Rose Slots

Rose Slots is a UK-licensed casino that goes for the vaguest theme imaginable, adds a smiling woman, and then calls it a day. It’s operated by Jumpman Gaming, a brand that has created so many casinos it’s no surprise they are getting a little uninspired.

But the design is clean, non-offensive, and doesn’t overuse cartoony imagery and blocky colours. As a result, it’s probably better looking than half of the sites I have reviewed this year.

In this Rose Slots review, I’ll take a closer look and see if the games, bonuses, and banking options are just as noteworthy.

Welcome Bonuses

Your first deposit on Rose Slots could be boosted by as much as 1,000% and as little as 100%. Just deposit £10 to receive a spin of the Bonus Wheel and see where it lands.

You could also get nothing, and as it’s a game of chance, it’s just as likely as landing the biggest prize.

Most matched deposit bonuses are fixed at 100%. The most generous ones offer 200%. So, as you might expect, that 1,000% offer doesn’t come without a few restrictions.

The wagering requirement is 65%, but the main term to consider is one that limits the bonus conversion to the size of your lifetime deposits.

At this early stage in your Rose Slots adventure, your lifetime deposits are the same as your first deposit. It effectively turns this bonus into a 100% offer, although there is still an incentive to get a 1,000% boost as it means you’ll have more funds during the wagering period.

Loyalty Offers

The loyalty scheme is one of the best things about Rose Slots, in my opinion at least.

Loyalty programs are often tailored toward high stake players. You can’t really benefit unless you’re depositing and wagering huge sums, so you’re out of luck if you’re a casual gamer.

With the Rose Slots loyalty scheme, however, the goal is to complete challenges and not wager huge sums. As a result, everyone can find their place and earn some trophies and rewards.

Those rewards include free spins and Amazon vouchers. The former comes with the same terms and conditions that are attached to the welcome bonus while the Amazon vouchers are sent to your registered email address.

Slots and Bingo Games

There are over a dozen developers supplying Rose Slots with its games. The creators provide a mix of 3D slots, classic video slots, mobile-focused slots, and more. They include:

• Microgaming
• Playtech
• Blueprint Gaming
• Red Tiger Gaming
• Tom Horn
• Pragmatic Play
• Playson
• NetEnt
• Scientific Games
• Leander
• Yggdrasil
• Mutuel Play
• Eyecon
• Genii

That’s not all. Rose Slots also has one of the best selections of virtual scratch cards you will find, including Rainbow Riches Piles of Cash, Boxes Dare 2 Win, Lucky Number x8, Gold Rush, Fortune, SpinLotto, and Diamonds Scratch.

Not quite what you’re looking for? Try the table game selection or live casino instead, the latter of which includes Airwave Roulette, 9 Pots of Gold Live, Blackjack Manchester, Auto Roulette, and Mega Wheel.

Deposits and Withdrawals

There are pros and cons when it comes to banking options. Mostly cons.

Rose Slots charges a withdrawal fee of £2.50 to all users, for all payment methods, and for all withdrawal amounts. These withdrawals also move a little too slowly for my liking. They can take anywhere from 1 to 5 days to land in your account.

As for the positives, well, it accepts PayPal, doesn’t charge a deposit fee, and all deposits are instant. But in this day and age, that’s the same as praising a casino because it has slot machines.

Those things should be standard. Free and fast withdrawals should also be standard. But they are not.

Verdict: Rose Slots Review

As with Mirror Bingo, Big Thunder Slots, and countless other Jumpman Gaming casinos, Rose Slots gets a lot of things right but fails in a couple of key areas.

You have to appreciate the site’s selection of loyalty promotions and its games. These are genuinely some of the best around, and Rose Slots benefits from being part of a large network when it comes to keeping its bingo games active and its giveaways generous.

But the withdrawal fee and sluggish cash outs ultimately let it down and are the reason it’s not scored as highly as sites like PokerStars Casino.

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