Sister Sites Network Profile
| Brand | Operator | Licence Status | Headline Bonus | Last Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vegas Moose | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC 39175) | Active | 50 free spins on £20 deposit | September 2026 |
| The Phone Casino | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC 39175) | Active | Mega Reel — up to 500 spins on £10 deposit | September 2026 |
| Amazon Slots | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC 39175) | Active | Mega Reel — up to 500 spins on £10 deposit | September 2026 |
| Cop Slots | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC 39175) | Active | Mega Reel — up to 500 spins on £10 deposit | September 2026 |
| Aladdin Slots | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC 39175) | Active | Mega Reel — up to 500 spins on £10 deposit | September 2026 |
| Casimba | White Hat Gaming Limited (UKGC 52894) | Active | 50 wager-free spins + small first-deposit match (UK) | September 2026 |
Every site listed holds a valid UKGC operating licence verified against the Gambling Commission's public register. Bonus terms change frequently — always verify the current offer directly on the operator's website before depositing.
Four of the five sites profiled below (The Phone Casino, Amazon Slots, Cop Slots, Aladdin Slots) run on the same underlying Jumpman platform: shared UKGC account 39175, a common ~600-800 title catalogue drawn from one jackpot pool, the Mega Reel welcome mechanic (up to 500 free spins at 10x wagering, withdrawable amount capped at lifetime deposits to £250), a network-wide £1 per-withdrawal fee, and a single self-exclusion register. Rather than restate those mechanics in each profile, the sections below focus on what genuinely separates each brand — heritage, launch timing, thematic execution, and Trustpilot pattern. Casimba, the fifth profile, sits on a different operator entirely and is discussed on its own terms.
The Phone Casino — Closest Sibling on the Shared Small Screen Heritage

The Phone Casino is the oldest brand in this cluster. It launched in 2009 as Small Screen Casinos' flagship — the anchor product from a company that built mobile-first, browser-based casino play years before that became the standard UK approach.
When Small Screen surrendered its UKGC bingo licence on 28 January 2026, the domain moved to Jumpman Gaming's account 39175 alongside Vegas Moose. Small Screen Casinos held its own UKGC licence for over 15 years with no recorded regulatory actions on the register — a clean 15-year track record that does not automatically transfer with the domain. Post-migration, The Phone Casino inherits Jumpman's licence-level record instead, which carries the May 2022 £500,000 settlement discussed in the safety section below. Same domain, different regulatory heritage.
Trustpilot sentiment for The Phone Casino leans favourable relative to other brands on the current licence — a legacy of the Small Screen years that will fade as the customer base cycles onto Jumpman's compliance and support infrastructure.
The Phone Casino — Verified Profile
| Metric | The Phone Casino Profile |
|---|---|
| Operator | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC account 39175, Alderney registration 1815) |
| Licence Status | Active — casino and bingo, 039175-R-319452-024 |
| Network Position | Secondary brand, transferred from Small Screen Casinos January 2026 |
| Game Edge | ~700 slots, standard Jumpman catalogue, no live dealer |
| Payout Pattern | Stated 1–24 hrs; player reports 1–12 hrs e-wallet, 3–5 days card |
| The Trade-Off | Lost its distinct mobile-first identity after the Jumpman template swap |
| Best For | Players who value the longest UK regulatory track record among Jumpman-hosted brands |
Amazon Slots — Deepest Library on the Jumpman Network

Amazon Slots has been on Jumpman's licence since 2018, making it the longest-established brand in this profile group. It's also the network's largest by Trustpilot review volume — 1,400+ reviews with an aggregate score of 1.7 out of 5 at the September 2026 verification. That's the single most important data point for anyone weighing the network.
The Trustpilot complaint pattern is worth studying because it recurs across other Jumpman skins in less concentrated form. Reviewers cluster their complaints around withdrawal blocking after mid-play KYC re-verification requests, unclear bonus conversion mechanics, and support response times measured in days rather than hours. Positive reviews reference the jungle-theme variety and — for verified accounts — fast e-wallet payouts once the KYC gate is cleared.
For Vegas Moose players considering a switch, Amazon Slots offers the deepest single-brand catalogue on the shared platform but attracts the same complaint themes at higher volume than the smaller sister brands.
Amazon Slots — Verified Profile
| Metric | Amazon Slots Profile |
|---|---|
| Operator | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC account 39175) |
| Licence Status | Active — casino and bingo, 039175-R-319452-024 |
| Network Position | Flagship-tier brand, one of the longest-running on the licence |
| Game Edge | Deepest catalogue on the Jumpman network, jungle-themed lobby |
| Payout Pattern | Stated 1–24 hrs; player reports 1–12 hrs e-wallet, 3–5 days card |
| The Trade-Off | Trustpilot 1.7/5 across 1,400+ reviews — worst sentiment on the network |
| Best For | Slots-first players who want the widest single-brand catalogue on the Jumpman licence |
Cop Slots — Cleanest Bonus Terms on the Jumpman Licence

Cop Slots launched in 2017 with a cops-and-robbers theme. Its historical differentiator has been unusually clean published bonus T&Cs — flagged in Alterplay's Jumpman network review as carrying the network's most transparent no-deposit incentive structure, a distinction that mattered more before the January 2026 UKGC bonus cap forced network-wide parity at 10x wagering.
Post-cap, that edge has narrowed. All Jumpman brands now publish 10x-capped welcome mechanics and cannot legally offer anything above that ceiling. Cop Slots retains a slightly cleaner presentation of the terms in the fine print, but the underlying commercial offer now matches Amazon Slots, Aladdin Slots and The Phone Casino almost line-for-line.
The brand's Trustpilot footprint is materially smaller than Amazon Slots' — fewer reviews and correspondingly less severe aggregate sentiment, but also less recent activity from which to draw firm conclusions. Comparable transparency-first positioning under a separate UKGC licence appears at L&L Europe brands profiled in the Pub Casino sister sites network.
Cop Slots — Verified Profile
| Metric | Cop Slots Profile |
|---|---|
| Operator | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC account 39175) |
| Licence Status | Active — casino and bingo, 039175-R-319452-024 |
| Network Position | Mid-tier brand, launched 2017 |
| Game Edge | Same catalogue as network peers; cops-and-robbers styling |
| Payout Pattern | Stated 1–24 hrs; player reports 1–12 hrs e-wallet, 3–5 days card |
| The Trade-Off | No live dealer content and no live chat support |
| Best For | Players who want the clearest bonus terms on the Jumpman licence without switching networks |
Aladdin Slots — Themed Variant of the Same Jumpman Platform

Aladdin Slots is the most heavily-templated skin in this profile group. Its differentiators are the Arabian-nights theme, the genie mascot, and — genuinely — very little else. Even the launch year is harder to establish than the other brands, because Aladdin Slots was rolled out as a standard Jumpman skin rather than as a distinctly-branded product with its own launch marketing.
That is itself a useful editorial observation. Aladdin Slots is what a Vegas Moose player sees at every other Jumpman URL: same experience, different visual wrapper. For readers debating whether to register separately from Vegas Moose, the honest answer is that the fresh welcome bonus is one-per-household across the licence, so there is no incremental commercial value beyond preference for the theme.
Trustpilot sentiment tracks the network baseline — the same withdrawal-delay and KYC-friction complaints appear here as at the other Jumpman brands, at proportionally lower volume because the brand's traffic is lower.
Aladdin Slots — Verified Profile
| Metric | Aladdin Slots Profile |
|---|---|
| Operator | Jumpman Gaming Limited (UKGC account 39175) |
| Licence Status | Active — casino and bingo, 039175-R-319452-024 |
| Network Position | Secondary themed brand |
| Game Edge | Standard Jumpman catalogue, Arabian-nights visual layer |
| Payout Pattern | Stated 1–24 hrs; player reports 1–12 hrs e-wallet, 3–5 days card |
| The Trade-Off | Theme is the only real differentiator from network peers |
| Best For | Players who want a themed sister site without leaving the Jumpman licence |
Casimba — The Standalone Alternative Outside the Jumpman Network

Casimba is the only profile here that sits outside the Jumpman network. It's operated by White Hat Gaming Limited on UKGC account 52894, with the brand itself owned by Casimba Gaming — a structure common across White Hat's roughly 25 partner domains. Casimba also holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence, giving it dual UKGC/MGA regulatory coverage that no Jumpman brand offers. Other UKGC operator groupings sit at various points along the portfolio-size spectrum, including the mid-scale platform group detailed in the AG Communications casinos profile.
The product depth is materially larger. Casimba carries around 3,000+ slots and RNG titles from studios including NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Yggdrasil, Blueprint and Big Time Gaming, with a full live dealer suite from Evolution that Jumpman brands generally lack.
UK welcome bonuses have simplified under the 10x wagering cap; the current UK-facing offer centres on wager-free spins with a small first-deposit match rather than the £500-plus packages some older reviews still cite. Withdrawal timing and fee structures differ meaningfully from Jumpman's £1-per-withdrawal model.
Casimba — Verified Profile
| Metric | Casimba Profile |
|---|---|
| Operator | White Hat Gaming Limited (UKGC account 52894) |
| Licence Status | Active — dual UKGC + Malta Gaming Authority |
| Network Position | Flagship of the White Hat Gaming portfolio; brand owned by Casimba Gaming |
| Game Edge | ~3,000+ titles, full Evolution live dealer suite, safari theme |
| Payout Pattern | Stated 24 hrs; player reports 24–48 hrs e-wallet, 3–5 days card |
| The Trade-Off | Higher deposit thresholds than the Jumpman network |
| Best For | Players wanting a deeper single-brand library and live dealer depth on a separate UKGC operator |
This profile drew on five parallel data streams. The Gambling Commission's public register was the primary source for licence status, the January 2026 Small Screen surrender, and the current Jumpman Gaming account 39175 domain list. Companies House filings confirmed the Alderney registration numbers and the Super Group ownership chain that took majority control of Jumpman in September 2022 and completed the buyout during 2024.
Footer and T&Cs audits confirmed each profiled brand's stated operator matched its register entry. Platform fingerprinting — shared CDN endpoints, common KYC flows, identical Mega Reel bonus templates and a network-wide £1 withdrawal fee — corroborated the licence-level relationships.
Player-report aggregation across Trustpilot, Reddit, AskGamblers, Casino Guru and Casinomeister supplied sentiment data, which is aggregated, never generated.
The corporate scale of the Jumpman network dwarfs the Small Screen structure that Vegas Moose previously belonged to. Small Screen ran four to five UK-facing brands on a single Alderney-based licence; Jumpman Gaming Limited runs over 200 domains on account 39175.
The regulatory track record is heavier in absolute terms — a £500,000 payment in lieu of a financial penalty in May 2022 for AML and social responsibility failings — but has been clean on the licence itself since that settlement was published. Bonus eligibility across the network is strictly one welcome offer per household per 72-hour window, so opening accounts at multiple sibling brands will not unlock repeat welcome bonuses.
Game library overlap is near-total across the Jumpman skins — the same slots, the same providers, the same jackpot pool — with the visual theme being the primary point of differentiation. Vegas Moose currently sits as a secondary themed brand within the network hierarchy rather than a flagship, which is a demotion from its Small Screen status.
The Jumpman roster has expanded via absorption rather than pure new launches in 2026. Both Vegas Moose and The Phone Casino were reported to have transferred onto UKGC account 39175 following the Small Screen Casinos Limited licence surrender on 28 January 2026 — a move triggered in significant part by the Remote Gaming Duty increase to 40% taking effect on 1 April 2026 and the compliance investment those changes required.
Worth flagging for editorial transparency: at the September 2026 verification, vegasmoose.com is listed on the UKGC public register only under Small Screen Casinos Limited's surrendered account (39397, status "Inactive") and has not yet appeared on Jumpman Gaming's active domain list. The migration is well-sourced through industry press (iGB Affiliate, March 2026) and confirmed by multiple sister-site review updates, but the domain move is not yet reflected in the Commission's register. Alterplay treats the transfer as reported rather than register-confirmed, and players should verify the current operator directly in the site footer before depositing.
Beyond those two migrations, the network has continued to launch fresh themed skins on the shared platform during the year — a pattern consistent with Jumpman's decade-long white-label casino strategy — although no new brand has been elevated to flagship status. Newer UK-facing launches such as those detailed in the Velobet sister sites profile show the wider market continuing to onboard fresh brands despite the tax pressure.
The compliance footprint required to onboard the Small Screen migrants without a new sanction on the register suggests the licence-level controls put in place after the 2022 settlement have held.
| Payment Method | Min Deposit | Max Deposit | Withdrawal Time (Stated / Real) | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa Debit | £10 | £5,000 | 1–24 hrs / 3–5 business days | £1 per withdrawal |
| Mastercard Debit | £10 | £5,000 | 1–24 hrs / 3–5 business days | £1 per withdrawal |
| PayPal | £10 | £5,000 | 1–24 hrs / 1–12 hrs | £1 per withdrawal |
| Apple Pay | £10 | £5,000 | Deposits only | N/A |
| Pay by Mobile | £10 | £30 daily | Deposits only | Carrier charges may apply |
| Paysafecard | £10 | £1,000 | Deposits only | N/A |
| Skrill | £10 | £5,000 | 1–24 hrs / 1–12 hrs | £1 per withdrawal |
| Neteller | £10 | £5,000 | 1–24 hrs / 1–12 hrs | £1 per withdrawal |
| Bank Transfer | £20 | £5,000 | 2–5 days / 3–5 business days | £1 per withdrawal |
Player reports across the network consistently rank PayPal and Skrill as the fastest reliable options, with e-wallet processing usually completing within twelve hours of KYC verification. Debit card withdrawals stretch closer to five business days in practice than the stated 24-hour figure, and the £1 per-withdrawal fee is applied uniformly across every brand on the Jumpman licence.
| Site | Top 5 Providers | Approx. Game Count | Live Dealer Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vegas Moose | Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Big Time Gaming, Red Tiger, Evolution | 2,000+ (transitional) | Yes (limited) |
| The Phone Casino | Pragmatic Play, Blueprint, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming, Eyecon | ~700 | No |
| Amazon Slots | NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Microgaming, Yggdrasil, Blueprint | 800+ | No |
| Cop Slots | NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Microgaming, Red Tiger, Eyecon | ~700 | No |
| Aladdin Slots | NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Blueprint, Red Tiger, Eyecon | ~700 | No |
| Casimba | NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Yggdrasil, Big Time Gaming | 3,500+ | Yes (full Evolution suite) |
The near-identical top-provider stack across the Jumpman brands is one of the strongest platform fingerprinting signals in the UK market — same aggregation, same jackpot pool, same lobby ordering logic. Vegas Moose currently retains a residual amount of live dealer content inherited from its Small Screen configuration, but the network norm is slots-only. Casimba's Evolution live dealer integration is the clearest single-provider access difference among the profiled sites.
Every profiled site holds an active UKGC licence, which brings the mandatory baseline of segregated player funds, SSL/TLS encryption, independent RNG testing, source-of-funds checks under the Money Laundering Regulations, and mandatory participation in the national self-exclusion scheme.
The 2026 regulatory landscape adds two significant constraints on top of the existing framework: the 10x bonus wagering cap that took effect on 19 January 2026 under Social Responsibility Code 5.1.1, and the Remote Gaming Duty rate rise from 21% to 40% from 1 April 2026. Operators must also offer mandatory deposit limit tools from 30 June 2026. The online-slot stake caps of £5 per spin for players 25 and over and £2 for 18-to-24-year-olds took effect earlier — in April and May 2025 respectively — and remain in force. Other UKGC-licensed networks such as those catalogued in the Foxy Games sister sites profile operate under exactly the same regulatory baseline with different operator groupings.
Jumpman Gaming Limited's regulatory history includes a May 2022 UKGC settlement of £500,000 in lieu of financial penalty, plus £13,594.30 towards investigation costs, for anti-money laundering failings and social responsibility code breaches.
The regulator's public statement of facts cited one customer losing more than £5,000 before customer due diligence was requested and another losing £23,500 before their account was suspended after hitting a deposit trigger. No further UKGC sanction against the licence has been published since that settlement.
| Site | Licence Body | UKGC Licence No. | Companies House / Registration No. | Self-Exclusion Registered | RNG Testing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vegas Moose | UKGC + AGCC | Reported: 039175-R-319452-024 (Jumpman) — see note* | Alderney registration 1815 (Jumpman) | Yes | Yes |
| The Phone Casino | UKGC + AGCC | 039175-R-319452-024 | Alderney registration 1815 (Jumpman) | Yes | Yes |
| Amazon Slots | UKGC + AGCC | 039175-R-319452-024 | Alderney registration 1815 (Jumpman) | Yes | Yes |
| Cop Slots | UKGC + AGCC | 039175-R-319452-024 | Alderney registration 1815 (Jumpman) | Yes | Yes |
| Aladdin Slots | UKGC + AGCC | 039175-R-319452-024 | Alderney registration 1815 (Jumpman) | Yes | Yes |
| Casimba | UKGC + MGA | UKGC 52894 (White Hat Gaming) | Malta registration (WHG) | Yes | Yes |
*Vegas Moose licence status note: vegasmoose.com currently appears on the UKGC public register under Small Screen Casinos Limited's surrendered account (39397, status "Inactive"). Industry reporting confirms the domain has been transferred onto Jumpman's account 39175, but that migration is not yet reflected in the UKGC's published domain list at the September 2026 verification date.
Complaints that cannot be resolved with the operator can be escalated through UKGC-approved alternative dispute resolution providers such as IBAS (the Independent Betting Adjudication Service), with the Commission itself accepting complaints only where the operator has breached its licence conditions. UK self-exclusion is centralised through the multi-operator scheme at GAMSTOP, and independent support is available through GamCare and GambleAware for anyone concerned about their own or a family member's gambling.
The complaint pattern across the Vegas Moose network is dominated by three recurring themes. The first is withdrawal timing gaps: the advertised one-to-24-hour window matches reality for verified e-wallet accounts, but Trustpilot and Reddit reports describe withdrawals stretching to five, ten and in some cases 17 days when KYC verification is triggered after a withdrawal request rather than at registration.
Casino Guru's Vegas Moose page shows a Safety Index of 9.3 out of 10 as of the September 2026 verification and lists no unresolved direct complaints, though it does record one 2024 case involving confiscated winnings that was rejected because the player did not respond to further inquiries.
The second theme is bonus conversion confusion. Winnings from Mega Reel spins convert to bonus funds carrying 10x wagering and a lifetime-deposit conversion cap, and this two-part structure produces recurring Trustpilot complaints from players who did not read the ceiling. The third is the £1 per-withdrawal fee, which is disclosed but generates persistent low-level dissatisfaction network-wide.
The 2022 Jumpman UKGC settlement of £500,000 remains the largest regulatory finding on the licence and is the reference point for any structural assessment. Casinomeister has not published a formal rogue classification for Jumpman Gaming, but its public commentary on the network is consistently cautious rather than endorsing.
Vegas Moose itself carries a clean UKGC record and no unresolved AskGamblers complaints at the date of this research. Complaint patterns look meaningfully different at smaller operator groups, and the profile of the Jupiter Gaming casinos roster illustrates how a compact portfolio changes the aggregate signal.
| Source | What Players Praise | What Players Criticise |
|---|---|---|
| Reddit (/r/UKCasinos) | Wager-free spins legacy, fast e-wallet payouts once KYC clears | Post-migration UI feels templated, no live chat |
| Trustpilot (recent 2026 reviews) | Clean bonus terms under new 10x cap, quick registration | Withdrawal delays of 5–17 days when KYC triggers late |
| AskGamblers (limited complaint volume) | No unresolved complaints against Vegas Moose directly | Wider Jumpman network complaint history is heavier |
| Casino Guru (Safety Index 9.3/10, September 2026) | High Safety Index score, clean complaint record | Complaints inherited from broader Jumpman-related brand cluster |
The sentiment pattern makes sense against the operator's network position. Vegas Moose enters the Jumpman network with a strong Casino Guru rating built during its Small Screen era, but the wider network's complaint volume and the 2022 UKGC settlement sit in the background as structural context that a single-brand safety score cannot fully capture. The self-exclusion propagation across the licence works in players' favour for harm-reduction purposes, and against the network's flexibility for anyone who has previously excluded from a sister brand.
A worked example clarifies how the current bonus wagering cap plays out at Vegas Moose. A £20 qualifying deposit unlocks the 50 wager-free spins that survived the transition, valued at £0.10 per spin, giving £5.00 in potential winnings payable in cash with no wagering attached — the wager-free structure is the strongest single carryover from the Small Screen era.
Across the wider Jumpman sister sites the Mega Reel offer applies instead: a £10 deposit unlocks a wheel spin awarding up to 500 free spins on Starburst, converting to bonus funds at 10x wagering with the maximum withdrawable amount capped at lifetime deposits up to a £250 ceiling.
Under UKGC household rules, the welcome offer is one per household across the network. Anyone already registered at Vegas Moose cannot claim a fresh welcome bonus at Amazon Slots, Cop Slots, Aladdin Slots or The Phone Casino, and first-deposit bonuses can only be claimed once every 72 hours across the licence. No standing no-deposit offer applies at Vegas Moose at the date of this research.
The forensic question is not which sibling brand offers the best headline bonus — those are near-identical by design — but which one's underlying execution matches your priorities.
Players focused on regulatory cleanliness should note the 2022 settlement applies uniformly across every Jumpman brand, so within-network differentiation reduces to The Phone Casino for continuity with the Small Screen heritage or Cop Slots for the clearest published bonus structure. Players focused on withdrawal reliability should pick whichever brand they have already completed KYC verification with, since the network shares its verification infrastructure and delays occur when KYC triggers late.
None of the Jumpman brands operate a cross-network loyalty scheme, so tier progression cannot be carried between sister sites. Players who prefer a single-brand operator on a dedicated platform rather than a shared template will find UK-licensed options like the Mr Q sister sites profile a more natural fit than any Jumpman skin.
For slots-first players who value live dealer depth, Casimba on the White Hat Gaming licence delivers a substantially deeper product than any brand on the Vegas Moose licence.
The rest of this profile closes with the head-to-head verdicts.
Within the current network, The Phone Casino is the most defensible pick. It carries the same UKGC record as Vegas Moose, the same shared Small Screen heritage that migrated across in January 2026, and the same platform template — plus a longer public track record dating to 2009. Cop Slots is the runner-up for its unusually clean bonus terms relative to network peers.
Across verified comparable networks, Casimba on the White Hat Gaming licence delivers the deepest single-brand product outside the Jumpman network. Its 3,500-plus title library, full Evolution live dealer suite and independent White Hat compliance footprint make it a genuine alternative rather than another skin.
Casimba on the White Hat Gaming licence stands out as the strongest standalone alternative to the entire Jumpman roster. The White Hat portfolio's smaller brand count and larger per-brand product depth is a deliberately different commercial model, and it directly addresses the templated feel that dominates every Jumpman skin since the Vegas Moose migration.
Vegas Moose sister sites are legitimate UKGC-regulated options with a clean brand-level Casino Guru record and full participation in the national self-exclusion scheme, but the Jumpman network's white-label template means the differentiation between individual brands on the licence is largely cosmetic.
The 2022 £500,000 UKGC settlement is a real piece of structural context that applies to every brand on account 39175 and should be weighed against Vegas Moose's own clean record. The 10x bonus wagering cap introduced in January 2026 has meaningfully improved the fairness of the network's welcome offers, and the Remote Gaming Duty increase on 1 April 2026 continues to reshape which UK operators are willing to hold licences at all.
For players who want to step outside the network entirely, the Space Casino sister sites profile traces one such alternative on a separate UKGC licence.
Complete your KYC verification immediately after registration to avoid withdrawal delays, and confirm that any active self-exclusion scheme covers every brand on the operator's licence before opening a new account.
Last verified: September 2026