Tumble Wins

Tumble Wins Sister Sites 2024

Tumble Wins is owned and operated by a company based in Curacao, which is the internet equivalent of a black hole when it comes to information. The deeper you go looking for details about the companies based there, the more you’re engulfed by darkness. We know very little about Entertainment Planets B.V., which is the name of the business behind Tumble Wins, but we do know that they don’t appear to operate any other casinos besides Tumble Wins. What does that mean in basic terms? It means there aren’t any Tumble Wins sister sites for us to tell you about here.

This might not always be the case. Our research indicates that in March 2024, Entertainment Planets B.V. registered a trademark for “Poker Planets.” There’s no website for Poker Planets yet, but we assume that there was a purpose behind the filing. It could well be that there are new casinos or other iGaming sites in development with Entertainment Planets B.V., and we’ll see the fruits of their labour in the near future. If that happens, we’ll happily update this page and list any and all new Tumble Wins sister sites here. In the meantime, we’ve got the most comprehensive review of Tumble Wins you’ll find anywhere on the internet.

Tumble Wins Casino Key Information

Name	Tumble Wins Casino.
Web Address	tumblewins.com
Number of Sister Sites	There are no Tumble Wins sister sites at present.
Top Sister Sites	N/A.
Operator Name	Entertainment Planets B.V. of Curacao.
Licensing Status	Unlicensed.
Bonus Terms	x15 wagering on bonuses.
Contact Email	[email protected]
Trustpilot Score	N/A – Not enough reviews.
Payment Terms	Unclear.

Tumble Wins Casino Review 2024

Tumble Wins Casino first appeared in the second half of 2024. Its name makes it sound like a Cerberlot N.V. casino, and the entire “About Us” section is copied and pasted from several Cerberlot N.V. casinos with the name of the casino switched to “Tumble Wins,” but the casino insists that it belongs to Entertainment Planets B.V., so we’ll take it at its word. That means the people behind Tumble Wins are plagiarists rather than being Cerberlot N.V. in disguise. It’s not the most impressive-looking casino we’ve ever seen, but many an average-looking casino has turned out to be a hit. Will Tumble Wins be another? Let’s review it and see.

Tumble Wins Casino Welcome Offers

The welcome promotion is the biggest draw that Tumble Wins has. It trumpets it right at the top of its otherwise plain-looking homepage, where it’s clearly advertised as being worth up to £5000. Sadly, that isn’t true. When you visit the Promotions page of the casino, you’ll find that first deposits are matched at 250% up to £1000, second deposits are matched at 100% up to £750, and third deposits are matched at 100% up to £1250. That’s the end of the welcome bonus, so that’s a grand total of £3000, not £5000.

The stupidest thing about the promotion is that if it had been advertised correctly, it would have been a good one. The wagering requirement attached to the bonus is only x15, and £3000 in bonus cash with an x15 wagering requirement is a very good offer. Instead, potential new players are likely to be left disappointed by the missing £2000 they were promised.

Ongoing Promotions

Plenty of international casinos offer VIP schemes and massive ongoing promotions. Some of them even promise to give away luxury goods and cars. Tumble Wins doesn’t work that way. There’s no VIP scheme here – only a weekly selection of deposit bonuses that every player can claim. There’s a 50% match up to £250 on Mondays, 50% up to £500 on Wednesdays, 80% up to £500 on Fridays, and 100% up to £1250 on Saturdays. The wagering requirements remain unchanged from the welcome promotion, sticking at a perfectly reasonable x15.

It hasn’t escaped our attention that the combined potential value of the weekly deposit bonuses is £2000, and if you add £2000 to the £3000 of the welcome promotion, you get the £5000 figure that’s advertised on the homepage. However, weekly bonuses aren’t the same thing as welcome bonuses. If the intention was for players to add all the deposit bonuses up, the casino should have made it a lot clearer.

What are the Pros and Cons of Tumble Wins Casino?

Pros: Inaccurate advertising aside, the welcome promotion at Tumble Wins is very solid. So are the ongoing bonuses. Wagering requirements of x15 make the terms of the bonuses fair, so there’s a decent chance of players being able to bank real cash so long as the casino holds up its end of the bargain. There’s a decent portfolio of slots here, too.

Cons: Getting the total value of your welcome promotion wrong on the homepage of your casino website is a pretty big and basic error and destroys the site’s attempts to build trust with potential players straight out of the gate. The entire site feels amateurish, with poor-quality English, and whole pages of text content that have been copied and pasted from other casinos. The information about withdrawal processing is especially unclear, and the casino doesn’t have any licenses.

Top Games at Tumble Wins Casino

Tumble Wins Casino makes a very big deal out of the fact that it hosts slots and games from Pragmatic Play. There’s a banner advertising Pragmatic Play next to the welcome bonus advert on the homepage, and almost all the “Top Games” that appear on the homepage come from that particular provider. There’s quite a lot more to Tumble Wins, though, including a live casino. The games in the live casino mostly come from Ezugi rather than more respected providers like Evolution Gaming, but having some live games is definitely better than having no live games.

The top slots game at Tumble Wins is Gates of Olympus 1000, which shouldn’t come as a surprise to you given what we’ve just said about the casino’s promotion of Pragmatic Play. Other Pragmatic Play slots in the spotlight at this casino include Rise of Merlin, Book of Tut: Megaways, Zeus vs Hades: Gods of War and Starlight Princess 1000. There are still some slots from other providers squeezed into the spotlight space, though, including Starburst by NetEnt, Book of Dead by Play’n Go, and Pink Elephants by Thunderkick. Overall, the depth and variety of the Tumble Wins portfolio is good.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

The casino tells us practically nothing on this front. There’s no banking or payments page at Tumble Wins, and no FAQ. There aren’t even any payment provider logos for us to look at and make assumptions based on. Even the wording of the casino’s full terms and conditions is very vague, saying only that (direct quote) “your withdrawal could be reviewed within 36 hours.” The use of “could be” doesn’t inspire much confidence, and we have no clarity on which methods are allowed. Passing reference is made to cryptocurrencies and e-wallets, but not which coins or which wallets.

Customer Support and Licensing

The “Contact Us” page at Tumble Wins suggests that live chat should be available on a 24/7 basis. We couldn’t find any way to access live chat at all. That leaves the three email addresses that Tumble Wins provides – [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected]. There’s no information anywhere on the Tumble Wins website about licences, so accordingly, we presume it to be unlicensed. If there are any Tumble Wins sister sites out there, they’re probably also unlicensed.

Tumble Wins Casino – The Verdict

There are just too many red flags here for us to be comfortable suggesting that anybody should give Tumble Wins a try. It’s a no-go casino for players in the UK anyway on account of it not having a UKGC licence, but we think it’s too big a risk for players anywhere. From the lack of information about withdrawal processing, the basic mistake made with the welcome bonus and the copied-and-pasted “About Us” section, Tumble Wins comes across like a fly-by-night operation. If we deposited money here, we wouldn’t be confident about ever seeing it again.