Fortune Games is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited under UK Gambling Commission account 39175, and it is the only one of the 124 readable brands on that licence whose own page states that Jumpman is part of Super Group (SGHC) Limited, the company listed on the New York Stock Exchange that also owns Betway.
The short answer
Jumpman Gaming Limited runs 147 brands, and 34 Fortune Games sister sites are reviewed here: Mega Reel, The Sun Play, Mirror Bingo, Wizard Slots, Dove Slots, Barbados Casino, Vegas Moose, Fluffy Spins, Pink Riches, Amazon Slots, Clover Casino, Rainbow Spins, Lucky Admiral, Giant Wins, Big Thunder Slots, Lady Riches, Wowcher Bingo, Shipley Slots, Kong Casino, Wolf Spins, HeySpin, BGT Games, Daisy Slots, Slots Baby, Umbingo, Take a Break Bingo, Deal or No Deal Spin, The X Factor Games, Millionaire Games, Play Your Cards Right Games, BJ's Games, Club 3000 Bingo, Carlton Bingo and Dream Bingo. All 34 of these Fortune Games Casino sister sites, and Fortune Games itself, are operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited on a single UK Gambling Commission account, 39175.
Compare all 34Pros
- The only brand on the licence that names its ultimate parent, Super Group (SGHC), on its own page
- Publishes a catalogue size — more than 4,700 slots — where most of the estate publishes none
- Explains which winnings are cash and which are bonus funds, and states the three-day inactivity rule on bonus funds
Cons
- The welcome is still a wheel spin with no published prize distribution
- No RTP percentages on the page, though it says each game's info screen carries one
- Names an app without naming a store, where sister brand Rainbow Spins names Google Play
Screenshot coverage on this page
No screenshots yet, and this is the highest-priority capture of the whole wave. The Super Group sentence sits in the "Licensed and regulated" block at the foot of the homepage, it is the only disclosure of its kind on 124 brands, and a single edit would remove it. Buy the homepage first and the promotions page second. Everything described below was read from Fortune Games's own English pages; we would rather show you no picture than the wrong casino's.
Fortune Games sister sites — the full network
Jumpman Gaming Limited (UK Gambling Commission account 39175) runs 147 brands; 35 of them, Fortune Games included, are reviewed here.
| Sister site | Welcome offer | Trust | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no depositmin None — a verified debit card is required instead | 54 | Review |
 | 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no depositmin None — a verified debit card is required instead | 54 | Review |
 | Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splashmin £10 | 61 | Review |
 | 50% matchup bonus up to £100min £10 | 62 | Review |
 | 100% matchup bonus up to £200min £10 | 59 | Review |
 | 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no depositmin None — a verified debit card is required instead | 56 | Review |
 | One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favouritesmin £10 | 57 | Review |
 | 50 free spins on Deal or No Deal Go All the Way for a £10 depositmin £10 | 58 | Review |
 | One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on Starburstmin £10 | 55 | Review |
 | One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favouritesmin £10 | 55 | Review |
 | Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splashmin £10 | 60 | Review |
 | Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on 9 Pots of Goldmin £10 | 62 | Review |
 | Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splashmin £10 | 62 | Review |
 | Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Bonanzamin £10 | 62 | Review |
 | Up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splash — by chest or by wheel, the page says bothmin £10 | 56 | Review |
 | One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on Starburstmin £10 | 57 | Review |
 | One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on Starburstmin £10 | 57 | Review |
 | 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no depositmin None — a verified debit card is required instead | 54 | Review |
 | One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favouritesmin £10 | 54 | Review |
 | Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splashmin £10 | 60 | Review |
 | Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favouritesmin £10 | 60 | Review |
 | One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on 9 Pots of Goldmin £10 | 61 | Review |
 | 20 free spins on Starburst, no deposit — or a Mega Reel spin for up to 500, depending which part of the page you readmin None for the no-deposit offer; £10 for the Mega Reel offer described further down the same page | 56 | Review |
 | 50% matchup up to £100 — or 100% plus 50 free spins at 65x, depending where on the page you readmin £10 | 58 | Review |
 | One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins — on Big Bass Splash, or on Starburst, depending on the sectionmin £10 | 61 | Review |
 | 10 free spins on Big Bass Splash, with no depositmin None — the spins are released by debit-card verification | 59 | Review |
 | 20 free spins on Starburst, with no depositmin None — the spins are released by debit-card verification | 60 | Review |
 | Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Starburstmin £10 | 63 | Review |
 | One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on 9 Pots of Goldmin £10 | 63 | Review |
 | 50% matchup bonus up to £100 — though the page's last paragraph says 100%min £10 | 61 | Review |
 | 50% matchup bonus up to £100min £10 | 61 | Review |
 | 50 free spins on Big Bass Splash, winnings paid in cashmin £10 wagered | 65 | Review |
 | 50 free spins on Starburst for a £10 depositmin £10 | 64 | Review |
 | 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash, winnings paid in cashmin £10 wagered, with a £10 minimum deposit | 68 | Review |
The X Factor GamesBest for nobody looking for the television show
A placeholder page title, no body copy and no format owner named anywhere.
- Welcome offer
- 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no deposit
- Min deposit
- None — a verified debit card is required instead
- Wagering
- 10x
Play Your Cards Right GamesBest for nobody looking for the television show
A placeholder page title and a wordmark so pale it is invisible on a white card.
- Welcome offer
- 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no deposit
- Min deposit
- None — a verified debit card is required instead
- Wagering
- 10x
Mega ReelBest for players who want the brand the wheel is named after
Named after the Mega Reel mechanic that decides the welcome on most of this licence.
- Welcome offer
- Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splash
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Clover CasinoBest for players who want a straight 50% matchup instead of a wheel spin
A cash matchup rather than a spin, and its markup still asks for another brand's homepage game list.
- Welcome offer
- 50% matchup bonus up to £100
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Wowcher BingoBest for players who want the biggest matchup figure
100% to £200, twice any sibling's matchup, on a page with no bingo content at all.
- Welcome offer
- 100% matchup bonus up to £200
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
BGT GamesBest for players who want 15 spins without depositing
A three-letter brand the site never expands, and a promotions page that advertises the wrong game.
- Welcome offer
- 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no deposit
- Min deposit
- None — a verified debit card is required instead
- Wagering
- 10x
Take a Break BingoBest for readers of the magazine
A Bauer magazine masthead with 223 words of its own, and a championship series no sibling runs.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favourites
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome
Deal or No Deal SpinBest for players who want spins on the deal or no deal slot
The only brand whose welcome spins are on a game sharing its own name.
- Welcome offer
- 50 free spins on Deal or No Deal Go All the Way for a £10 deposit
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome
BJ's GamesBest for customers of the bj's bingo clubs
The club chain's second online brand, licensed to a different operator from the chain's own site.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on Starburst
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome free spins
Club 3000 BingoBest for customers of the club 3000 halls
Writes as the clubs in the first person, under a placeholder page title, with three licence accounts in play.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favourites
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome
The Sun PlayBest for readers arriving from a national newspaper
A News UK masthead on the same build, and the only brand with an affiliate programme of its own name.
- Welcome offer
- Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splash
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Mirror BingoBest for bingo players arriving from the daily mirror
Bingo-first, and one of the nine pages where the template leaks a broken HTML comment into the text.
- Welcome offer
- Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on 9 Pots of Gold
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Wizard SlotsBest for players who want a game count published
The long-running one, and it counts its games where most of the estate does not.
- Welcome offer
- Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splash
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Dove SlotsBest for players who want one of jumpman's own active brands
Status Active on the register rather than White Label — Jumpman's own, not a partner's.
- Welcome offer
- Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Giant WinsBest for nobody who reads the testimonials first
Its homepage is seven invented player reviews, and its promotions page names two different welcome mechanics.
- Welcome offer
- Up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splash — by chest or by wheel, the page says both
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome
Shipley SlotsBest for customers of the bj's bingo clubs
One of three Jumpman sites behind Shipley Brothers Limited, whose own licence cannot carry a website.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on Starburst
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome free spins
Wolf SpinsBest for players who want a sitemap and an rtp page
The same fabricated testimonials as Giant Wins under different usernames.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on Starburst
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome free spins
Millionaire GamesBest for bingo players who arrived for the quiz
Describes a quiz product the site does not run, in copy that has said "last year" since 2020.
- Welcome offer
- 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no deposit
- Min deposit
- None — a verified debit card is required instead
- Wagering
- 10x
Carlton BingoBest for customers of the carlton clubs
One Scottish chain with two Jumpman sites running two different wheels on two different games.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favourites
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome free spins
Barbados CasinoBest for players who want the payment methods listed before signing up
The only brand in the first pass that publishes a payment-method list on its homepage.
- Welcome offer
- Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splash
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Fluffy SpinsBest for fluffy favourites players
The brand that admits the network in its own body copy, and the only one of the 124 with Apple Pay in its markup.
- Welcome offer
- Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favourites
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Lucky AdmiralBest for players who like collecting trophies for extra wheel spins
A trophy ladder that pays out in extra Mega Reel spins, and it publishes the £8-per-10-spins win cap.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on 9 Pots of Gold
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome free spins
Lady RichesBest for players who want spins without depositing
Two different welcomes on one homepage, a 2019 launch line under a 2026 copyright, and Starburst misspelt.
- Welcome offer
- 20 free spins on Starburst, no deposit — or a Mega Reel spin for up to 500, depending which part of the page you read
- Min deposit
- None for the no-deposit offer; £10 for the Mega Reel offer described further down the same page
- Wagering
- 10x on both
Daisy SlotsBest for players who want pay-by-mobile network detail
Two welcome offers on one homepage, one of them carrying the Irish 65x wagering figure.
- Welcome offer
- 50% matchup up to £100 — or 100% plus 50 free spins at 65x, depending where on the page you read
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x in the hero and on the promotions page; 65x in the homepage section advertising the 100% version
Slots BabyBest for players who want published rtp figures by game
Names the game wrong in its own body copy, and gives a game count its promotions page contradicts.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins — on Big Bass Splash, or on Starburst, depending on the section
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome free spins
Vegas MooseBest for players who want a no-deposit start
A no-deposit offer capped at £50, and a domain that also sits on a surrendered licence.
- Welcome offer
- 10 free spins on Big Bass Splash, with no deposit
- Min deposit
- None — the spins are released by debit-card verification
- Wagering
- 10x the winnings from the spins
Pink RichesBest for players who want 20 free spins without depositing
Body copy frozen in 2019 advertising an offer the site stopped running.
- Welcome offer
- 20 free spins on Starburst, with no deposit
- Min deposit
- None — the spins are released by debit-card verification
- Wagering
- 10x the winnings from the spins
Amazon SlotsBest for players who want the most-written-for brand on the licence
Status Active, and the only brand whose Irish twin on the Alderney licence is still trading.
- Welcome offer
- Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Starburst
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Rainbow SpinsBest for players who want free-spin winnings with no wagering attached
The only brand here that prints 0x on the spins and 10x on the bonus cash as two separate figures.
- Welcome offer
- One Mega Reel spin for up to 500 free spins on 9 Pots of Gold
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 0x on the free spins, 10x on bonus cash
Kong CasinoBest for players who want rtp figures before they sign up
Three different game counts on one page, and the only brand naming its pay-by-mobile supplier.
- Welcome offer
- 50% matchup bonus up to £100 — though the page's last paragraph says 100%
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
UmbingoBest for bingo players who want the formats explained properly
The fullest bingo explainer on the licence, and three different spellings of its own name.
- Welcome offer
- 50% matchup bonus up to £100
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x the bonus
Big Thunder SlotsBest for players who want the fairest welcome on the licence
50 free spins paid in cash at 0x wagering — the best arithmetic of the 25.
- Welcome offer
- 50 free spins on Big Bass Splash, winnings paid in cash
- Min deposit
- £10 wagered
- Wagering
- 0x on the free-spin winnings; 10x on bonus cash
HeySpinBest for players who want to know which studios supply the games
The only brand that names its live-casino supplier and six slot studios.
- Welcome offer
- 50 free spins on Starburst for a £10 deposit
- Min deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome
Dream BingoBest for bingo players who want 100 spins paid in cash
The brand whose domain is registered on both of the group's licences, with unfinished copy still on the page.
- Welcome offer
- 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash, winnings paid in cash
- Min deposit
- £10 wagered, with a £10 minimum deposit
- Wagering
- 0x on the free-spin winnings
How we verified the Fortune Games sister sites
4 of 5 signals matched, for a fingerprint of 90/100 (confirmed). How the signals are weighted.
Sister-site verification
How we know Fortune Games shares an operator with these brands
Shared licence numberweight 40%
Fortune Games's own footer reads "Fortune Games is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited which is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 39175", and the register lists its domain as a White Label row on that account alongside 147 other live domains.
SourceIdentical T&C clausesweight 25%
Its terms document is one of 27 measured on this licence that fall between 68,096 and 68,293 characters — a spread of 197 characters, which is the brand name substituted and nothing else. It opens by calling the site "the Jumpman website", defines a "Brand Owner" it never names, and treats an account as dormant after 365 days.
Same platform fingerprintweight 15%
One deployment: 123 of the 124 readable brands, this one included, serve the identical cache-busting token 6aec61450bb9b8.45425970 on the same front-end bundle and the same dated script path, load assets from cdn.jgs1.prod.jumpman.uk and publish their wordmark at the same template path.
Shared payment processorweight 10%not established
Not established. No cashier on this licence has been opened while logged in, so the merchant of record is unread. What is shared and visible is the bonus arithmetic: every brand that runs an offer prints the same conversion cap, tying anything a bonus wins to what the player has already deposited.
Shared support infrastructureweight 10%
One support desk and one set of account controls. Every terms page on the licence routes complaints to complaints@jumpmangaming.com and names eGaming Compliance Services Limited (eCOGRA) as the adjudicator, and the responsible-gaming page states that a self-exclusion "will occur across all Jumpman Gaming websites and you are unable to self-exclude from a single website".
Can you claim a bonus at every Fortune Games Casino sister site?
Jumpman Gaming Limited publishes no cross-brand welcome rule, so no row below is confirmed by the operator. How these are assessed.
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Same company, different deal
Where a sister site beats Fortune Games
Dream Bingo — Bonus fairness
100 free spins paid in cash with no wagering, against a Mega Wheel spin at ten times.
HeySpin — Games information
Names the studios and the live-casino supplier that Fortune Games leaves unnamed.
Fortune Games vs its sister sites, head to head
| Matchup | Welcome offer | Trust |
|---|---|---|
| One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza | 70 |
| 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no deposit | 54 |
| 15 free spins on Hundreds & Thousands, no deposit | 54 |
| Spin the wheel for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Splash | 61 |
Fortune Games vs The X Factor Games
A placeholder page title, no body copy and no format owner named anywhere. Trust 54 against 70. Similarity 97%.
Fortune Games vs Play Your Cards Right Games
A placeholder page title and a wordmark so pale it is invisible on a white card. Trust 54 against 70. Similarity 97%.
Fortune Games vs Mega Reel
Named after the Mega Reel mechanic that decides the welcome on most of this licence. Trust 61 against 70. Similarity 96%.
Sites like Fortune Games: Fortune Games alternatives inside and outside the group
Fortune Games sister casinos
Mega Reel, The Sun Play, Mirror Bingo, Wizard Slots, Dove Slots, Barbados Casino, Vegas Moose, Fluffy Spins, Pink Riches, Amazon Slots, Clover Casino, Rainbow Spins, Lucky Admiral, Giant Wins, Big Thunder Slots, Lady Riches, Wowcher Bingo, Shipley Slots, Kong Casino, Wolf Spins, HeySpin, BGT Games, Daisy Slots, Slots Baby, Umbingo, Take a Break Bingo, Deal or No Deal Spin, The X Factor Games, Millionaire Games, Play Your Cards Right Games, BJ's Games, Club 3000 Bingo, Carlton Bingo and Dream Bingo, all run by Jumpman Gaming Limited.
Platforms like Fortune Games under a different operator
- Spin Casino — £100 bonus + 100 free spins. Run by Super Group (SGHC) Limited, trust 69/100.
- 888 Casino — 200 free spins with code HELLO200FS, or a 100% match up to £100. Run by evoke plc, trust 69/100.
- PlayUK — 100% welcome bonus up to £100 plus 50 free spins. Run by ProgressPlay Limited, trust 73/100.
Which of the Fortune Games sister sites should you pick?
- If you want the closest thing to Fortune Games: The X Factor Games (97% similarity). A placeholder page title, no body copy and no format owner named anywhere.
- If you are choosing on trust rather than familiarity: Dream Bingo scores highest of the Fortune Games sister sites at 68/100, though Fortune Games itself still scores 70.
About Fortune Games
Fortune Games is the single most important page on this licence, and the reason has nothing to do with its casino. In the "Licensed and regulated" section of its homepage it says: "Fortune Games is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited, which is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 39175. Jumpman Gaming is part of Super Group (SGHC) Limited, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange." One hundred and twenty-three other readable brands on the same account name Jumpman and stop there.
That second sentence connects two networks this site has always treated as separate. Super Group is the owner of Betway, Jackpot City, Spin Casino and Hippodrome Online, which run on UK Gambling Commission account 39372 held by Betway Limited of Malta. Jumpman's 148 domains run on 39175. Different licensees, different licences — and, on the evidence of this page and the trade record of Super Group's 2022 acquisition, one ultimate owner.
The register corroborates it without being asked to. dreambingo.com appears on both accounts: Inactive on Betway Limited's 39372, where "dream bingo" is also an Inactive trading name, and live on Jumpman's 39175 as www.dreambingo.com. A brand name does not migrate between two unconnected companies' licences and leave a dead row behind on one of them. That is the strongest form this kind of evidence takes, and it comes from the regulator's own export rather than from a corporate page.
Set the ownership aside and Fortune Games is still the best-documented brand of the twenty-five. It publishes a catalogue size — more than 4,700 slot games — where most of the licence publishes nothing. It names its popular titles. It runs its own slot and lottery guides, and it carries the disclaimer that most lottery-adjacent gambling pages omit: "Fortune Games is not part of The National Lottery, so always check the official National Lottery website for the latest prizes and results."
Its promotions page is the only one on the licence that explains the bonus machinery instead of listing tiles. It says free-spin winnings from the welcome become bonus funds rather than cash, while Daily Wheel winnings and weekly cashback are paid as cash with no wagering. It says bonus funds carry ten times wagering, run only on the Bonus Enabled Games list — not bingo, table games or progressive jackpots — and "disappear if your account is inactive for three consecutive days". It says cashing out before the wagering is finished cancels the rest of the bonus and any promotions still to come, and that emailed codes last until 23:59 on the day they are sent.
It also publishes the one cap most of the licence hides in the full terms, in two forms: the most you can turn into real funds is your lifetime deposits up to £250, and the general bonus policy sets £50 for accounts that have never deposited. Every brand on this licence operates those rules. One brand prints them in plain English on the page where a player decides whether to deposit.
On payments it is specific in a way that costs it something to be: deposits by debit card, PayPal or Pay By Mobile, with Pay By Mobile carrying a £2.50 fee. A fee disclosed on the homepage is a rarity on this estate, where most brands do not name a method at all. The welcome itself is the licence standard — one Mega Wheel spin on a £10 deposit for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza at ten times wagering, with the prize distribution unpublished as everywhere else.
The last thing to say is that none of this is a reason to treat Fortune Games as a different company from its siblings. It runs the same build, the same terms document and the same support desk, and the same May 2022 settlement — £500,000 plus £13,594 in costs over anti-money-laundering and safer-gambling failings — sits behind it. What it demonstrates is that a brand on this platform can disclose its ownership, its catalogue size, its fees and its bonus mechanics on the page, because one of them does.
Fortune Games welcome bonus in detail
One Mega Wheel spin for up to 500 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza
- Minimum deposit
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x on the welcome free spins; Daily Wheel and cashback winnings are cash with no wagering
- Expiry
- Bonus funds disappear after three consecutive days of account inactivity; emailed codes expire at 23:59 on the day sent
- Bet limits
- Tournament spins must be £0.15 or more for Drops & Wins; welcome free-spin winnings are capped
- Eligible games
- The Bonus Enabled Games list — not bingo, table games or progressive jackpots
- Fortune Games states which winnings are cash and which are bonus funds, which no sibling does.
- Maximum conversion to real funds equal to lifetime deposits up to £250; the general bonus policy sets £50 for accounts that have never deposited.
- Cashing out before the wagering is complete cancels the remaining bonus and any promotions still to come.
- Deposits made inside a game or by quick deposit do not trigger offers — the page says to contact support before playing if an offer is missed.
- Drops & Wins is named as a Pragmatic Play network promotion running to 3 March 2027, with its prizes paid in cash.
Customer support at Fortune Games
| Channel | Availability | Response time |
|---|---|---|
| Live chat widget (Genesys Cloud) | Not published | Network check returned 6 out of 10 |
| Support contact before depositing, invited on the promotions page | Not published | Not published |
| National Gambling Helpline, printed on the page | Free and confidential | 0808 8020 133 |
| Complaints email to the operator | Acknowledged within 48 hours | Determination within 8 weeks |
Safety, licensing and responsible gambling
The best licensing disclosure on the entire account, and by a distance. Fortune Games names the operator, the account number, and — alone among 124 brands — the ultimate parent: "Jumpman Gaming is part of Super Group (SGHC) Limited, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange." The register corroborates the group link independently. The only deductions left are the licence-wide ones in the shared footer and terms.
- Gross deposit limits and net deposit limits, daily, weekly or monthly
- A 24-hour cooling-off period before any limit increase takes effect
- Reality Check session reminders
- Take a Break, from 24 hours to six weeks
- Self-exclusion, minimum six months, across all Jumpman Gaming websites
- GAMSTOP
- A dedicated safer-gambling email address
- GamCare, Beacon Counselling Trust and Samaritans named with their helplines
How we scored Fortune Games
Trust score breakdown
70/100
Licensing & regulation25% weight
84/100
The best licensing disclosure on the entire account, and by a distance. Fortune Games names the operator, the account number, and — alone among 124 brands — the ultimate parent: "Jumpman Gaming is part of Super Group (SGHC) Limited, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange." The register corroborates the group link independently. The only deductions left are the licence-wide ones in the shared footer and terms. (1 source)
Payouts20% weight
60/100
Scored from the site's own testing team's network-level check of 3 September 2026, which returned 6 out of 10 across the Jumpman brands. One platform and one cashier serve all 148 domains, so there is no per-brand figure to give and none is invented. No cashier on this licence has been opened while logged in, so the method list, limits and fees remain unread. (1 source)
Bonus fairness20% weight
68/100
The clearest bonus explanation on the licence. Fortune Games states which winnings are cash and which are bonus funds, that bonus funds expire after three consecutive days of inactivity, that the general policy caps never-deposited accounts at £50, that cashing out early cancels the rest of the bonus, and that emailed codes expire at 23:59 the same day. The offer itself is the standard Mega Wheel spin at ten times wagering. (1 source)
Responsible gambling10% weight
86/100
The strongest responsible-gambling presentation in the wave: the National Gambling Helpline number printed on the page, GAMSTOP explained in a sentence, a guide to setting a budget, and a link to its own deposit-limit instructions — on top of the shared network tools. (1 source)
Games & providers10% weight
68/100
Publishes a figure — more than 4,700 slot games — which almost nothing else on this licence does, plus named popular titles, jackpot and scratchcard sections and its own slot guides. No RTP percentages on the homepage, though it says each game's info screen carries one. (1 source)
Support10% weight
60/100
Scored from the site's own testing team's network-level check of 3 September 2026, which returned 6 out of 10 — the lowest support score on this site. The same desk answers every brand on the licence, and every terms page routes complaints to one address. (1 source)
Complaint record5% weight
30/100
Scored from the operator's published enforcement history rather than left blank: a £500,000 settlement in May 2022 over anti-money-laundering and safer-gambling failings. The figure is not worse because the settlement is four years old and nothing has been recorded since; it is not better because the record has since dropped off the licensee's own register page. (1 source)
Weightings are fixed and published in full on our methodology page. Unscored dimensions have not been verified yet and count as zero.
What we verified
- TESTED
The site's own testing team checked payment and withdrawal handling across the Jumpman Gaming brands and scored it 6 out of 10.
SisterSitesHub testing team, network-level check · checked 2026-09-03
- TESTED
The site's own testing team checked customer support across the Jumpman Gaming brands and scored it 6 out of 10 — the lowest support score recorded on this site, and below the 7 out of 10 returned for evoke plc.
SisterSitesHub testing team, network-level check · checked 2026-09-03
- VERIFIED
Jumpman Gaming Limited holds UK Gambling Commission account 39175, carrying Bingo (Remote) and Casino (Remote) licences from 1 November 2014. On the 29 October 2026 domain export the account carries 231 rows, of which 148 are live — 19 Active and 129 White Label — and zero trading names. Each of the 25 brands in this wave is one of those rows.
UKGC public register, account 39175, domain export 29 October 2026 · checked 2026-11-07
- VERIFIED
Fortune Games' homepage states: "Fortune Games is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited, which is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 39175. Jumpman Gaming is part of Super Group (SGHC) Limited, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange." It is the only one of the 124 readable brands on account 39175 that names the parent company.
fortunegames.com homepage, against the UKGC domain export of 29 October 2026 · checked 2026-11-07
- VERIFIED
Fortune Games' promotions page states that welcome free-spin winnings become bonus funds while Daily Wheel winnings and weekly cashback are paid as cash with no wagering; that bonus funds carry 10x wagering, run only on the Bonus Enabled Games list and "disappear if your account is inactive for three consecutive days"; that the maximum convertible to real funds is lifetime deposits up to £250, with £50 for accounts that have never deposited; and that cashing out early cancels the rest of the bonus.
fortunegames.com/promotions · checked 2026-11-07
- VERIFIED
Fortune Games states that its lobby holds "more than 4,700 slot games", that deposits can be made "by debit card, PayPal or Pay By Mobile (Pay By Mobile deposits carry a £2.50 fee)", that it "is not part of The National Lottery", and prints the National Gambling Helpline number 0808 8020 133 on the page.
fortunegames.com homepage · checked 2026-11-07
- VERIFIED
The responsible-gaming page served by every brand on this licence states that a self-exclusion "will occur across all Jumpman Gaming websites and you are unable to self-exclude from a single website", with a six-month minimum, and that financial limits "apply across all current and future gambling accounts that we identify as belonging to you on participating websites managed by Jumpman Gaming". Reducing a limit is immediate; raising or removing one needs a 24-hour cooling-off period and a second confirmation.
Responsible-gaming page, identical across the brands fetched · checked 2026-11-07
- VERIFIED
The Gambling Commission's public register page for account 39175 reads "No regulatory actions have been recorded for this business", and Jumpman Gaming Limited is not among the sixteen public statements currently listed. The Commission's freedom-of-information response to a request of 23 January 2026 for a copy of the action against Jumpman withholds it under section 21 and links an archived copy instead. The settlement itself was published on 17 May 2022: £500,000 in lieu of a financial penalty plus £13,594 in investigation costs, after a compliance assessment in July 2020 and an investigation opened that September.
UKGC public register and freedom-of-information disclosure log · checked 2026-11-07
Fortune Games pros and cons
Pros
- The only brand on the licence that names its ultimate parent, Super Group (SGHC), on its own page
- Publishes a catalogue size — more than 4,700 slots — where most of the estate publishes none
- Explains which winnings are cash and which are bonus funds, and states the three-day inactivity rule on bonus funds
- Discloses the £2.50 Pay By Mobile fee on the homepage
- Prints the National Gambling Helpline number and explains GAMSTOP in its own words
Cons
- The welcome is still a wheel spin with no published prize distribution
- No RTP percentages on the page, though it says each game's info screen carries one
- Names an app without naming a store, where sister brand Rainbow Spins names Google Play
- Bonus winnings convert to cash only up to lifetime deposits, capped at £250
- Carries the same Alderney sentence and the same repealed Guernsey statute as its 123 siblings
What Fortune Games lacks
- A studio or provider list
- Published RTP figures on the page itself
- A named app store
- Any statement of withdrawal timescales
Common complaints about Fortune Games
Anti-money-laundering and safer-gambling failings, settled 2022
occasionalThe Gambling Commission published a settlement with Jumpman Gaming Limited on 17 May 2022: £500,000 in lieu of a financial penalty plus £13,594 in investigation costs, following a compliance assessment in July 2020 and an investigation opened that September. The findings included source-of-wealth and source-of-funds controls that blurred into one another, thin customer due diligence guidance for staff, and customers allowed to lose sums well in excess of the average UK income before a purposeful review — in one case more than £15,000 in under a month, including £11,000 in two days during the Covid-19 lockdown.
UKGC public statement of 17 May 2022, now reachable only through the Commission's own FOI response
The record is no longer on the licensee's register page
rareA reader checking account 39175 on the public register today is told "No regulatory actions have been recorded for this business", and Jumpman is not among the sixteen public statements currently listed. The Commission's freedom-of-information response to a request of 23 January 2026 withholds a copy under section 21 and links an archived version instead. No player-complaint sample has been taken for this brand.
UKGC public register, account 39175, and the Commission's FOI disclosure log
Fortune Games Sister Sites — the verdict
This is the brand to read before joining anything on this licence, even if you then join a different one. Fortune Games publishes what the other 123 withhold: who owns the operator, how big the catalogue is, what the pay-by-mobile fee costs, which winnings are cash and which are bonus funds, and when bonus funds expire. The casino itself is the shared platform with a Mega Wheel welcome, no better and no worse than its siblings. Its real value is as a translation of the terms every one of them operates under — and its one sentence about Super Group connects this estate to Betway's.
Network fingerprint for the 34 Fortune Games Casino sister sites: confirmed, 90/100.
Fortune Games sister sites — FAQ
Who operates Fortune Games?
Jumpman Gaming Limited, under UK Gambling Commission account 39175. The register lists Fortune Games's domain as a White Label row on that account, meaning the brand belongs to somebody else and the gambling belongs to Jumpman. No company of that name appears at Companies House — a search for the phrase returns nothing — and the only address published on the site is La Corvee House on Alderney, marked "(no correspondence)".
How many sister sites does Fortune Games have?
147. That is every other live domain on account 39175: 19 Active and 129 White Label rows, the largest sister-site estate in Great Britain by a wide margin. On 2026-11-07 all 148 were fetched once each; 124 answered with a Great Britain build and every one of those printed the same operator sentence and the same account number. 123 of them serve an identical front-end build token.
Can I claim a welcome offer at Fortune Games and again at a sister site?
It should not be assumed. Both ends are the same licensed company under one terms document — the classic single-welcome-per-licensee arrangement — and nobody has funded two accounts to test it, so this review makes no claim either way. One thing definitely does carry across: a self-exclusion closes every Jumpman Gaming website rather than one, with a six-month minimum, and deposit limits apply across the accounts the operator identifies as yours.
What does the Alderney line in Fortune Games's footer mean?
Every brand on this licence tells non-GB customers it is regulated by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. Jumpman Gaming Limited does hold a Category 1 eGambling licence there, but the AGCC register lists six websites against it, all Irish: www.crystalslots.ie, www.amazonslots.ie, www.rainbowspins.ie, ie.feverslots.com, www.zeusbingo.ie, www.lightscamerabingo.ie. Checked on 2026-11-07, four of those six serve a page reading "The Site is now closed!", and the two still trading advertise 65x wagering where the British pages say 10x. A British player's account is governed by the Gambling Commission licence.
Who owns Jumpman Gaming, and how does Fortune Games know?
Fortune Games states it on its own homepage: "Jumpman Gaming is part of Super Group (SGHC) Limited, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange." Super Group acquired a majority of Jumpman in September 2022, with the balance reported in late 2024. The UK register supports the link from another direction: dreambingo.com is listed Inactive on Super Group's Betway licence, account 39372, and live on Jumpman's 39175.
Does that make Betway a Fortune Games sister site?
Not in the sense this site uses the word. Sister sites here means the same licensee: Fortune Games shares UK Gambling Commission account 39175 and one terms document with 147 other domains, and Betway, Jackpot City, Spin Casino and Hippodrome Online share account 39372 with each other. Common ultimate ownership is a weaker link than a shared licence — different accounts, different companies, different bonus rules — but it is a real one, and this is the page that discloses it.
What happens to Fortune Games bonus funds if I stop playing?
They go. The promotions page states that bonus funds "disappear if your account is inactive for three consecutive days". It also says cashing out before the wagering is finished cancels the remaining bonus and any promotions still due, and that codes sent by email last only until 23:59 on the day they are sent. Those rules operate across this licence; Fortune Games is the brand that prints them.
Does Fortune Games charge for deposits?
It says Pay By Mobile deposits carry a £2.50 fee, and names debit card and PayPal as the alternatives. That is a rare disclosure on this licence, where most brands publish no payment information at all. Nobody has opened a logged-in cashier here, so it is recorded as the brand's own statement rather than a verified schedule.
Why does this review have no screenshots of Fortune Games?
No screenshots yet, and this is the highest-priority capture of the whole wave. The Super Group sentence sits in the "Licensed and regulated" block at the foot of the homepage, it is the only disclosure of its kind on 124 brands, and a single edit would remove it. Buy the homepage first and the promotions page second.
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