Spy Slots

Spy Slots

Site closed

A Jumpman Gaming site that has closed; the review is kept as a record.

Tom Waite

Founder & Editor

Tom has been involved in iGaming since 2008 when he founded Bingo Paradise. Since then he's written hundreds of reviews and covered countless industry news stories. Tom has also managed a number of brands, including the award-winning Rocket Bingo, Bingo.Games and Slot Games.

Last updated: 23 September 2026

Spy Slots has closed

Spy Slots has closed. Its own site now reads: "The Site is now closed! Unfortunately, the site has had to close. Please contact customer service, who will assist with all queries and withdrawals." The operator points players to Rainbow Spins, another of its brands. We found the notice on 23 September 2026; the closure is bracketed between our last record of the site trading and that date.

At a glance

Owned
Jumpman Gaming
Games
Slots and Bingo
Platforms
Mobile and Desktop
Status
Closed. Contact support@jumpmangaming.com about a balance

If you still have money there

Contact the operator's customer service about it. The company behind this brand is Jumpman Gaming, and its support address is support@jumpmangaming.com.

Put it in writing and keep a copy. A balance at a closed site is still your money, and the licensed company still exists even though this particular door has shut.

If support does not respond, a licensee is required to return customer funds, and a complaint can be escalated to the alternative dispute resolution provider named in its terms.

Many casinos massively underutilise their themes, from the complete lack of dinosaurs, and style, on Dino Bingo to sites that think using a blue, red, and white colour scheme, along with a randomly-placed phone box, justifies adding “British” to their name. Sometimes, it works, as is the case with the disco-themed Slots Baby, which mercifully saved us from listening to disco music or seeing anything else to do with this hideous trend. Spy Slots is somewhat of an exception, but only just. It has a stylish design, offers a “Spy Briefcase” bonus, and highlights some spy-themed slot machines over all other games. It’s not exactly an action-packed romp complete with gadgets, espionage, and action worthy of 007 himself, but at least the developers didn’t simply create the name, collect their cheque, and move on to the next project. This site is far from perfect, though. In fact, there are several issues, some bigger than others. Check out the following Spy Slots review for more information.

The welcome offer, while it ran

Spy Slots opened with the standard Jumpman welcome, a prize wheel reached by depositing. It is recorded here as history rather than as something to claim: the site has closed and the offer went with it.

A wheel pays its largest prize least often, so the advertised figure was always the least likely outcome, and ten times wagering applied to whatever landed.

Slots and Other Games

The Spy Slots games room includes hundreds of popular slots and several bingo rooms. The former are provided by a who’s who list of creators that are popular in the UK, as well as all the slots that UK players seem to love, such as: There’s a Live Casino as well, and this is packed with games like Live Blackjack, Live Roulette, game show titles, and live slots. If bingo is more your thing, check out bingo rooms like 75-Ball Country Road, 30-Ball Zoom Room, 90-Ball Friday Fun, and 90-Ball Super Heavy Weight Jackpot. These games often have jackpots in the thousands, and at the time of writing, there are several rooms with more than £20,000 in the pot. The games rooms never seem to be as busy as those on sites like Foxy Bingo, but they still have a good atmosphere and they’re usually very fun to play.

Depositing and Withdrawing

Spy Slots charges all players £2.50 when they make a withdrawal and this applies regardless of the amount or method used. You can withdraw as little as £10 but considering you will instantly lose 25% of that amount, it’s probably best to wait until you have more funds. You could be forgiven for thinking that they justify that charge with faster withdrawals, but that’s not the case. It can take up to 5 days to get your funds. The only silver lining here is that you can use PayPal, but that’s not enough to overlook the slow withdrawal speed or the ridiculous fee.

Spy Slots Review Summary

Jumpman Gaming casinos can be guilty of looking the same and playing the same. But for a few minor differences, the sites are basically carbon copies of one another and while they are still definitely playable and enjoyable, it can make them dull and generic. Spy Slots feels different. It still has all the hallmarks of a Jumpman Gaming casino and it’s far from a unique experience, but at least it looks and feels a little different. What’s more, the formula it’s based on is pretty sound, and it’s one that has produced many great casinos over the years. All things considered, Spy Slots is a good site and it has a lot to offer if you’re looking for a new Welcome Bonus.

Pros

  • Great Games
  • Bingo Rooms
  • Big Jackpots
  • Prize Draws
  • PayPal Accepted

Cons

  • Site Has Closed
  • Balances Must Be Chased Through Support
  • No Longer Accepting Players

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