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Who are Jumpman Gaming?

A Unique Welcome Offer

Who are Jumpman Gaming?

Jumpman Gaming are based in Guernsey and hold an Alderney licence as well as a UK one.  They started out as a bingo site operator and white label solution provider.

The first Jumpman network was 15 Network, launched back in 2011.   In 2015 the emphasis started to move towards slots with the launch of the Wheel of Slots network.  This was a bingo network but the welcome offer and player promotions were based around a bonus game where the players could win slot spins.  The following year, they launched a third network with no bingo at all – the Jumpman Slots network.

All three Jumpman networks are really all about the slots now.  There are hardly any players in their bingo rooms (even the free ones), the original bingo network has gone over to a slots based offer now very similar to the one on the Jumpman Slots network, and the bingo has quietly made an appearance on the slot sites.  Apart from occasional player promotions, the only difference between Jumpman Gaming casinos with the Jumpman Slots branding and Jumpman bingo sites with the 15 Network branding is that the latter have the word bingo in their name.

A Unique Welcome Offer

The unusual thing about the Jumpman Slots offer – which is available on subsequent deposits and as part of player promotions as well as on 1^st deposit – is that it is a game of chance with no guaranteed win.  It is called the Mega Reel and offers the chance to win slot spins or an Amazon voucher, but at least one space on the reel is Unlucky – No Win.  Jumpman do not provide any information about the likelihood of the various outcomes.

The main advantage of this offer is the sheer entertainment value of spinning the reel and not knowing what (if anything) you will get.  The popularity of Jumpman Gaming casinos shows that this clearly appeals to many players.

Do be aware, though, that should you win slot spins on the Mega Reel there are some pretty major strings attached:

• There is a limit on what you can win: the maximum convertible is £250 and there’s also a win cap of £8 per 10 spins
• The winnings from the slot spins are paid as a bonus which carries a rather hefty 65x wagering requirement and this can only be fulfilled via bonus play (cash play does not count).
• The bonus cannot be used to play any table games or progressive jackpot slots.