Jackpota Casino Review

Jackpota boasts an impressive library that numbers somewhere over 1,000 slots and about 18 live rooms where visitors can play roulette, blackjack, and even some game shows. Naturally, their collection covers pretty much every theme or setting you’ll find in the world of slots.

As mentioned at the start of our review, there’s a drop-down menu where you can sort and find their games by popularity or the inclusion of certain features like Hold and Win or Megaways. That’s great, but it does lack the ability to filter by theme/settings. There is a classic filter but, with so many slots here, it’d be an improvement to filter for creative elements too.

“But what games do they have?” we hear you ask. Providers include big names – we already revealed that Pragmatic Play offers Jackpot Play at this casino. This means Pragmatic’s biggest slots like Big Bass and all of its spinoffs, not to mention popular series like their Greek pantheon slots or the adventures of John Hunter.

Other providers include:

• 3 Oaks Gaming – with their most popular Book of Sun slot.
• Evoplay – who even provide digital roulette tables like American Roulette 3D.
• Playson – with their coins slot series, Energy Coins, Fire Coins, Royal Coins etc.
• Ruby Play – with their award-winning “slot of the year” Diamond Explosion 7s.
• Slotmill – providing various themed slots like Sands of Eternity and Drunken Sailors.

Given the size of this operation, it should be no surprise that Jackpota takes security seriously. The site has a valid SSL certificate, a must-have for any modern, high-traffic site that handles user data. This ensures exchanged data is encrypted, and also verifies the site as legitimate.

The operators of Jackpota have a lot of experience with building and hosting massive social casino sites. Jackpota is run by B2Services OÜ, an Estonian operator who also own McLuck, Hello Millions, and SpinBlitz from Tornimae 5, 10145, Tallinn 10145. They provide social casinos that specialize in free slot games and operate incompliance with Estonian, EU, and US sweepstakes laws.

To this end, all action at Jackpota is fair. The business isn’t just regulated through its registration in Estonia (reg. number 16579410), but individual games have been rigorously tested for fairness too. High-profile providers like Pragmatic Play must prove each game’s random number generator (RNG) is fair and unpredictable before they hit social casinos like Jackpota.

As for customer support, Jackpota features a robust help center where advice is organized behind six subheadings – account, purchase, verification, technical concerns, social gaming, and promotions. Each of those headings contain frequently asked questions and other tidbits, so between them they have everything you need to know covered. Those who purchase Gold Coin packs also get access to a 24/7 live chat support channel.

The true measure of a social casino is its banking process for prize redemption. While playing is free at Jackpota, players can purchase Gold Coins and win Sweepstakes Coins that can be redeemed for cash prizes. To facilitate those interactions, Jackpota has a serviceable banking system that’s compatible with the most popular payment processors today.

Purchases and redemptions can be completed using VISA or Mastercard. Once you’ve redeemed your reward, most should see the transfer go through within the next three days. Banking transfers can take a week by default, but Jackpota doesn’t tend to run out the clock.

In Jackpota’s social economy, one Sweepstakes Coin stands for one dollar and there’s a SC 75 limit for transactions. For the gift card option, the limit is set lower at SC 10 instead. There’s also a maximum redemption limit of SC 2,500 per day.

Jackpota doesn’t have an app for mobile devices, but it does have an in-browser app that you can use to access a more seamless experience on desktop. On their site, the left menu should have an ‘Add to Home’ button which brings up an install prompt. Hitting that will install the app on your browser.

Instead, you’ll be glad to know that Jackpota was made with mobile play in mind. It has a mobile layout that kicks in whenever you access from a handheld device, so you don’t have to deal with its desktop layout. There, you’ll find its pages reorganized into a scrollable format ideal for smartphones or tablets.

The Jackpota layout is very similar to its sister social casinos, with a proven track record for pleasing both desktop and mobile fans. We should mention that one of them, McLuck, does have its own app. In the future, maybe Jackpota will get a dedicated app too.