fees, the max conversion rules and the account verification process which can be quite arduous.

If you aren’t put off by this and haven’t tried a Jumpman site before, SlotsUK is as good a place to start as any.  Just make sure you bookmark it so you can find your way back to the right site and don’t end up at one with a similar name!