Rainbow Spins Review
Rainbow Spins is the closest thing its platform has to an everything-site. Slots, Megaways, jackpot games, blackjack and roulette in both video and live dealer form, and a full bingo lobby behind it — all on one account, one login, one balance.
Live dealer tables in particular set it apart. Most bingo-branded sites in this family don't merchandise a casino at all, so if you like the idea of a few hands of blackjack with a real croupier between bingo games, this is the one that actually offers it.
Everything below is verified from Rainbow Spins' own pages and FAQs, or from platform facts confirmed across its siblings. The current offer renders beside this review — we don't print bonus figures, and with this brand in particular you'll want to read the live terms rather than any headline.
Who's running it
The footer: "Rainbow Spins is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited which is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 39175", with the Alderney Gambling Control Commission covering players outside Great Britain. Active Bingo (Remote) and Casino (Remote) licences, on the register since November 2014.
Jumpman is a white-label operator running a large portfolio on one platform — the full map is on our Jumpman bingo sites page.
Small but real point in its favour: Rainbow Spins publishes its own support address, support@rainbowspins.com, alongside the network one. The desk behind it is shared, but a branded inbox is more than most sister sites bother with.
Worth knowing what the licence actually enforces: we've unpacked the testing regime behind UK bingo games, including why a game legally cannot adjust its odds to your play.
The games
This is the broadest use of the Jumpman library we've seen, mostly because Rainbow Spins actually puts the casino side in the window instead of hiding it. Slots include the titles the brand is practically named for — Rainbow Riches and 9 Pots of Gold get top billing — alongside the standard roster of Microgaming, Scientific Games, NetEnt, Eyecon, Pragmatic Play and Playtech.
Megaways games get their own section, so do jackpots, and the live dealer blackjack and roulette hold up properly on a phone, which isn't a given on white-label casino skins. Slingo is thin here, as it is network-wide.
The bingo is the full network offering: 90-ball and 80-ball, plus Animingo, Bingo Blast, Country Road, Diamond Dazzle, Heavy Weight, Spring Sprinkles, Super Heavy Weight and Zoom Room. Those rooms are pooled across every Jumpman brand, so they're busy and the pots build — you're not playing bingo in an empty room just because the site leads with slots.
No 75-ball, which is standard for this platform. Our format comparison covers what that changes.
Where a lot of players arrive from
Worth knowing how you might have got here. When Jumpman closes one of its brands, Rainbow Spins is where departing players get pointed — both the Cash Arcade and Viking Bingo closure notices name it directly, describing it as "our other brand".
If that's you, the good news is that the bingo you played at the old site is the same bingo running here, in the same rooms, under the same names. You haven't lost your game. It's still a commercial redirection within one company rather than independent advice, so it's worth a look around before you settle — but as landing spots go, this is a well-stocked one.
Money in, money out — and how to keep it smooth
Debit Card, PayPal, Paysafe Card, Pay by Mobile, Skrill and Neteller, GBP only, £10 minimum deposit.
Deposit with something that can pay you back out. Pay by Mobile carries a £2.50 transaction fee and can't receive withdrawals — PayPal or a debit card works both ways.
Verify the day you join, and if you've arrived from a closed site with a balance to move, do it before anything else. Photo ID, proof of address dated within three months, card photo with the middle eight digits covered, about three working days to review. The clock on your first withdrawal doesn't start until you're verified.
Once you are, a withdrawal enters a 72-hour pending period, then arrives in one to three working days per the FAQs or up to five per the terms. One quirk to plan around: the Mega Reel promotional feature wants a larger qualifying deposit and isn't available while a withdrawal is pending, so if you're cashing out, do that first and come back to promotions after.
Support
Live chat 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday. Email support@rainbowspins.com or support@jumpmangaming.com, two business days target, complaints to complaints@jumpmangaming.com. There's a Facebook page and a contact form, and no phone line.
Catch them in the working day for a live answer; outside it, email and expect a next-working-day reply.
What players say — read the offer terms here
Rainbow Spins has a substantial pile of Trustpilot reviews and the complaints are unusually focused. It isn't the games or the day-to-day running that upsets people — it's the welcome offer.
By some distance the loudest recurring theme, and the clearest single pattern in all the player research we did across this platform, is a gap between a very large headline free-spins number and what people found they could actually use, combined with a wagering multiple steep enough that reviewers describe the winnings as effectively out of reach. Slow withdrawal processing comes second, well behind.
This is exactly why we don't print bonus figures. A headline spin count tells you very little; the wagering multiple and the conversion cap tell you everything, and both sit in the verified terms displayed beside the offer. Read those two numbers here before you deposit and you'll have a realistic picture — which, judging by the reviews, is most of the difference between players who enjoy this site and players who don't.
What we like
- The most complete offering on the platform — slots, Megaways, jackpots, live dealer tables and full bingo on one account
- Live blackjack and roulette, which most bingo-branded siblings don't offer at all
- Its own support email address rather than only the shared network inbox
- Busy shared bingo rooms, so the bingo is real rather than decorative
- Well-built on mobile, including the live tables
- Broad payments including PayPal, Paysafe, Skrill and Neteller
- Properly licensed under an active UKGC account covering both bingo and casino
Worth knowing before you join
- Player reviews concentrate heavily on a gap between the headline welcome offer and its real terms — check the wagering multiple and conversion cap before depositing
- Bingo is a couple of clicks in, despite being fully stocked
- Withdrawals hold for 72 hours before processing, then one to three working days (terms say up to five)
- The Mega Reel is unavailable while a withdrawal is pending
- Live chat is weekdays 9am–4pm, with no phone line
- Pay by Mobile deposits carry a £2.50 fee and can't receive withdrawals
- Being the operator's default destination for closed sites is a commercial arrangement, not a recommendation
Rainbow Spins, briefly answered
Does Rainbow Spins have bingo?
Yes — the standard Jumpman offering, 90-ball and 80-ball plus the shared themed rooms, even though the site presents itself as a casino.
Who operates it?
Jumpman Gaming Limited, under UK Gambling Commission account 39175 with active remote bingo and casino licences.
Why does Cash Arcade point here?
Because both are Jumpman brands and Rainbow Spins is the operator's chosen destination for players from its closed sites. It's an internal redirection rather than independent advice.
Are the free spins as good as advertised?
That's the most common complaint about this site. Reviewers repeatedly describe a shortfall between the headline number and what's usable, plus steep wagering. Read the wagering multiple and conversion cap in the terms shown with the current offer.
How long do withdrawals take?
Verified account: 72 hours pending, then one to three working days per the FAQs or up to five per the terms.
Does it have live dealer games?
Yes — blackjack and roulette in live dealer as well as video, which is unusual among the bingo-branded sites on this platform.
The verdict
Rainbow Spins suits the player who doesn't want to choose. If you like moving between a slots session, a few hands of live blackjack and a bingo room in the same evening without logging into three different sites, nothing else on this platform comes close — and the live tables genuinely work on a phone.
Go in with your eyes on the offer terms rather than the headline, verify when you join, and deposit with a method that can pay you back out. Do that and you've got the broadest games range in the family at your disposal. The current offer and its verified terms are displayed beside this review — and our best bingo sites page is there if you'd like to compare before you commit. If it's the slots catalogue pulling you, Space Wins is worth a look too.