Fever Slots

Fever Slots Review

Fever Slots is a Jumpman Gaming casino that seemingly operates as a sister site to Fever Bingo, a site I mocked ceaselessly for its disco theme. I had expected more disco paraphernalia here but was pleasantly surprised to discover there were no disco balls or star sunglasses in sight.

In fact, it doesn’t really have a motif, and considering Jumpman tends to half-ass their themes, that’s a good thing.

In the following Fever Slots review, I’ll take a deep dive into this site’s promotions, games, and banking options.

Welcome Bonuses

The Fever Slots welcome bonus is the classic Jumpman Mega Reel, a giant prize wheel that you can spin when you deposit £10 or more. There are a number of prizes on the reel, including a £10 Amazon voucher and 500 free spins on Starburst.

This bonus gives all players the same chance at landing the 500 free spins maximum prize. However, they won’t get the same payout from those spins.

There is a term that limits the maximum bonus conversion to the player’s lifetime deposit value. So, if you deposit £10, you won’t be able to convert more than £10 from the bonus. If you deposit £100, you can claim up to £100 in credits. There is also a conversion cap of £250, so any deposits of £250 or more will be limited to maximum withdrawals of £250.

Loyalty Offers

The loyalty promotions on Fever Slots are arguably better than the welcome bonus. There are prize giveaways offered on an almost monthly basis, and players are also invited to play real money tournaments, collect free spins, and participate in reload bonuses.

Some of these bonuses are little more than token gestures. For instance, Winner Winner Chicken Dinner gives a £50 Just Eat voucher to the biggest winner of the month. But it defines the biggest winner by a cash amount and not a total win ratio.

In other words, betting £1,000 and winning £10,000 puts you higher than someone who bets £1 and wins £5,000. 

That might not sound like much of an issue, but it means that the £50 voucher is going to someone who probably wagers upwards of £50 per slot spin, also known as the last person who would care.

Still, there are enough great bonuses available, so there’s something here for everyone.

Slots and Other Games

Fever Slots has built an expansive games room using slots, table games, and scratch cards from the likes of Red Tiger Gaming, NetEnt, Blueprint, SG, and Pragmatic Play, among others.

It means that you’ll find an abundance of Megaways slots, 3D slots, and video slots, as well as massively popular titles like Gonzo’s Quest, Fluffy Favourites, and Starburst.

As it’s a Jumpman casino, Fever Slots also has a number of bingo rooms. These connect throughout the expansive Jumpman Gaming network, so there is never a dull moment and you can find a busy room and a stacked prize pot regardless of the day or time that you play.

All games are mobile-friendly and new titles are always being added. In fact, Jumpman Gaming has made huge improvements to its software over the years and is constantly growing. It’s one of the most complete gambling destinations you can find, and if not for its lack of sports betting options it would rival brands like Ladbrokes and Betfair in terms of variety.

Deposits and Withdrawals

You must pay a £2.50 fee to initiate a withdrawal with Fever Slots. It’s one of the most frustrating features of this site, and it’s one that you’ll find on all other Jumpman Gaming casinos and bingo rooms, including Showreel Bingo and Zeus Bingo.

On the plus side, there are several ways to get funds into your account, including Visa Debit, Visa Mastercard, PayPal, and Paysafecard. The minimum deposit is also a modest £10 and unless you’re using Pay By Mobile, you won’t be charged a deposit fee.

As for the speed of those pricey withdrawals, it leaves a lot to be desired. The withdrawal period is between 1 and 5 days, with an average of around 3 days. In a world of instant withdrawals, it’s very disappointing.

Verdict: Fever Slots Review

Fever Slots proudly uses the “As Seen On TV” banner on its logo and throughout its website. I haven’t seen this site advertised as much as sportsbooks like kwiff and bet365 or casinos like Foxy Bingo, but it certainly seems to get more of a push than other Jumpman Gaming sites.

However, once you strip back the non-theme and glossy ads, it’s really just the same as other Jumpman casinos. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, as these sites are famed for their quality gaming selection, great bonuses, and varied payment options. But it means that Fever Slots suffers from the same downfalls, including slow withdrawals and a £2.50 withdrawal fee.

By all means, check it out, but don’t expect anything ground-breaking.

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