Mega Reel sister sites

Mega Reel sister sites 2023

Not all of the bingo sites among the Mega Reel sister sites are actually bingo sites. That’s a confusing statement, but we can explain it with another one; not all the casinos on the Jumpman Gaming Limited network have always been Jumpman Gaming casinos. Some of the Mega Reel sister sites have come to the network from elsewhere, and Clover Bingo is one of them. In the process of making the move, they’ve lost some of what used to make them special. Virtually all of the former Irish theme has vanished from Clover Bingo, with the site’s name and the obvious reference to lucky four-leaf clover the only elements that have survived. The bingo games weren’t so lucky. They’ve all been replaced by slots. It’s an impressive collection of slots, but no more impressive than what you’ll find almost everywhere else on the Jumpman platform.

It’s strange that Clover Bingo doesn’t offer any bingo games, but at least we can explain the reasons why. We’re having a much tougher time trying to explain the (comparative) lack of bingo games at Bingo Crazy. You can find a few bingo games on this site, but you’ll have to click on the “bingo” tab on the homepage to get to them. All the “featured” space on the Bingo Crazy homepage is reserved for the site’s top slots, which tends to be the case at almost all of the Mega Reel sister sites. The really weird thing about Bingo Crazy, though, is its generic name and its anything-but-generic theme. The name “Bingo Crazy” makes it sound like the most run-of-the-mill of all run-of-the-mill casinos, but it actually has one of the most beautiful “Alice in Wonderland” themes you’re ever likely to see at an iGaming site. Nothing at Bingo Crazy makes any sense – and perhaps that’s the whole point of it.

On a casino network as large as Jumpman Gaming’s, casinos can be grouped into three categories. There are the Mega Reel sister sites that stand out from the crowd at the top of the scale, those that are fair-to-middling, and those that bring up the rear. Pink Riches belongs to the latter of those three categories, and it’s very close to the bottom of it. You won’t find an uglier casino on the Jumpman Gaming Limited platform than this one. Between the aggressively hot pink background and the fonts, which are too close to Comic Sans for comfort, Pink Riches is an assault on the senses. The “about us” text beneath the “featured slots” section of Pink Riches makes it clear that this is supposed to be a casino for female players, but to say that this is a dated take on what women might want from a casino would be an insult to those who are only a few years out of date.

Compare and contrast Pink Riches and Rose Slots. Both of them are Mega Reel sister sites. Both of them are on the Jumpman Gaming Limited casino platform. More importantly, both of them are supposed to be casinos for female players. Pink Riches gets everything wrong. Rose Slots gets most things right. It’s a significantly more refined-looking casino, opting for white and red colours rather than uniform pink, and its floral theme is understated. On top of that, it has one of the better welcome promotions you’ll find on the Jumpman Gaming platform, which up to a one thousand per cent matched deposit offer up for grabs for lucky new players. If it weren’t for the smiling lady on the homepage, we’d have a hard time guessing that this was supposed to be a female-oriented casino site at all. Given that we now know that gender divides aren’t as strong as we once thought they were in iGaming, that’s for the best.

Money Reels doesn’t have a theme. That’s usually a problem for Mega Reel sister sites, as it’s very difficult to divide up the casinos any other way. There are only four different welcome promotions available across the entire Jumpman Gaming casino network, and the collection of games barely changes at all from site to site. Money Reels manages to do better than the average themeless member of the family, though, because the quality of the graphics that it uses on its homepage is so strong. If you put Money Reels and Pink Riches side by side, ninety-nine out of every hundred players would opt for Money Reels because it looks like a far more professional casino. Perhaps the oddest thing about Money Reels is its claim to be the best place on the internet to play the Fluffy Favourites slots, of which it lists three on its homepage. We’re sure it offers a quality Fluffy Favourites experience, but Fluffy Spins and Fluffy Wins both also exist on this platform, and both have a stronger claim on that title.

Very few Mega Reel sister sites have as strong a theme as Viking Bingo. The clue to the theme is right there in the name – it’s a Viking-themed casino and iGaming site, and it comes complete with a Viking longboat. The ship is animated and lurches around in the background of Viking Bingo as players scroll up and down the homepage. The style of art employed in the graphics is a little off-kilter, but it helps the site to stand out. We have no complaints about Viking Bingo’s choice of theme, but we have some about its choice of name. Much like Bingo Crazy and Clover Bingo, Viking Bingo shouldn’t call itself a bingo site. There’s a dearth of bingo games available on its homepage, and you might find yourself struggling to find any, even if you deliberately go looking through the casino’s portfolio.

When you see how extreme the differences in design quality are between the best and worst Mega Reel sister sites, it’s amazing to think they all exist under the same umbrella with the same operator. As you might have guessed from that opening statement, we’re not fans of the design of Daisy Slots. Theming an entire casino around the idea of daisies was always likely to be a tall order, but rather than trying to be imaginative with it, Daisy Slots has just copied and pasted the same daisy over and over again in a haphazard manner that makes the whole casino look a little amateurish. The slapdash look of Daisy Bingo doesn’t do the casino any favours because there are one thousand casino games to consider here. That’s more than a lot of the other casinos on the Jumpman platform can offer, and they deserve a better pedestal to be shown off on than what’s been provided at Daisy Slots.

Mega Reel Information

Mega Reel operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

There are more than two hundred Mega Reel sister sites currently active on the Jumpman Gaming Limited casino network. That makes it exceptionally difficult for Mega Reel to stand out. If you want to find out whether we think it achieves it or not, read our full Mega Reel review. In fairness, it’s difficult for any of the Mega Reel sister sites to stand out because of the strong similarities that exist between the games portfolios and promotions of every casino in the family. Those that achieve it tend to either have a unique feature or a connection to a British household name. As an example of what we mean by that, consider Millionaire Games, which is the official casino site of “Who Wants To Be a Millionaire.” That’s one of the most prominent of Jumpman Gaming’s white-label business partners, of which there are many.

You’ll find the HQ of Jumpman Gaming in Guernsey, which is one of the Channel Islands. Being based there means that Jumpman Gaming has the strange distinction of being British but not part of the United Kingdom. Guernsey has been home to Jumpman gaming since 2010, which is when (and where) the company was founded. After a slow start during which it experimented with bingo sites and nothing else, Jumpman Gaming is now one of the most productive operators in the business, pumping out casino after casino for its white-label partners. The past few years have seen the company break through the one million players barrier and add Jumpman Slots as an in-house developer of slots and other casino games.

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Mega Reel Sister Sites Welcome Bonuses

If you can’t guess what the welcome promotion at Mega Reel is, we’re going to guess that you haven’t played at any of the Mega Reel sister sites before. The Mega Reel, which is exclusive to Jumpman Gaming, is the mechanism that dishes out rewards at more than half of Jumpman’s casinos – it’s just that Mega Reel makes a big deal out of it. To spin the reel, open an account with the casino and deposit at least £10 into it. Your reward will be either a £10 Amazon voucher or some free spins, with 500 “free” spins on Starburst as the top prize. We say “free” because regardless of how many free spins you end up with, you’ll still be dealing with an x65 wagering requirement on your winnings. It’s very hard to clear that hurdle.

Other Promotions

At the risk of stating the glaringly obvious, Mega Reel is all about the Jumpman Gaming Mega Reel. It powers the welcome promotion, and it also powers the biggest of the ongoing promotions. Players can claim another spin of the Mega Reel each time they track down and secure five Mega Reel trophies. They’re hidden all over the casino site, but if you’re struggling to find them, consult the suggestions in your player account. There are two hundred to shoot for, but five is the magic number, as every time you grab another five, the number of spins the Mega Reel offers increases. In the event you eventually hunt down all two hundred, you’ll be inducted as a member of the Mega Reel 200 Club and be handed an Amazon voucher as a loyalty reward.

Top Games at Mega Reel

At first glance, Mega Reel seems to showcase the same casino games you’ll find at all the Mega Reels sister sites. Scroll down the homepage, though, and look a little harder. You’ll see there’s a separate section labelled “free slots with daily spins.” It’s a little misleading as there’s no guarantee of free spins on any of them, and they’re not free to play, but this is a separate selection of jackpot slots that Mega Reel is especially proud to host. They include the jackpot version of Eyecon’s Fluffy Favourites, which is a nostalgic treat of a slot. Shaman’s Dream, also by Eyecon and noted for its mystical atmosphere, is another of the highlighted slots, as is the farmyard-themed Piggy Payout. That, too, is an Eyecon slot, so we guess we can say that Mega Reel considers Eyecon slots to be a speciality. The presence of Enchanted Prince Jackpot as yet another highlighted slot confirms it.

Licensing and Customer Support

Mega Reel, along with all the Mega Reel sister sites, is listed on UKGC licence 39175, which is held by Jumpman Gaming Limited. Jumpman Gaming Limited and the UK Gambling Commission agreed that the operator would pay £500K in lieu of a fine in May 2022 after a UKGC investigation turned up evidence that Jumpman had fallen short of the expected standard in terms of preventing money laundering and interacting with potentially vulnerable customers. The only way to contact customer support at Mega Reel is to email support@megareel.com.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

There’s nothing mega about the withdrawal process at Mega Reels. The shortest wait you can expect is three days, as that’s how long it takes Mega Reels to complete its pending checks. It’s possible you’ll get cleared funds the day after that, but it’s just as possible you could get them three days later. Mega Reel can handle withdrawals to major UK debit cards or, if you’d prefer, an e-wallet like Neteller, Skrill or PayPal.

Final Thoughts on Mega Reel

Mega Reel is a whole casino built around a promotional gimmick. The problem with that is the Mega Reel isn’t the best welcome promotion that Jumpman Gaming’s casinos offer. The bonus boost wheel is arguably more generous, as is the guaranteed matched deposit offer. Mega Reel feels like a one-trick pony, and when the trick includes keeping people waiting for far longer than is reasonable for withdrawals, it’s not a great trick.

Mega Reel Sister Sites Player Reviews

Here are the thoughts of your fellow players about Mega Reel. The reviews are all real, but we’ve paraphrased them to keep them brief.

★★★★★
Mega Reel is terrible. It doesn’t pay out when you win. They’re frauds; if you play here, you do so at your own peril.Mr Hartley, October 24th 2022. Source TrustPilot.

★★★★★
They deliberately make it difficult to withdraw money. I’ve been trying for four days, and I’m getting nowhere. They’re after proof of address, but they won’t accept anything other than a bank statement. I’m not willing to send one. I wish I’d read these reviews before playing! Leanne, October 20th 2022. Source – TrustPilot.

★★★★★
Mega Reel is a disgusting casino run by robbers. I’ve been waiting for a withdrawal for two weeks. I email them every day, and I never get a reply.Ross, July 27th 2022. Source – TrustPilot.

★★★★★
Don’t play at Mega Reel; it won’t pay out your winnings. They take deposits with no verification necessary, but they won’t pay out when you win, and they don’t list a phone number. How they operate with such disgraceful customer service is beyond me.Alison, June 5th 2022. Source – TrustPilot.

★★★★★
Mega Reels has stolen £1179 from me. I’ve given them evidence that I deposited the money, but it’s never shown up in my casino account. There’s no way of contacting them, and they’re not on Resolver, so you can’t fix things that way, either. Don’t use this casino.Alison, March 4th 2022. Source – TrustPilot.