7Jackpots Casino Review

It seems like the developers of 7Jackpots CAsino strived to make at least “something,” but not a serious casino. So, they did it well - they created something with a decent game library powered by more than 20 software providers (Microgaming, IGT, NetEnt, etc.). However, this “something” fails almost in all other aspects. Their banking system is bad due to low withdrawal limits, and the Welcome Bonus (a 100% match bonus up to €100 plus ten free spins on your first deposit) goes with a plenty of stupid requirements. You will have to wager the bonus plus deposit amount freaking 30 times, while your winnings will be capped at 4x the bonus gained.

7Jackpots Casino was established in 2016. Currently, it has licenses from both the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority and the UK Gambling Commission. They also use the SSL technology, which encodes all your sensitive data, so that no one can get to it.

There is nothing special about their website, except the curious leprechauns, which look like elderly alcoholics.

The website design is just a tasteless shit. There is nothing special, except the curious leprechauns, which look like elderly alcoholics. Their orange-and-red color combination will make your eyes hurt. Thankfully, the T&Cs are readable, at least.

Banking: The selection of the withdrawal options is decent, as you may use Visa, MasterCard, Neteller, Skrill, Paysafecard, Trustly, and a couple of less popular services. However, the payout limits spoiled our impression of their banking system. You can withdraw up to €2,000 per day, and only up to €5,000 per month. Moreover, it seems that these limitations are also applied to the jackpot winnings.

Customer Support: There are also a couple of ways to contact their support team. You may write an email, phone or use the live chat. They haven’t specified their working hours. However, the live chat was working when we tried to get in touch with them late at night.

Software and Game Variety

The games at 7Jackpots Casino are provided by a whole bunch of software developers (over 20 of them): Microgaming, IGT, NetEnt, Big Time Gaming,  Aristocrat, NextGen Gaming, and many others. Unfortunately, the number of software providers impresses more than the variety of games. Overall, there are around 400 game titles to choose from. They don’t even have a single video poker title. However, the game lobby is more or less convenient - you can use several game filters and a search bar. Let’s get to the point and have a look at some of their games:

• Slots: Starburst, Aloha! Cluster Pays, Wolf Cub, Gonzo’s Quest;
• Jackpots: Winstar, Top Cat, Wolf Run, Divine Fortune, Siberian Storm Jackpot;
• Table Games: Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Punto Banco, Pontoon;
• Other Games: Best of British, Cave Raiders, Candy Swap.

The number of software providers impresses more than their variety of games.

Mobile and Live Gaming

Mobile version is also not a thing to be proud of. There are the same design and almost the same interface, which do not help you but drive you mad.

The live casino is nice, with dozens of options to choose from. These include Blackjack, Roulette, Dream Catcher, Baccarat, Casino Hold’em, and some other titles.

Bonuses and Promotions

7Jackpots Casino welcomes you with a three-tier bonus pack. It works like this:

• First Deposit: a 100% match bonus up to €100 plus 10 free spins on Cleopatra;
• Second: a 100% match reward up to €150 plus 25 free spins on Cleopatra;
• Third: a 50% match up to €250 plus 65 more free spins on Cleopatra.

You should wager the sum of bonus and deposit amount 30 times to get an ability to cash out. The free spins winnings should also be wagered 30 times. Note that the winnings gained from this bonus are capped at 4x the bonus amount gained. Moreover, only the bets made with bonus funds count towards the wagering requirements while your real cash will be deducted first. Want some more? The maximum allowed bet is €5. It was really hard to find a bonus worse than this one, but we did it, and the winner is Vernons Casino. Horray! Well, not actually a winner...