Jackpot Wheel Casino Review

Jackpot Wheel falls under the category of the so-called hybrid casinos. Along with the standard payment methods, it also accepts bitcoin. The minimum deposit is $20. The minimum withdrawal is $100, which is a bit on the higher side given the fact that most online casinos allow players to withdraw a minimum of $10 or $20 at worst.

Apart from the bitcoin, Jackpot Wheel also accepts VISA and MasterCard, e-wallets- Skrill, Neteller, EcopayZ, and prepaid paysafecard. Wire transfer and cheques are also among the possible options, but keep in mind that some of the payment methods might not be available for your jurisdiction.

Deposits and withdrawals to Skrill, Neteller, ecopayZ, and bitcoin are free of charge. However, if you choose a cheque or a wire transfer, you will have to pay a fee of $20 or $30, respectively. In addition, it may take around 10 days for the transaction to complete.

There is also a 48-hour reverse period. When you make a withdrawal request, it will remain “pending” for 48 hours. During that time, you can reverse the withdrawal and use your funds to keep playing. This is considered a dodgy practice, as you may not resist the temptation to continue playing instead of cashing out your winnings.

Another thing worthy of mentioning is that the Jackpot Wheel makes payments on Monday and Thursday only, so this might be a dealbreaker for the more impatient among you.

You have 14 days to submit the required paperwork before your first withdrawal request is processed. If you fail to do that, the amount will be reversed into your casino account, and you will have to make yet another withdrawal request.

As a part of the identity verification process, you will also have to go through a phone verification procedure.

We cannot turn a blind eye to the fact that the Jackpot Wheel is yet to clarify some important details regarding the gameplay, but it puts forward creative solutions regarding the debit/ credit card rejections. One of them is to deposit a larger amount as it has a better chance of going through. With all due respect, players should not be encouraged to deposit larger amounts than they can afford.

All transactions are processed in GBP, AUD, NZD, CAD, USD, EUR, DKK, SEK, NOK.

Online gambling legislation has been a hot topic in many countries for quite some time. Reportedly, the United Kingdom Gambling Commission is the strictest gambling regulator. Operators willing to provide their services on the UK gambling market need a UKGC license. Jackpot Wheel, however, is not among those holding such a license. As a matter of fact, the UK is in the list of restricted jurisdictions along with Australia, Curacao, France, Germany, Hungary, Netherlands, South Africa, and the United States. Isn’t it baffling that the casino does not accept players from the UK and Australia but accepts GBP and AUD currencies?

Also, isn’t it confusing that the UK is among the restricted countries, but you can choose the UK from countries’ drop-down menu upon registration? We have tried to open a UK account and we received the following email:

It seems that the Jackpot Wheel somehow complies with the legislative framework and it also sends invitations, whatever the word invitation means here.

As far as security goes, we cannot say for certain how secure the casino is. Yes, it does have a valid SSL certificate, meaning that your passwords and credit card details are protected. However, we could not obtain information about the licenses the Jackpot Wheel holds. We have made several unsuccessful attempts to find out more on the matter. Every time we asked the customer care agents about licensing and regulation, we came to this:

After that, the chat session was immediately terminated by the operator. We could not find such a company holding a MGA license, but if you succeed, please get in touch with us via the contact form.

Sadly, we haven’t explored the customer service competency and friendliness to the core as every question about licensing was followed by a chat session termination. That being said, you can get in touch with them seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Don’t ask any sensitive questions and they will probably treat you better.