Cash Casino

P J Aitken
Last update: 19/02/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

Cash Casino would be a good name for a casino that offered purely cash bonuses—no wagering requirements and no catch. It could even be used to denote a casino that was strictly cash-only, although in 2024, I’m not sure how that would work. But it is neither of those things. Instead, Cash Casino is a Jumpman Gaming site that looks and feels much like all the other Jumpman Gaming sites.

It conforms to a specific formula, but it’s a pretty cool formula, so it doesn’t really matter. 

Welcome Bonus

Cash Casino includes a Mega Reel, a promotion you’ll be familiar with if you have played other Jumpman Gaming casinos. Just deposit £10 or more and you’ll be tasked with spinning a slot reel that contains a number of prizes, including several bundles of free spins.

The biggest prize offers 500 free spins on the Big Bass Bonanza slot.

The good news about this promotion is that you can win those spins regardless of the amount you deposit. The value of the spins doesn’t change, either. 

The bad news is that the bonus payout is limited to no more than your total deposit value. So, if you deposit £10, you can’t claim more than £10 from the spins. This is capped at £250, so whether you deposit £250, £500, or £1,000, the most you can claim is £250.

It’s worth noting that this term applies to “lifetime deposits”. That doesn’t make a difference for the welcome bonus, as your first deposit will be the same as your lifetime deposits, but it means more further down the line and this bonus crops up a few times as part of the loyalty bonus.

Speaking of which, in addition to a trophy-based loyalty program, Cash Casino gives players access to a wealth of other promotions. These include giveaways (usually you’ll need to spend £10 on specific games to earn a ticket to a prize draw) and slot tournaments. There are more though, so keep an eye on the promotions section and see what appears.

Slots and Other Games

Cash Casino doesn’t have the widest selection of games, but it’s a carefully considered offering that touches many bases:

• Slot machines
• Jackpot games
• Table games
• Scratch cards
• Instant lottery games
• Live casino games
• Bingo rooms

The bingo rooms connect to the Jumpman network, so even though Cash Casino has a relatively small player base, the games always have sizeable queues and jackpots. They range from 30-ball games like Zoom Room, where everything moves quickly, to Super Heavy Weight, which is a 90-ball variation with sizeable jackpots.

All of these games are available on mobile and they are presented on a very simple, no-nonsense interface. It’s not a particularly good-looking casino, but it’s easy to find what you’re looking for, everything loads quickly, and I personally didn’t encounter any issues. 

Banking Options and Customer Support

Here we are again. As with Viking Bingo, Dove Slots, Aladdin Slots, and all other Jumpman Gaming casinos, Cash Casino falls flat when it comes to banking options and support. In fact, that would be an understatement, as this section takes the potential for a 4 or 5-star review and renders it below average.

It’s like when you’re having a great morning—the sun is shining, you woke up with a smile on your face—and everything seems to be going your way. But then a pigeon craps through the sunroof, your tyre bursts on the way to work, and you realise you forgot to wear pants.

So, what’s the issue? Well, there are a few:

• The withdrawals are slow
• There is a £2.50 charge on all withdrawals
• The customer support isn’t very responsive

There are some caveats. Firstly, the withdrawals aren’t painfully slow, and depending on the method used, you could get your funds in a couple of days. Secondly, while I have been ignored by Jumpman Gaming email support 99% of the time, most of those emails were sent from email addresses without casino accounts.

As for the withdrawal charge, well, I’d love to tell you that it only applies to certain methods or players. But it doesn’t. You’re stuck with that fee regardless, and it’s one of the biggest issues I have with Cash Casino and its sister sites.

Verdict: Cash Casino Review

If you have read any of my previous reviews on Jumpman Gaming casinos, you’ll know that I am mostly positive, but save up my vitriol for the banking options/support. Such is the case with Cash Casino, a site that benefits from the same positives and struggles with the same downfalls as its many (and I mean many) siblings. There is a lot to like about this site, don’t get me wrong, but that withdrawal fee is a kick in the teeth, and the limited support doesn’t help.

Still, there are very few perfect casinos out there, and there’s enough happening here to justify signing up and checking it out.