Jackpot Strike Casino Review

Jackpot Strike is a mobile focused casino that’s marketed towards players who demand the flexibility of being able to game whenever and wherever they get the urge. While desktop play is also possible, the site’s large sliders that nearly fill the screen are clearly best viewed on tablet or smartphone. A grid layout fills the screen, allowing mobile players to quickly swipe through the games before diving into whichever one takes their fancy, be it Gonzo’s Quest or Pixies of the Forest.

The site is powered by Nektan Limited who are based in Gibraltar and holds a license issued by the government of Gibraltar as well as one from the UK Gambling Commission. Jackpot Strike bills itself as a fun and exciting place to play mobile casino games. British-based players are the prime customers who make Jackpot Strike their gaming home from home. Just to confirm this, there’s a British number listed for customers who require support. The site also operates email and live chat support.

Getting Started at Jackpot Strike

If you want to play Jackpot Strike’s games for real money – and ideally to win some jackpots of your own – you’ll need to create an account. The process is quick and easy and once done you can visit the site’s main lobby, log in and get started.

Jackpot Strike uses industry standard encryption to safeguard your data and accords to data storage policies enacted by the Gibraltar government. Its table games and slots also use a Random Number Generator that has been independently certified to ensure fairness and honest payouts.

Making a Deposit

Jackpot Strike accepts deposits from a number of popular providers including credit cards and e-wallet. MasterCard, Visa, Boku, Paysafecard, Skrill and Neteller are all available. The minimum deposit amount is £10, while with Boku there’s a maximum deposit of £30 per day. This service is popular with mobile phone users as the deposit is charged directly to your telephone bill.

Withdrawals from your Jackpot Strike account, meanwhile, can be made by bank transfer or other methods; Boku is not available for withdrawals. One withdrawal a day is permitted, with a minimum amount of £20 and a max of £2,000. Withdrawal requests can take up to 72 hours to process and you may need to supply identification documents the first time. Withdrawals by credit card will take an additional 3-5 working days to clear.

Pick up a Welcome Bonus

As a reward for signing up with Jackpot Strike, the casino will treat you to bonuses on your first three deposits. These offers are a combination of match bonuses and bonus spins on DaVinci Diamonds. 

All through the week, Jackpot Strike runs promotions to keep its customers interested. There’s a 30x wagering requirement before winnings can be withdrawn. The site also hosts regularly tournaments, often to introduce major new video slots. Players who put in the most time will be rewarded with a share of the prize pot. On Fridays, there are bonus spins up for grabs on one of NetEnt's classics. 

Become a VIP

Regular players at Jackpot Strike are rewarded with admittance to the VIP Circle. This loyalty scheme has 3 tiers, VIP, Premier and Elite, and includes a welcome bonus. You’ll also be assigned a dedicated account manager and receive dedicated VIP promotions including a monthly bonus, an anniversary bonus and the option of increased deposit limits. Premier and Elite members will be treated to a birthday bonus of £20 and £50 respectively and Elite members will also be eligible for VIP hospitality.

Get Gaming

Jackpot Strike deploys a simple system for categorising its games, which are divided as follows: Player Favourites, New Games, Exclusive, Jackpots and All Games. Due to the full width tiles, it’s not easy to browse the games selection on desktop, but the system works perfectly on mobile and tablet. While most of the games to be found at Jackpot Strike are video slots, there are also table games. Since they don’t have a dedicated table games section, the best way to track them down is by typing their name into the search bar.

Hit the Jackpot

It would be criminal if a site called Jackpot Strike didn’t have a selection of jackpot games. Suffice to say there’s a good number of progressive jackpot titles to choose from on the site including Wolf Run, Winstar, Genie Jackpots and Cleopatra. The selection is completed by Siberian Storm and Isle O’ Plenty. The value of the progressive pots isn’t immediately apparent, but load up the game and you’ll swiftly discover how much you can potentially win.

Jackpot Strike features a number of exclusive games. If you’re the sort of completist who’s on a mission to play every 5-reel slot out there (yes, these people exist), creating an account at Jackpot Strike will be obligatory if only to tick off these esoteric games. Pay a visit to the exclusive section of the site and you’ll find leprechaun caper Shamrock ‘n’ Roll, Plucky Pirates, Best of British Deluxe and Mega Ball Action.

There’s also room for video poker game Jacks or Better. The selection is completed by Jumping Jack Cash, Cave Raiders Deluxe, Queen of the Skies, Gunslinger’s Gold and Mayan Marvels. It’s uncertain exactly why all of these games are listed as exclusive, as some of them at least are available elsewhere.

Slots Ahoy

The vast majority of the games at Jackpot Strike are slots of some description. Recent additions include 1421 Voyages of Zheng He, Wish Upon a Jackpot and Motorhead, the latter slot turning up everywhere at the moment and going down a storm. While the selection of slots at Jackpot Strike is reasonable, they’re all pretty generic stuff. There are certainly some good games in there, but if you’re looking for groundbreaking, zeitgeist-challenging fare, you’d be advised to look elsewhere. Still, if Egyptian tropes and Irish stereotypes are your bag, there’s plenty to play here.

Table Games

It turns out there’s a live casino buried deep within Jackpot Strike. The only way you’ll find this is by typing the name of a game into the search bar such as ‘blackjack’. This will pull up results for Blackjack, Blackjack Classic and a live casino version. Type in ‘roulette’ and whaddya know – a live version of roulette also shows up. You’d think there would be an easier way to navigate the site – a Table Games tab perhaps – but no, trial and error is all you get. Type in ‘baccarat’ and nothing shows up. It’s the same with ‘poker’. Nothing for ‘keno’ either, but type in ‘lotto’ and two games show up – Spin Lotto and Boss the Lotto.