Bingo All Stars

Mr. Motivator, Christopher Biggins, Linda Lusardi, it’s like bingo went back in time and developed an obsession with daytime TV. Bingo All Stars is a Jumpman Gaming site with several famous brand owners/ambassadors. It’s a who’s-who of British celebs. Unless you’re under 30, in which case it’s just “who?”. Jokes aside, I love the unique approach of this site, I adore Christopher Biggins, and I was eager to see what Bingo All Stars had to offer.

The welcome offer, while it ran

What Bingo All Stars offered new players is recorded here as history. The site has closed and the offer went with it, so nothing on this page can be claimed.

Loyalty Bonuses

Loyalty bonuses have always been one of my favourite things about Jumpman Gaming casinos, and Bingo All Stars is no exception. There are regular reload offers, free spins, and more chances to spin that Mega Reel. My favourite promotion, as always, is the monthly giveaway. Every month, you can earn a ticket to a giveaway for every £10 that you wager. At the time of writing, there is a smart ring up for grabs, but in the past, I’ve seen everything from iPads and iPhones to Christmas Jumpers and holidays. There are a huge number of entries, and you probably have very little chance of winning, but it’s different, it’s interesting, and I always try to collect a few tickets. Check the terms and conditions to see which slot you need to play to qualify for the giveaway and what kind of prizes you can win. Finally, Bingo All Stars has a trophy-based rewards program. Complete challenges, win trophies, spin the Mega Reel, and stack up the free spins.

Slots and Bingo Games

You can take your pick from over 500 games on Bingo All Stars. It might have bingo in its name, but as with all Jumpman sites, it’s just as much of a slot site. Developers like Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, and Blueprint keep things interesting in the games room, while the bingo side of things includes games like Animingo, The Jackpot Room, Bingo Blast, and Heavy Weight. Many of these rooms have just a few players at a time, but the biggest ones attract hundreds of players and have jackpots in the hundreds or thousands. Heavy Weight and Super Heavy Weight take things further. They are not as frequent, but they have huge prize pools and jackpots available. The organisation could be a little better, as it isn’t easy to find specific slots or filter them down to certain features, but the same could be said for most UK online casinos, and I’m not going to pick on Bingo All Stars.

Deposits and Withdrawals

Bingo All Stars accepts Skrill, PayPal, Neteller, Visa, MasterCard, Paysafecard, and Pay by Mobile, and you can deposit as little as £10. All of these methods are fee-free, but Pay by Mobile is the exception. As noted in this guide to Pay by Mobile slot sites, I wouldn’t recommend using this option, as it also has a low deposit limit and you can’t use it to withdraw. The site doesn’t extend the same courtesy when it comes to withdrawals. There is a £2.50 charge for all withdrawals. It doesn’t matter which method you use or how much you withdraw, everyone pays this fee. The withdrawals aren’t even that quick, although it wouldn’t be a good excuse even if they were.

Verdict: Bingo All Stars Review

I have had a few issues with Jumpman Gaming casinos in the past. The biggest ones concern the banking options; the smallest ones relate to the generic themes and layouts. At the same time, I am always ready to praise the site’s excellent welcome bonuses and reload offers. It’s much the same with Bingo All Stars, except the layout is actually quite good, and the theme is definitely unique. Sure, it’s Jumpman Gaming, and it’s more of the same, but the celebrity twist is a great idea and it makes for an interesting prospect. For that reason, Bingo All Stars gets one of my highest-ever ratings for a Jumpman Gaming casino.

If you still have money there

Contact the operator about it. The licensed company behind Bingo All Stars was Jumpman Gaming Limited, account 39175 on the Gambling Commission register, and that company still exists even though this site has gone.

Put the request in writing and keep a copy. A balance at a closed site is still your money.

If nobody responds, a licensee has to return customer funds, and a complaint can be escalated to the alternative dispute resolution provider named in the operator's terms.