Fortune Games

P J Aitken
Last update: 15/01/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

Another day, another Jumpman slots site. This time it’s the turn of Fortune Games, an evergreen casino that seemingly adopts an “Irish luck” theme, by which I mean everything is green and there are rainbows and four-leaf clovers.

Jumpman Gaming is not exactly known for going all-out when it comes to themes.

But while it doesn’t always have the style, it usually makes up for it with substance.

Welcome Offer

There are two Welcome Offers at Fortune Games. The first one you need to deposit £10, you will get a spin of the Mega Reel where you can win up to 500 Free Spins on 9 Pots of Gold. 

Those spins have a maximum bonus conversion of £50. There is a 65x wagering requirement. That’s a very low maximum payout and a huge wagering requirement. Combined, these terms pretty much take the shine off this otherwise generous bonus. 

The same is true for the second deposit bonus, which you can collect after you’ve finished with those Mega Reel spins. You’ll get between 20 and 500 Free Spins every Friday for a year.

You must deposit at least £10 to qualify for this bonus and a spin on the Mega Reel will decide your fate. As above, there is a 65x wagering requirement on all Free Spin winnings.

There is also a very frustrating term you’ll find on all Jumpman Gaming sites, one that restricts your limits to the equivalent of your lifetime deposits with a £250 cap. This means that if you only ever deposit £10, you won’t be able to get more than £10 out of a bonus.

Of course, as you continue your journey and make more deposits, those bonus spins become more and more valuable.

Loyalty Promotions

The Fortune Games Welcome Bonus might be a little disappointing, but the same can’t be said for the site’s other promotions.

From the “Massive Monthly Giveaways” to the regular Free Spin offers and vouchers for big winners, there are stacks of loyalty offers at Fortune Games.

The biggest of these is the trophy system. Collect trophies for completing challenges and when you get 5 of them, you’ll move to the next level and will be given some Free Spins.

There are 16 levels and a huge number of Free Spins to collect. All of these spins are tied to specific slot machines, but the slot offering changes every month to keep things interesting.

Slots and Other Games

Casino games are one of the areas where Jumpman Gaming sites excel, and Fortune Games is a perfect example of that.

There are over 500 slot machines from many of the UK’s most beloved developers, including NetEnt, the creators of Starburst and Gonzo’s Quest. Progressive Jackpot slots and Megaways slots are here in abundance and there is also a packed Live Casino, with games of Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Poker, and live game shows.

It’s rare to find a slot-heavy site that offers a decent bingo selection, but Fortune Games definitely ticks that box. There are a dozen bingo rooms varying from zoom bingo varieties to 90-ball varieties.

It’s possible to play from just a few pence per ticket and there are multiple jackpots exceeding £10,000, as well as occasional guaranteed prizes that go much higher. The Jumpman network is a great place to play bingo and there’s also a friendly chat room to join if you want a little company.

Depositing and Withdrawing

Withdrawals are a little slow on Fortune Games and could take up to 3 days, even if you’re using traditionally “instant” payment methods like PayPal. That’s not the only issue, either, as there is a withdrawal fee of £2.50 that applies to all withdrawals, including those at the minimum amount of £10.

Deposits begin at £10 and this is also the amount needed to qualify for most of the site’s Welcome Bonuses and other offers. You can use Pay By Mobile if you’re using a smartphone, but I wouldn’t recommend it.

Not only are you limited to transactions of £5, £10, and £20, but you can’t withdraw and there is a £2.50 deposit fee, as well as the aforementioned £2.50 withdrawal fee.

Fortune Games Review Summary

If online casinos were fast food takeaways, Jumpman Gaming would be the local pizza shop that never gets your order right, overcharges you for delivery, and gives you a Hawaiian when you’re expecting pepperoni. But despite all of that, you love it because it’s friendly, reliable, and the owner never fails to throw a free bottle of pop or garlic bread in with your order.

Fortune Games is flawed, as are all Jumpman casinos, but there’s something that keeps pulling me back. And just like the pizza shop number that I keep in my phone, I know it’ll be there when I need something I can rely on and my favourite restaurants are shut.