Rose Slots

Paul Aitken
Last update: 21/11/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

Rose Slots is another offering from Jumpman Gaming. Who is Rose you ask? Is it the woman in the promotional banner? Maybe. Or maybe it’s just another generic casino name and theme that means absolutely nothing and will never be mentioned by the casino or used in any of its marketing.

I think it’s the latter.

Yes, I am bitter, and no, I’m not going to rant again. I had enough of that with Dino Bingo.

If nothing else, it gives them a good excuse to use a striking red colour scheme, one that they definitely did not copy from Mirror Bingo.

Welcome Offer and Other Promotions

With a deposit of just £10, you can have a crack at Rose Slots two part welcome offer.

The first part is the 100% deposit bonus which will turn your £10 deposit into £20. Or to be precise, £10 of real money and £10 of bonus funds.

Next up are the free spins – this is one of a number of brands to have opted for Big Bass Bonanza – a title which seems to be very much a la mode at the moment – goodness knows why.

The above two parter all seems good and well, but it’s definitely worth zooming in on the significant terms..

Aside from the 65x wagering requirement, which is high but not uncommon, there is a maximum conversion rate equal to your total deposits. This means that if you deposit £10, you can only get £10 from the bonus.

Even if you manage to convert your £10 deposit into £110 and still have £110 when you meet the 65x wagering requirements, £100 will disappear. A buzz kill for sure.

Other bonuses available at Rose Slots include prize giveaways (including cash prizes, cars, and holidays, from time to time), Scratch Cards, Free Spins, reload bonuses, and more. There are at least a dozen different bonuses active at any given time, so check the promotions page and see which ones are valid for you.

The best of these bonuses is the trophy system. It’s a loyalty program that rewards you for deposits and wagers. Collect enough of these trophies and you’ll be given another shot at the Bonus Wheel. The great thing about these additional spins is that you will have increased your total lifetime deposits by this point.

As a result, you can walk away with more cash once you’ve finished with those wagering requirements.

Slots and Bingo Rooms

Microgaming is the biggest name keeping the Rose Slots games room stocked, but you’ll also find titles from NetEnt, Blueprint Gaming, and a few other top providers. It’s a mix of the UK’s favourite games, with slots, table games, and scratch cards.

Some of the standout titles on Rose Slots include:

• Primate King
• Rainbow Riches
• 9 Masks of Fire
• Solar Temple
• Slingo Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
• Power of Thor Megaways
• Baboon to the Moon
• Dynamite Riches Megaways
• Gates of Olympus
• Big Bass Bonanza
• Fluffy Favourites
• Wild Wild Riches

It’s not just about slots at Rose Slots. As with all other Jumpman sites, it also has a few bingo rooms. These rooms cover tickets that range from just a few pence to a pound while the grand prizes are typically worth 4-figures or more.

There are games running throughout the day, with the biggest ones scheduled on a weekly or monthly basis. Check out the bingo room section to see what’s available.

Depositing and Withdrawing

It’s always good to see a UK gambling site that accepts PayPal. Yes, I know they’re very common, but I’m trying to be positive.

If you have read any of my previous reviews, including No Deposit Slots and Mega Reel, you’ll know that I have a few issues with the banking on Jumpman Gaming.

I don’t want to keep repeating myself…but I will.

The withdrawals are a little on the slow side as the casino has a pending period that stretches up to 72 hours. When you consider that many top slot sites and bingo sites process payments in a few hours, that’s a bit too much.

The main issue, however, is the £2.50 fee, which is charged on all withdrawals.

It doesn’t matter whether you’re using PayPal, Visa, or MasterCard, you will be charged £2.50. Why? I have no idea. As with the prolonged pending period, it’s just not necessary and it unfairly punishes players who typically deposit and withdraw amounts of just £10 or £20.

If you’re using Pay By Mobile to deposit it’ll be even worse, as that service charges £2.50 for all deposits. To be fair to Rose Slots, though, that’s not really their fault, but that doesn’t mean they should make it worse.

Rose Slots Review Summary

I know that I complain a lot about generic online casinos, but that doesn’t mean they’re bad. It’s my job to review them. All of them. And I’m a freelancer, so I work for multiple sites and often review the same casino dozens of times. If you saw the same cookie-cutter templates as much as I did, you would be annoyed as well.

Maybe you would also inherit my grey hair and short temper.

The point is, none of that really matters if you don’t have much experience with these sites. After all, even the generic can seem original if you’re seeing it for the first time.

If you’re looking for something that genuinely is original, and you feel like you’ve seen and played Rose Slots a million times over, you may be better off with MrQ or BingoPlus.

If you don’t really care about how a casino looks and just want to play the same old games with lots of new bonuses, Rose Slots is ideal.

As you can see, it’s a bit of a mixed bag. I would score it 2.5/5 if I could, but I can’t and 2/5 seems a bit cruel.