Jackpot Strike

P J Aitken
Last update: 22/03/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

Jackpot Strike is a Grace Media-operated online casino that adopts the typical streamlined approach seen throughout this brand’s catalogue. It’s a PayPal-friendly casino with hundreds of top slots from UK favourites like NetEnt and Pragmatic Play, and if you’re not yet a member, your first introduction could net you 50 free spins, as well as a chance to participate in numerous loyalty promotions.

Check out the following Jackpot Strike review to learn more.

Welcome Bonuses

With 100 free spins on offer, the Jackpot Strike welcome bonus doesn’t seem that bad. Free is free, and who doesn’t love slots? But while it’s a great bonus for low-stake players, it leaves a lot to be desired for everyone else.

To qualify, simply deposit and stake at least £20,using promro code BASS20.

The spins have a value of just £0.10p.In order to activate the free spins you need to open the Big Bass Bonanza game.

The are no wagering requirement for the free spins. The maximum amount of free spins winnings you can convert into withdrawable cash is £200.

So, what’s the issue? Well, if you withdraw your funds, before you have redeemed the full amount of free spins, then all bonuses,spins/any free spins winnings which are attributable to your account will be void. 

It’s far from a bad bonus, and if you deposit just £20, it’ll seem worthwhile. But it’s pretty poor when compared to the bonuses you can collect from sites like Foxy Games, Coral Bingo, and countless other sites.

There is another option, and while it doesn’t do much for those low-but-not-minimum-stake players, it does make things more interesting for high rollers. It gives you 10% cashback on all losses accrued after your first deposit. The issue is that it’s only available to players who deposit £50 or more and there is a cashback limit of £200, along with a minimum payout of £10. It only applies to your losses.

Loyalty Bonus

At the time of writing the only offers available in the Promotions and Rewards tab are the Welcome bonuses.These offers get updated regularly so check the “Promotions” tab to see what’s available every time you log in and, preferably, before you deposit. Be sure to read the terms and conditions  as well, especially if you don’t use debit cards, as these methods are occasionally excluded from deposit bonuses.

Slots and Other Games

Light & Wonder, Play’n GO, NetEnt, Blueprint Gaming, Pragmatic Play, and Microgaming all provide slots for the Jackpot Strike games room, and they are not alone. It makes for an eclectic mix that should hit all the right notes with UK players. It’s not the biggest selection, but they are carefully chosen and I didn’t feel like the slots section was lacking when I was scrolling through.

Live casino fans might disagree though. It’s not as abundant in that area as recently reviewed casinos like Hippodrome Casino, and as many modern players seem to prefer live gaming, that’s disappointing. Still, there are some games to choose from and they are supported by RNG table games like Space Invaders Roulette, Perfect Strategy Blackjack, High Streak Blackjack, and Hi-Lo Blackjack.

Virtual scratch cards are scattered into the mix too, along with crash games like Spaceman. These are always fun. I can never play them for more than a few minutes at a time as they are very repetitive, but they’re fun and well worth checking out.

Deposits and Withdrawals

Jackpot Strike accepts payments in PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, MuchBetter, and Trustly. You can withdraw as little as £10, but anything less than £30 incurs a processing fee of £1.50. There is no charge for withdrawals over this amount, but you will need to endure slow withdrawals.

The only thing more frustrating than slow withdrawals is when you have to pay for them, yet these two things always seem to go hand in hand, as noted on Jumpman Gaming reviews like Clover Casino, Immortal Wins, and Simba Slots.

Verdict: Jackpot Strike Review

I have reviewed a lot of sites operated by Grace Media. Some of them have really stood out for me, but many have been middle-of-the-road.

They follow a simple format that works and only has a few flaws. In this case, the biggest flaw is the rather uninspiring welcome bonus, as well as the small slot selection—the biggest and best games are there, but there aren’t a lot of them.

If you have played other Grace Media sites, you’ll know what to expect. If not, just know that it’s a solid operator that always delivers an enjoyable—if not extraordinary—experience. Either way, it’s worth signing up, getting your hands on those 50 spins, and seeing where it takes you.