RIP Jackpot.com in the UK
Degen
6 months ago
One of my favourite casinos Jackpot.com is now shutting shop and saying “no thanks” to the UK. I’m not a big slotter so I don’t really care that they get their new slots late and aren’t max RTP across the board, (although the do have plenty of high RTP slots available for wagering purposes) but they were really good with the Live Casino and table game bonuses. I guess the new UK regs were too much for them, and expect this is the start of another mass exodus.
@iguanabob new UK tax rules for iGaming are absurd from what I heard. You won't want to play on a UK casino anyway soon. RTP like 87% or something.
@apache
I don't really have much choice. I live here, I gots to gamble and I'm not going to some dodgy cryptocrap site.
@iguanabob I live in the US so I have to go through VPN friendly, mostly crypto based casinos if I want to play. Here is a few reliable casino for me: gamdom, tsars, casinia and royspins. Those casions are works fine and I never had any payout issue with them.
@mrclean Not for me mate but thanks for the advice.
One of my favourite casinos Jackpot.com is now shutting shop and saying “no thanks” to the UK. I’m not a big slotter so I don’t really care that they get their new slots late and aren’t max RTP across the board, (although the do have plenty of high RTP slots https://casinomate3.com/ available for wagering purposes) but they were really good with the Live Casino and table game bonuses. I guess the new UK regs were too much for them, and expect this is the start of another mass exodus.
That’s unfortunate — it sounds like Jackpot.com offered strong live casino and table game options that set them apart. Stricter UK regulations are clearly pushing some operators out, and this could signal more departures from the market soon.