Jumpman Gaming Casinos Every Sister Site and Who Runs Them

Who runs the Jumpman Gaming casinos?

Jumpman Gaming Limited runs every site in this guide. It’s registered in Alderney as company 1815, with its head office at La Corvee House. The Gambling Commission lists it under account 39175, with remote casino and bingo licences active since 1 November 2014. Outside Great Britain, the Alderney Gambling Control Commission regulates the same sites.

Ownership changed in two steps. On 1 September 2022, Super Group (SGHC) Limited, the NYSE-listed owner of Betway, bought Verno Holdings, which held 70% of Jumpman. On 1 November 2024 it agreed to buy the remaining 30% for £5.5 million. Super Group’s latest annual report says Jumpman runs about 200 brands on its own technology. It earns almost all of its revenue in the UK.

When we checked the register on 16 October 2026, it listed 232 domains under this licence. Nineteen were Active, 129 were White Label and 84 were Inactive. A White Label site carries a partner’s brand, but the Commission says the licence holder stays responsible for it. So your rights and complaints sit with Jumpman, whichever logo you see.

In May 2022 Jumpman agreed to pay £500,000 after a Commission investigation found social responsibility and anti-money laundering failures. The register’s sanctions tab no longer shows it, because the Commission only keeps public statements online for three years. You can still read the register entry yourself before you deposit.

How do the Jumpman Gaming sites compare at a glance?

The table covers the 15 Jumpman brands on our site that are still trading. Register status shows how each domain appears under account 39175. Offer details are what each site showed at the time of checking (October 2026). They change often, so read the live terms before you deposit.

What does each Jumpman Gaming casino offer?

Most Jumpman sites share one welcome mechanic, the Mega Reel. Your first deposit of £10 or more earns you a free spin on a prize wheel. The terms say a prize isn’t guaranteed, so treat the headline spins as a ceiling.

Mirror Bingo

Mirror Bingo is the Daily Mirror’s bingo brand, owned by publisher Reach plc. It started in 2008 and moved onto Jumpman’s platform in June 2020, after earlier spells with Cashcade and Playtech. The register lists mirrorbingo.com as White Label, so Jumpman is your licensed operator, not Reach. At the time of checking (October 2026), the welcome was a Mega Reel spin with free spins on 9 Pots of Gold as the prize. Our Mirror Bingo sister sites guide covers the brands closest to it.

Rainbow Spins

Rainbow Spins is one of only 19 Active domains under Jumpman’s account, rather than a partner’s White Label. Its welcome stood out at the time of checking (October 2026). Free spins won on the Mega Reel carried 0x wagering, while any bonus cash carried 10x. It also ran a 5% weekly cashback on eligible slot net spend, paid on Fridays. That’s paid on net losses, so it softens a bad week rather than adding to a good one. When Mr Wolf Casino closed, its notice pointed players here. Our Rainbow Spins guide covers it in detail.

Mega Reel

Mega Reel takes its name from the prize wheel used across the network. That wheel has been to court. HMRC assessed Jumpman for about £13.2 million of Remote Gaming Duty on welcome free spins from July 2018 to December 2022. On 25 September 2026 the Upper Tribunal ruled for Jumpman, though HMRC can still appeal. None of that changes your bonus. At the time of checking (October 2026), the wheel’s maximum prize was 500 free spins on Big Bass Splash, with 10x wagering on winnings. See our Mega Reel sister sites guide.

Fluffy Spins

Fluffy Spins is built around the Fluffy Favourites slot series. Its Mega Reel’s maximum prize at the time of checking (October 2026) was 500 free spins on Fluffy Favourites, with 10x wagering. The site says it has more than 4,500 games, including bingo, live casino and scratchcards. That’s the site’s own figure, not a count we’ve made. WTG Bingo also pays its welcome spins on Fluffy Favourites, under the same rules. So you don’t need this brand to play the series. Our Fluffy Spins guide lists its closest sisters.

Big Thunder Slots

Big Thunder Slots breaks from the wheel model. At the time of checking (October 2026), you deposited and wagered £10 to get 50 free spins on Big Bass Splash. The site said free spin winnings were paid in cash with 0x wagering. That makes the result easier to predict than a Mega Reel spin. You still need to stake the £10 first, so only take it if you’d play that much anyway. The register also lists bigthunderslots.com as one of Jumpman’s Active domains. Our Big Thunder Slots guide has more.

Pink Riches

Pink Riches says it launched as a new slots site in 2019. It offered a no-deposit start at the time of checking (October 2026). You got 20 free spins on Starburst once you added a valid debit card. The terms set 10x wagering and a £50 cap on what you can convert without a deposit. If you then deposit, a Mega Reel spin follows. Adding a card isn’t a deposit, but it does link a payment method to your account. Our Pink Riches guide covers the rest.

Which other Jumpman sites do we cover?

These follow the same terms. Each line reflects the homepage at the time of checking (October 2026).

• Bezy Casino and Clover Casino advertised a 50% deposit match up to £100 at 10x.
• Cozino blocked our check, so we couldn’t read its offer. The register still lists it under Jumpman, so read its terms page before you deposit.
• Giant Wins and Shipley Slots pay wheel prizes on Big Bass Splash and Starburst.
• HeySpin advertised 50 Starburst spins for a £10 deposit, at 10x.
• Vegas Moose offered 10 no-deposit spins on Big Bass Splash after a debit card check.
• WTG Bingo and Zeus Bingo lead with bingo.

What happened to Bingo All Stars and Mr Wolf Casino?

Both have closed. The register now marks bingoallstars.co.uk and mrwolfslots.com as Inactive, and both sites show a closure notice. Bingo All Stars asks account holders to email Jumpman support with their username. Mr Wolf says support will help with queries and withdrawals. If you still had money in either account, email [email protected] and ask for a withdrawal in writing. Our Bingo All Stars and Mr Wolf Casino guides stay up for reference.

What carries over between these sites?

Each brand has its own login. The rules underneath come from Jumpman’s standard terms, which read the same on Rainbow Spins and Mirror Bingo.

• You’re limited to one account per person on each site. The terms treat multiple accounts used for bonuses as abuse.
• Any site can ask for ID, address and payment proof, and repeat those checks later.
• Self-exclusion on one site applies to all your Jumpman accounts within 24 hours. The minimum term is six months.
• A Take a Break only covers the brand where you set it.
• Bonus wins carry 10x wagering, in line with the Commission’s cap from 19 January 2026. You can convert no more than your lifetime deposits, up to £250.
• If a complaint isn’t settled within eight weeks, you can take it to eCOGRA, the free dispute service named in the terms.

We didn’t find a clause that limits welcome offers to one per household across the group. That doesn’t mean a second welcome will pay out. Ask support in writing before you deposit at a second Jumpman site for its bonus.

Which Jumpman Gaming casino suits you?

The rules barely change between brands, so choose on offer type and games. Our rating method weighs terms and protections above headline bonuses.

• If you mainly play bingo, Mirror Bingo, WTG Bingo and Zeus Bingo put bingo first.
• If you don’t want a prize wheel, Big Thunder Slots and Clover Casino showed fixed offers when we checked.
• If you’d like to try a site before you deposit, Pink Riches and Vegas Moose offered no-deposit spins after a card check.
• If wagering puts you off, Rainbow Spins and Big Thunder Slots showed 0x wagering on welcome spin wins.

A new Jumpman brand won’t give you new protections. It just adds another login to track.

Are there alternatives outside the Jumpman Gaming network?

Leaving Jumpman means leaving its rules, not just its logos. Our casino networks hub lists every group we cover. Two comparisons are worth a look.

• Anakatech is far smaller, with 10 domains on its register entry. It holds betting licences as well as casino, and it lets you choose brand-only or licence-wide self-exclusion.
• ProgressPlay also built a large white-label portfolio. It had 201 websites when the Commission announced a £175,718 settlement with it in May 2022, alongside Jumpman’s.

Whichever group you pick, check its register entry first. It shows who holds the licence and which domains it covers. If a site’s address isn’t on that list, don’t deposit.

How can you stay in control on Jumpman sites?

Jumpman’s terms let you set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits, as a standard or net figure. A reality check reminds you how long you’ve played.

For a short pause, Take a Break runs from 24 hours to six weeks on one brand. For a longer stop, self-exclude for six months or more, or register with GAMSTOP to block every UK-licensed site at once.

If gambling is costing more than you want, call the National Gambling Helpline free on 0808 8020 133. You can also get help from GamCare, the NHS or Gambling Therapy.