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Free Spins No Deposit Casino

You would naturally expect Free Spins No Deposit Casino to do what it sounds like it ought to do based on its description. It does to an extent, but probably not the extent you were hoping for. The sum total of no-deposit free spins available to players at this specifically named online casino is a mere five. That feels stingy, and what makes it worse is the fact that you can get more no-deposit free spins at quite a few of the other Gladiator Bet sister sites, none of which make such a big song and dance about the fact that they do it. There isn’t much to the casino beyond the name and the offer – it’s a cookie-cutter Jumpman Gaming Limited casino of the kind that almost every iGaming site on this platform is – and yes, we include Gladiator Bet in that.

Dream Bingo

Dream Bingo and Gladiator Bet share the fact that both joined the Jumpman Gaming Limited platform in 2024, but their backgrounds differ significantly. Gladiator Bet was introduced as a completely new casino, while Dream Bingo is one of the few members of the Gladiator Bet sister sites family that had a previous life before becoming part of the Jumpman network. Originally, Dream Bingo was owned by Betway Limited. It always seemed out of place there and was largely ignored for years until the white-label operators finally gave up on Betway, probably looking for a better opportunity elsewhere. One major flaw with Dream Bingo in its old home was the absence of actual bingo games—thankfully, this issue has been resolved in its new setup. It’s a whole new site, and few people would disagree that it’s a better one, but it still suffers from all the same weaknesses as the other sites on this network.

Deal or No Deal Casino

Some of you might remember playing at Deal or No Deal Casino years ago, but you’ve never played at this version of Deal or No Deal Casino. The original official iGaming site of the game show brand launched over a decade ago when Noel Edmonds still presented the show on television. It disappeared after the show went off-air, but as you’ll no doubt be aware, it’s now back as a prime-time ITV game show presented by Stephen Mulhern. Once the show came back, so did the online casino. The branding partnership automatically makes Deal or No Deal Casino one of the biggest Gladiator Bet sister sites just because of the free marketing it benefits from and the familiarity of its well-established brand, and the theming of the site is thorough. However, the content is still cloned from all the other Jumpman casinos, so it’s no better or worse.

SpinWin Slots

New casinos keep cropping up on the Jumpman Gaming platform, with Gladiator Bet sister sites appearing almost as frequently as buses. Depending on your local bus service, that might not sound like high praise, but you get the point. SpinWin Slots made its debut on the Jumpman Gaming scene in June 2024, offering more of the features that fans of this operator have come to expect. This includes swift sign-ups, seamless access to top-tier slots and casino games, and one of the more attractive welcome bonuses you’ll encounter across this operator’s copy-and-paste network. While it doesn’t bring anything particularly fresh to the table, we never expect any new addition to the Jumpman platform to do so – it’s just not the way things work on this network. SpinWin Slots is solidly constructed, filled with games, and provides another reliable option for those who appreciate what Jumpman Gaming offers.

Nation Bingo

There are, as of the time of writing, more than one hundred and fifty Gladiator Bet sister sites on the Jumpman Gaming Limited platform. Roughly half of those sites are bingo sites. Given how similar all of those bingo sites are, you’d find it extremely difficult to make a case for adding yet another bingo site to the network, but nobody told that to Jumpman’s white-label partners when they came up with the idea of launching Nation Bingo in August 2024. Bingo is indeed a national pastime in the UK, but the theme of Nation Bingo is bland, and it doesn’t do anything that we haven’t already seen dozens of times across the bingo sites on this network. There’s nothing at Nation Bingo that comes even close to being a unique selling point, and we suspect it will end up being lost in the crowd for that very reason.

Can Gladiator Bet Be Trusted?

★★★★★

Gladiator Bet has received a two-star trust rating.

1. Licences and Fines	Gladiator Bet holds a licence from the UK Gambling Commission, though its operator was fined in 2022.
2. Accepts UK Players?	Yes, UK players are welcome.
3. Trustpilot Rating	Not available – there aren’t enough user reviews yet.
4. Operator Details	Operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited, headquartered in Alderney.
5. Bonus Terms	Wagering requirements are very high, set at 65x.
6. Customer Service	Support is only available via a web form – no live chat option.
7. Withdrawal Methods & Times	Withdrawals can be made using debit cards, Skrill, PayPal, and Neteller, but they take at least four days to process.
8. Number of Sister Sites	Nearly 200 Gladiator Bet sister sites are available, all under the Jumpman Gaming platform.
9. Game Selection	Around a thousand slot games, plus bingo and live dealer options.
10. Is It on GamStop?	Yes, Gladiator Bet is part of the GamStop programme.
Overall Rating >	★★★★★ – 2/5 Stars

Gladiator Bet Review 2024

When we heard that Jumpman Gaming Limited was adding a new Gladiator-themed online casino in August 2024, we were initially excited about the idea of a casino themed around the revived ITV series “Gladiators.” We’re still a little disappointed that this didn’t turn out to be the case, but Gladiator Bet still has an impressive theme for a Jumpman-operated casino, taking inspiration from the mighty gladiators of ancient Rome and basing its whole personality around that idea. Is Gladiator Bet strong enough to conquer the stifling Jumpman Gaming template and present us with something new and interesting? We’ll know by the time we’re done with this review.

Gladiator Bet Welcome Offers

The sign-up offer, prominently displayed on Gladiator Bet’s homepage as you can see in the screenshot above, gives new players a chance to win up to 500 free spins on the site’s current top slot game—Gold Blitz, at the time of this review. To take part, you simply need to deposit £10 into your new account and spin the “Mega Reel” that appears. Whatever the reel lands on is your prize, though it’s likely to be fewer bonus spins on a different slot game. Even if you manage to hit the jackpot and win all 500 spins, any winnings you earn will need to be wagered sixty-five times before you can withdraw them. This is an excessively high wagering requirement, nearly double what you’d expect at most UK-based online casinos. The chances of actually turning this bonus into real cash are pretty slim.

Other Promotions

Part and parcel of being a Jumpman Gaming casino means coming with a lot of promotions and bonuses, although not all of those bonuses are of the same quality, and not all of them last for long. The casino’s “Promotions” page is updated every week, and if you haven’t been to Gladiator Bet for a while it will always be worth checking to see what’s changed since you were last there. The biggest of the ongoing promotions is the casino’s trophy system, which sees players awarded virtual trophies for taking part in challenges set by Gladiator Bet itself. For every five trophies a player is able to bag, another spin of the Mega Reel is awarded.

There are two hundred trophies to be collected in total at Gladiator Bet. Bagging the full set makes you a member of the casino’s 200 Club, at which point you’ll get an Amazon voucher and some more special rewards. In theory, you could have unlocked twenty thousand free spins from your spins of the Mega Reel by that point, but you’ll still need to get past that x65 wagering requirement to take anything of value from them. There’s also a Rewards Reel at Gladiator Bet that can be played free of charge once per day, but even that is subject to those same harsh restrictions.

What are the Pros and Cons of Gladiator Bet?

Pros: Some of the promotions available at Gladiator Bet are free to play, which means you can get things out of this casino without putting anything in. It’s a fast-loading, good-looking iGaming site with a strong theme, and it does a good job of putting its best content on its homepage for one-click access.

Cons: Any joy that might be extracted from any of the bonuses here is ruined by the completely unreasonable wagering requirements that players are expected to put up with. There’s no live customer support, withdrawals move at a snail’s pace by modern standards, and the operator has been fined by the UK Gambling Commission in the recent past.

Top Games at Gladiator Bet

As we were at pains to point out while we were talking about the Gladiator Bet sister sites, the similarities between the casinos and bingo sites on this platform are extensive. Gladiator Bet comes with the same portfolio as all of the rest of them – about one thousand slots, a selection of bingo games, a few scratchcards and a small fleet of live dealer games. However, there was an opportunity here for the casino to go in a new direction with the content on its homepage. The themes of ancient Rome and its gladiators have been used in dozens of online slots over the years, and Gladiator Bet has access to most of them. It could have found room on its homepage for a feature set of them. Unfortunately, it couldn’t be bothered.

The “top picks” at Gladiator Bet can be found directly beneath the enormous banner that advertises the sign-up offer, and they’re a familiar, uninspired set. Only eleven slots have been selected for prominence, and from them, two are entries in the Big Bass Bonanza series, two are variants of Sugar Rush, two are variants of Gates of Olympus and another two are variants of Sweet Bonanza. The other three are Fire Strike 2, Piggy Blitz and Starburst. By being so lazy with these picks, Gladiator Bet has somehow managed to make a portfolio of one thousand slots seem boring.

Withdrawal Processing & Support

The 2020s are rolling past us at quite a pace, with half the decade already gone. Sadly, Jumpman Gaming has yet to begin them. The service standards of Jumpman Gaming casinos belong to a bygone era, and the withdrawal process at Gladiator Bet stands as a testament to that. The choice of methods isn’t bad – players can use debit cards, bank transfers, or one of three e-wallets (Skrill, PayPal, Neteller), but wait times are long. It might take 72 hours for Gladiator Bet to get around to approving your withdrawal request, after which further delays may then apply depending on your selected method. That means a minimum four-day turnaround for e-wallet withdrawals, and potentially a whole seven days for debit card withdrawals. That’s nowhere near good enough.

Customer Services & Licensing

Everything we said about the archaic service standards of Jumpman Gaming sites also applies to the provision of customer service at Gladiator Bet. You can’t access live support here via any method – there’s no phone number, and there’s no live chat. Instead, all you have is a contact form, and a vague promise that someone will get back to you within 48 hours. There’s not even an email address to contact. It’s not very reassuring, and if you have a pressing issue, it’s bound to be very frustrating.

The licence that covers Gladiator Bet is held by Jumpman Gaming Limited with the UK Gambling Commission under account no. 39175, and extends to cover all of the Gladiator Bet sister sites. It’s not a clean licence, though. The regulator had cause to fine Jumpman Gaming £500,000 in May 2022 after finding fault with the company’s handling of AML processes, and also in its interactions with customers at risk of problem gambling.

Gladiator Bet – The Verdict

Gladiator Bet has a stronger and more attractive look than the other Jumpman Gaming sites. That alone is a good reason to go here rather than elsewhere on the same network so long as you’re prepared to put up with this operator’s dismal standards of service. We have no idea why you’d put up with those standards, though. We live in an age where same-day withdrawals are the norm, live chat customer support is the bare minimum expectation, and wagering requirements should never exceed x35. Gladiator Bet is slow at processing withdrawals, barely provides any customer support, and imposes unrealistic wagering requirements on its bonus offers. There are quite literally hundreds of better online casinos.