Roulette Online

P J Aitken
Last update: 19/02/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

Roulette…Online…it tells you all that you need to know about this land-based sportsbook.

I’m joking, obviously, online casino naming committees are not exactly known for their subtlety, as seen with the likes of TheOnlineCasino and OnlineSlotsUK. 

Roulette Online is owned and run by Jumpman Gaming and holds a UK license. All standard stuff, and the familiarity doesn’t stop there.

Welcome Bonus

The Roulette Online welcome bonus gives you a 100% match on your first deposit of £10 or more, with a cap of £100. So, if you deposit £10, you’ll get an additional £10; if you deposit £100 or more, you’ll get the full £100 in bonus credits.

You’ll also receive 10 free spins on the Big Bass Splash slot machine.

There are a couple of key terms to look out for here. 

Firstly, the bonus funds are subject to a wagering requirement of 65x. It’s high and means you must clear £6,500 if you collect the maximum amount. But it’s the least of your problems. The second issue is that all bonus payouts are capped to an amount equivalent to your lifetime deposits.

This essentially means that if you deposit £100 and collect £100 in bonus credits, the most withdrawable cash you can claim is £100. 

You can use the bonus funds to play table games, including roulette. However, they may count for less during the wagering period. There are also some games that don’t count at all, including most jackpot slots.

Check the terms and conditions to learn more.

Loyalty Promotions

Roulette Online has numerous giveaways throughout the year, and there’s usually at least 1 active during any given month. These giveaways are my favourite thing about Jumpman Gaming sites, as they are massively underused elsewhere yet provide players with a great incentive.

The terms differ depending on the promotion, but typically, you’ll earn 1 ticket to the giveaway for every £10 that you wager on qualifying games. 1 ticket is all you need to be in with a chance of winning one of the prizes (including luxury goods, gadgets, and more) but you can collect as many as you like to increase your odds of success.

Roulette Online has a loyalty scheme as well. All players are invited to join and complete challenges, at which point they will receive trophies and unlock bonuses. It always has something available so it’s worth checking the promotions section before you deposit.

Slots and Other Games

With a name like Roulette Online, you might anticipate a major focus on roulette, blackjack, and other popular table games. But slots are the bread and butter of the casino sector. This is where sites make the most money, so it’s where they exert most of their efforts. That’s also true for Roulette Online, which has over 500 slot machines provided by developers like NetEnt and Microgaming.

You will find a small selection of table games, as well as live casino titles, but they are modest at best and there is nothing particularly noteworthy. It’s all about the slot machines and bingo games, the latter of which connect to the entire Jumpman Gaming network, ensuring there are always scores of players to join and lots of big prizes to win.

The layout of Roulette Online is very simple and looks better on mobile than it does on desktop. It is quick and fluid and I have yet to experience any major issues on Roulette Online or its many sister sites.

Banking Options and Customer Support

Most of the issues I have with Roulette Online revolves around its banking options and customer support. 

I’ve discussed these issues in countless other Jumpman Gaming casino reviews, so I won’t rant again, but something has to be said.

Firstly, all players must pay a £2.50 fee on withdrawals. It doesn’t matter who you are or what payment method you use, you’re paying that fee. If you deposit with Pay By Mobile, one of a handful of accepted payment methods (others include debit card, Paysafecard, and PayPal), you’ll also be charged a £2.50 deposit fee.

Secondly, withdrawals can take up to 5 days, which is far too long for a casino in 2024.

Finally, these guys aren’t the best when it comes to responding to customer support emails. I once prepared for a bunch of Jumpman Gaming reviews by emailing all of the sites (there were dozens) and asking basic, banal questions. All of them ignored me. Sure, they might pay attention if you’re actually a member, but that still doesn’t bode well.

Verdict: Roulette Online Review

Okay, so Roulette Online doesn’t really differ from other Jumpman Gaming casinos. It is a carbon copy of the likes of Pirate Slots and Cash Casino, even though its name would suggest a more table game-centric approach. It’s formulaic, but it’s also a solid site, so that doesn’t really matter.

Who cares if something is formulaic when the formula works so well? To put it another way, why would you complain about a “cookie-cutter” creation when the cookies are delicious?

Roulette Online is flawed, sure, and it’s far from original. But overall, it’s a good site that’s worthy of a signup.