Buffalo Spins

Paul Aitken
Last update: 18/02/2026

Bingo Paradise Rating

The buffalo theme seems to creep up every now and then in the online casino sector. I’ve seen it on numerous games and bonuses, and now it has its very own online casino. There’s clearly something about these majestic animals that seems to capture the imaginations of casino developers.

Buffalo Spins is a Jumpman Gaming casino that offers stacks of games and top bonuses, but also has a few notable flaws. Check out the following Buffalo Spins review to learn more.

Welcome Offer

If you’ve played at any of the countless Jumpman Gaming casinos out there, you’ll know what to expect from the Buffalo Spins welcome bonus — simple, punchy, and built around free spins.

This time, the offer is 50 Free Spins on Big Bass Splash, available to new players only. To trigger it, you’ll need to deposit £10 or more, then wager £10+ to qualify for the spins.

The best part? There are 0x wagering requirements on the free spins winnings. Any winnings you land from the free spins are paid in cash, so you’re not stuck grinding through a rollover before you can withdraw (subject to the usual full terms and conditions, of course).

In other words: deposit £10+, place £10+ worth of bets, spin your 50 free spins on Big Bass Splash, and whatever you win is credited as cash — no wagering strings attached.

Bingo Games and More

You can’t fault the games room on Buffalo Spins. Trust me, I’ve tried. There are a few things that this site doesn’t get right, but this definitely isn’t one of them.

There are hundreds of games spanning dozens of categories, including video slots, bonus slots, jackpot slots, scratch cards, lottery games, and bingo rooms. The latter are all hooked into the Jumpman Gaming network, with live games of 30-ball, 75-ball, 80-ball, and 90-ball bingo offering regular 5-figure jackpots.

The games are all instant play, including the live casino and the bingo rooms. This applies to both desktop users and mobile users and as Buffalo Spins works with most browsers, you shouldn’t have an issue getting these games to work. 

Deposits and Withdrawals

And now for the elephant—or buffalo—in the room.

The banking options on Jumpman Gaming casinos are always a sticking point, as noted in other reviews of this operator’s sites (see Express Wins, Pirate Slots, and Rose Slots). 

First, the withdrawals are slow. The operator may sit on withdrawals for a couple of days, which means it could take a few days to get your cash. Most modern casinos offer instant withdrawals thanks to web wallets and Faster Payments, so Buffalo Spins is lagging behind.

Secondly, and most notably, there is a withdrawal fee of £2.50. This fixed fee is applied to all withdrawals—there’s no escaping it.

£2.50 might not seem like much, but if you’re withdrawing £20 or even £10, it accounts for a sizeable percentage of the total amount. More importantly, there’s no need for that fee to exist. I know that most casinos are charged fees for processing payments, but if the vast majority of sites absorb those fees then there’s clearly no need for Buffalo Spins to pass them on to players.

On the plus side, Buffalo Spins accepts debit cards and PayPal, as well as Paysafecard and Pay by Mobile. Where the latter is concerned, you will also be charged £2.50 for deposits. This charge comes from the payment provider and not the casino, but it’s still worth keeping in mind as it means you could lose £5 depositing and withdrawing.

Buffalo Spins Review Summary

In the past, I haven’t exactly been full of praise when it comes to Jumpman Gaming casinos. They are a mixed bag. The themes are usually bland. The withdrawals are slow and the withdrawal fees are a terrible addition. But the gaming selection is excellent and the bonuses are brilliant too.

It’s a similar story with Buffalo Spins, but this is one of those rare Jumpman sites that actually has a good theme. It’s not on the level of Foxy Games and Wink Slots, but it looks okay and it stands out, which is all you really need.

On the whole, it’s worth signing up, making a deposit, collecting the welcome bonus, and seeing what you can get out of it. It’s a long way from being the best site I have seen, and unless you’re a complete novice, you’ll have the same reaction. But sometimes mediocre is all you need, especially when it’s backed by welcome bonuses, loyalty programs, and the peace of mind that comes from playing with one of the UK’s biggest operators.