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You should never take a good theme for granted among the Pretty Wins sister sites. A lot of Jumpman Gaming’s casinos are, to put it politely, a little bit on the basic side. That makes the casinos that don’t look basic appear all the more special, and we count Elf Slots among their number. The enchanted forest backdrop of Elf Slots is delightful to look at, but we do have one small complaint – there’s no sign of an elf anywhere on it. That seems a curious oversight for a casino that literally has the word “elf” in its name. The retro video game adventure-style look and feel of the casino are appreciated, but it seems a little shy. There’s no “about us” page at Elf Slots and very little information on the casino’s homepage, either. It’s a casino that’s ultimately unknowable, but the games portfolio is as strong as you’ll find anywhere else on this casino network.

Britain Play is a casino for all the British patriots out there, and it’s one of several Pretty Wins sister sites to take the colours of the Union flag and dress themselves in it. Britain Play does a better job with the theme than any of the others. A lot of time and effort has been put into the animated backdrop of the casino, with landmarks like The Shard, Big Ben, the London Eye and The Gherkin all visible, and red double-decker London buses driving along a bridge in the foreground. You might find yourself staring at the scenery for quite a while before you realise that the games that Britain Play offers on its homepage are the same as the ones you’ve just seen at Pretty Wins or Elf Slots, and they’re largely listed in the same order. Still, if you’re a fan of the games and you’re simply looking for somewhere new to play them, there’s no harm in that.

There are striking differences between the homepage of Mystery Wins and the homepages of the two other Pretty Wins sister sites we’ve looked at so far, and we’re not just talking about the theme – we’re talking about the layout. The very best casinos on the Jumpman Gaming platform ditch the usual template and take an individual approach to designing their websites, thus giving players a casino that genuinely feels different from anything else on the network. The theme is also worthy of mention, though – it’s an atmospheric adventure theme, starring a woman cautiously making her way through a foreboding-looking cave full of (presumably ancient) treasure. Again, though, the games are all the same once you peel away the layers. There isn’t even all that much difference between the promotions either – the “mystery chest” mechanism at Mystery Wins works the same way as the loot box at Elf Slots

Thousands of people have gone looking for the legendary sunken city of Atlantis over the years. Some people even claim to have found it. There are more than a dozen proposed locations for Atlantis around the Mediterranean, and there’s even one in the North Sea off the northeast coast of England. If the myth of Atlantis is based on a real sunken city, it’s probably Thonis-Heracleion, which was a north Egyptian port city that sank thousands of years ago and was rediscovered by archaeologists in the year 2000. What does any of this have to do with Atlantis Wins? Very little except for the theme, but telling you about the history of Atlantis is more interesting than telling you this is yet another member of the Pretty Wins sister sites that does nothing to distinguish itself with its games or promotions. The backdrop of a sunken ancient city looks stunning, but the gaming content is more of the same.

Whoever designed the background graphic at Kong Casino got their senses of scale and perspective horribly wrong. We think the idea is that King Kong is trapped within the stone walls of a prison, but he’s peering over the top of the walls, and the perspective makes it look like his head is bigger than the walls. All he’d need to do to escape the prison is stand up and step over them. There’s no connection between King Kong and Kong Casino in terms of official licenses, but the presence of both a giant ape and the word “Kong” means that you don’t have to think too hard about where this member of the Pretty Wins sister sites family took its ideas from. Kong Casino deserves credit for going in a different direction with its welcome promotion – the rewards here are guaranteed rather than players having to hope that fate treats them kindly when they open a loot box or spin a wheel of fortune.

We’ve already looked at Britain Play, and when we did, we said it was the best of the Britain-themed Pretty Wins sister sites in terms of the elegance of its design and the quality of its graphics. We don’t have a scientific method to determine which casino deserves second place on that list, but Great Britain Casino is in with a shout. There’s far less to the theme at this casino, but we like the minimalist approach of the design. As it turns out, all you need to do to establish a feeling of Britishness is to use red, white and blue as your colour palette and include a crown somewhere in the design. In this case, it’s part of the casino’s logo and makes it look a little like a postage stamp. Why are we talking about the theme rather than the games again? You guessed it – because there’s nothing different about the games.

You need to know a thing or two about online slots – and Megaways slots, in particular – to appreciate how clever the design and theme of Bonanza Slots are. You can see at a glance that the setting for this iGaming site is the entrance to a mine. That’s a nod to Bonanza Megaways, which was released by Big Time Gaming a few years ago and introduced the world to the concept of Megaways slots. Nobody knew how players would react to complex games with changeable paylines and the potential of more than one hundred thousand ways to win, but they quickly fell in love with the idea, and now Megaways slots are everywhere. Fittingly, the best welcome prize on offer at Bonanza Slots is five hundred free spins on the original Bonanza Megaways slot. It’s a shame there aren’t more Megaways games featured on the Bonanza Slots homepage, but we suppose we can’t have everything.

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Pretty Wins operator – Jumpman Gaming Limited

You won’t find many differences between the games that are available at the various Pretty Wins sister sites. Jumpman Gaming Limited has excellent relationships with the best providers in the iGaming business, so it can call upon them for their best games, but it sends those games to almost every iGaming site that it operates. That means no matter where you play on the Jumpman Gaming platform, the games available to you are likely to be virtually the same. That’s great if you’re happy with what’s on offer, but less good if you’re looking for variety. The approach doesn’t seem to be doing the operator any harm, though – its name is now plastered across the footer of more than two hundred casino and bingo sites. For a company that’s only been around since 2010, that’s nothing short of astonishing.

Jumpman Gaming has taken a “by hook or by crook” approach to accumulating so many casinos. Some of them are sites that it built in-house and kept that way. Others were built as white-label products for external companies and then operated on their behalf. The third group of Pretty Wins sister sites used to belong to other casino network companies but have either been moved to Jumpman by their owners or picked up by Jumpman after the platform they were on closed down. If you add up all the players who have accounts registered with at least one Jumpman Gaming casino, the operator’s reach is in excess of one million people.

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Pretty Wins Sister Sites Welcome Bonuses

Most of the Pretty Wins sister sites use a loot box, a “Mega Reel” or a wheel of fortune to determine the value of the bonus new players receive when they sign up. Pretty Wins prefers to offer its new players a guaranteed reward. It’s a matched deposit of up to £200, applicable to first deposits only. That’s the good news. The bad news is that whatever bonus you end up with has to be wagered x65 before the bonus funds turn into real money that can be withdrawn. That’s double the UK average and too high a hurdle for most players to clear.

Other Promotions

Pretty Wins differs from most other Jumpman Gaming casinos when it comes to its welcome offer but not when it comes to its loyalty rewards. They’re still delivered via a “Mega Reel,” which players get to spin each time they collect five Pretty Riches trophies. Playing a new game for the first time might win you a trophy, as might making a big deposit or netting a big win. For every five trophies secured, the number of free spins players can play for on the Mega Reel goes up. There are a total of two hundred trophies hidden across the Pretty Wins website, and those who find all of them become members of the Pretty Wins 200 Club, immediately receiving a £50 Amazon voucher when they get there. The casino offers several other promotions, but they tend to come and go with such regularity that there’s no point listing any here – they might not be there tomorrow.

Top Games at Pretty Wins

Pretty Wins does a good job of distinguishing itself through its welcome offer but does less well with its portfolio of games. They’re the same games you’ll find on the homepages of all the Pretty Wins sister sites, and they’re listed in (mostly) the same order. The first of them is Gold Cash Free Spins, which is a fairly plain and basic Inspired Gaming slot from a few years ago. Why it tends to be listed so prominently at Jumpman Gaming casinos is unclear. It’s even listed ahead of Big Bass Bonanza by Reel Kingdom, which remains the most popular fishing-themed slots game on the market despite the release of numerous sequels to the game since 2020. If slots aren’t for you, Pretty Wins can also offer live casino games like Airwave Roulette and even a few Slingo games, too.

Licensing and Customer Support

Pretty Wins is protected by UK Gambling Commission licence 39175, which is shared with all the Pretty Wins sister sites by its holder, Jumpman Gaming Limited. The regulator and the operator had a run-in in May 2022 after a UKGC investigation found that Jumpman Gaming hadn’t done enough in some circumstances to prevent money laundering and had also sometimes failed to step in when players showed signs of problem gambling. Rather than pay a formal financial penalty, Jumpman settled the case for £500,000. The Pretty Wins FAQ contains responses to common questions players might have, but for anything else, the only way to get help is to email support@prettywins.com. Responses might take as long as 48 hours to arrive.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

There’s nothing pretty about the withdrawal process at Pretty Wins. Once you’ve asked for your money, you’re faced with an automatically imposed 72-hour pending period while the casino considers it. Assuming your request is approved, getting cleared funds might still take a further 24-72 hours. The wait is far too long by modern standards, and it doesn’t make any difference if you use an e-wallet rather than a debit card. PayPal, Neteller and Skrill are all supported, but the speed advantages they should provide don’t exist here.

Final Thoughts on Pretty Wins

We’re not sure what the theme of Pretty Wins is supposed to be. Is it supposed to be a casino that couples can visit and play at together? That’s what appears to be implied by the graphics on the homepage. Whatever the concept is, things fall apart quickly. The welcome promotion sounds good until you see the unreasonable wagering requirements they come with, and waiting so long for both customer support and fund withdrawals is unacceptable by the standards of the current decade.

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