Cash Arcade

We all have fond memories of arcades. The incessant beeps and jingles interspersed with shouts, screams of joy, and moans. The sticky floors. The old, rusted machines that haven’t been cleaned in 2 decades and have developed their own ecosystems. The fact that most of the games offer little more than 2 pence pieces, fluffy toys, and worthless tickets.

In hindsight, I don’t know why I enjoyed any of that. But I could say the same thing about Pot Noodles and Nutella.

Cash Arcade captures the nostalgia of retro arcades, albeit without the bacteria-ridden machines and sticky floors. It’s a Jumpman Gaming casino that operates with a UK gambling license.

Welcome Bonuses

Your first introduction to Cash Arcade comes in the form of a no deposit bonus, one that offers 5 free spins on Chilli Heat. Just sign up, verify, and you’re good to go.

From there, you can advance to the main welcome offer.

Deposit £10 or more to open a Loot Chest and reveal a host of prizes, the biggest of which is a bundle of 500 free spins.

The spins are fixed to the Starburst slot, come with a 65x wagering requirement, and offer a maximum conversion equal to your lifetime deposits.

Loyalty Offers

Cash Arcade keeps things interesting with regular loyalty promotions and a loyalty scheme. What I like about Cash Arcade and Jumpman Gaming in general is that these promotions are far from standard and they always give you something interesting to play for.

Take the Winner Winner Chicken Dinner promotion as an example. It gives a Just Eat voucher to the biggest single-spin winner every month. Personally, I think it’s the worst one they offer as it seems redundant to give £50 in free food to a player who has just won £5,000 to £1,000, especially when you consider they probably wagered £10+ per spin to get there, but it’s a unique promotion and it’s not doing any harm.

It’s also accompanied by actual meaningful giveaways, including one that offers £3,000 in Apple electronics via a prize draw. This particular promotion probably won’t be active by the time you read this, but similar prize giveaways will replace it as these promotions change on an almost monthly basis. 

Slots and Bingo Games

Cash Arcade doesn’t go deep, but it does go wide. 

It doesn’t have over 1,000 slots, as seems to be the norm on many of the latest online casinos. It also doesn’t have the biggest live casino and its bingo rooms pale in comparison to Foxy Bingo and Lucky Pants Bingo.

But all gaming categories are included here. In fact, with the exception of a P2P poker room and a sports betting section, it’s a complete gambling site.

Here are the types of games you can find at Cash Arcade:

• Slot Machines: This is where Cash Arcade truly excels. It has progressive jackpot games, Tumbling Reels, Locked Wilds, progressive jackpots, Hold and Win, and more.
• Table Games: In addition to games of roulette, blackjack, and roulette, Cash Arcade has a number of video poker titles, including Double Double Bonus Poker, All Aces Poker, and Deuces Wild Poker.
• Live Casino Games: Fancy a game of Vinnie Jones Roulette or Sweet Bonanza Candyland? Cash Arcade has several top live game shows, table games, and wheel-based games. Most of these come from Pragmatic Play Live.
• Scratch Cards: Coins Dare 2 Win, Gold Coins, 777, Cut the Grass, and Rat Riches are just a few of the many scratch cards here. Just click, reveal, and see what you can win. As with the cards found at your local newsagents, there are huge prizes to be won.
• Bingo Games: From 30-ball Zoom Room to 90-ball Super Heavy Weight, these bingo rooms are available for varying ticket costs and usually offer thousands of pounds in prize money. 

Deposits and Withdrawals

There are two numbers to consider when it comes to banking options on Cash Arcade.

The first is “£2.50”, and it is the fee charged for all withdrawals. 

Withdrawal fees are never a welcome sight, but if you’re a small-stakes player, the last thing you want is a fixed withdrawal.

If it was 2.5% instead, it would mean losing just 25p on a withdrawal of £10. In fact, you wouldn’t lose £2.50 unless you were withdrawing £100. But as it is fixed, it effectively means you’re losing 25% of your total funds if you withdraw £10.

The second figure is “1 to 5 days”, and it’s the length of time that Cash Arcade takes to process those costly withdrawals.

The upside is that you can use PayPal and a few other methods. But there are more cons than pros in this particular area.

Verdict: Cash Arcade Review

Cash Arcade is good, but not great. Sometimes that’s all you need, especially in an industry known for an abundance of subpar and borderline terrible casinos.

I wouldn’t put it on the same level as Jackpot Joy and bet365, but it’s still one of the good ones.

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