The 24Spin Casino sister sites in a nutshell
24Spin Casino runs as a white label on Jumpman Gaming Limited’s Gambling Commission licence, which covers 149 live brands including HeySpin, The Phone Casino, Vegas Moose, Cheeky Casino and Zeus Bingo.
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At a glance
Brand
24Spin Casino at 24spin.com
Operator
Jumpman Gaming Limited of Alderney, running it as a white label
UKGC licence
Account 39175, casino and bingo, active since 2014; no regulatory actions
History
Ex-AG Communications; one of two AG names to reappear on this licence
Welcome offer
Up to 500 spins on Starburst; a no-deposit route and a funded Mega Reel route
Best sister sites
HeySpin, The Phone Casino, Vegas Moose, Cheeky Casino and Zeus Bingo
Payments
Debit card, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, Pay by Mobile; £2.50 fee per deposit
Last checked
1 September 2026
The five 24Spin Casino sister sites profiles below start with the licence’s other AG Communications survivor and its other famous import, then sample the white-label crowd and the operator’s own bingo wing.
HeySpin
- The other survivor: The only brand besides 24Spin Casino to make the AG-to-Jumpman crossing, which makes these two shipmates rather than mere stablemates.
- Twenty spins to start: Its headline sign-up deal is a flat 20 free spins, a fixed number where 24Spin Casino spins a wheel for up to 500.
- Same caps underneath: £10 minimum fund, 10x bonus wagering and the £250 lifetime-deposits cash-out ceiling, the licence’s standard small print.
- Coin-and-spade badge: A gold-on-charcoal look that kept its old-market slickness through the move.
- Best use: The natural first comparison; the same history as 24Spin Casino with a guaranteed number instead of a gamble on the way in.
The Phone Casino
- A fellow import: The licence’s other famous arrival from elsewhere, having switched networks before 24Spin Casino made its own move.
- No deposit, no wheel: Its 20 free spins arrive for confirming a verified debit card alone; the network’s simplest no-deposit taster.
- Mobile-first heritage: Built around phone play from its name down, where 24Spin Casino has a generic night-lights look.
- Same machinery: The £2.50 deposit fee and the licence’s verification process apply here exactly as they do at its sister sites.
- Best use: Trying this family without depositing and without leaving the welcome bonus to a prize wheel.
Vegas Moose
- The white-label standout: A cartoon moose in sunglasses fronting the same casino template, a strong personality where 24Spin Casino keeps things anonymous.
- No-deposit spins too: Its homepage sells free spins without a deposit, the same offer 24Spin Casino reaches through its card-verification route.
- Born on this licence: A Jumpman native with no previous address, unlike the two imports in this set.
- Standard family sums: The 10x wagering and the lifetime-deposit cash-out cap apply as everywhere on the platform.
- Best use: The 24Spin Casino sister site for players who’d like the same deal delivered with a joke and antlers.
Cheeky Casino
- Mega Reel as the headline: Promotes the licence’s signature spinner as a draw on its homepage, the funded wheel 24Spin Casino offers as its second sign-up route.
- Devil-horns branding: A purple logo with wings and a tail, one of the operator’s more committed personalities.
- Instant games angle: Pitches itself around instant-win play alongside the usual slots lineup.
- The usual entry price: £10 minimum funding and the same cash-out ceilings as its sister sites, £2.50 fee included.
- Best use: Wheel-spinners who want the Mega Reel as the main event rather than one of two doors.
Zeus Bingo
- From the operator’s own brands: One of Jumpman’s eighteen self-operated brands rather than a white label, which shows where the operator’s attention lies.
- The same spinner, different game: Its sign-up wheel pays up to 500 free spins on Sahara Riches, 24Spin Casino’s offer with a regional twist.
- Bingo attached: Brings the operator’s bingo rooms forward where 24Spin Casino leads with slots alone.
- Mauve mythology: Lightning-bolt branding on plum, a rare colour scheme in this crowd.
- Best use: Adding scheduled bingo sessions to the same slots portfolio and small print.
How this 24Spin Casino review was made
Every claim here comes from a source I can point you at, so you can judge the page on its evidence. My full approach is on the About Us page.
Rob Hill
Personally tested from a UK connection. I read the site through its own menus, promotions, and terms; checked the operator’s UK licence; read the domain tables in full and cross-referenced them to establish the migration; read the old licensee’s regulatory actions tab for specifics; and opened all five profiled sister sites the same day. Account opened, deposit made.
1 September 2026, on a Windows laptop using Google Chrome
Jumpman Gaming Limited, named in the site’s own terms and footer, registered at La Corvee House, Alderney; 24Spin Casino is in the licence’s white-label group.
39175, casino and bingo licences active since 1 November 2014; 24spin.com listed as an active white label. Formerly on AG Communications Limited’s licence 39483, where it’s now marked inactive.
The live 24Spin Casino site: homepage, promotions, FAQ, full terms and conditions and footer; the Gambling Commission register entries for accounts 39175 and 39483, including both full domain tables and the latter’s regulatory actions tab; the live sites of HeySpin, The Phone Casino, Vegas Moose, Cheeky Casino and Zeus Bingo; Trustpilot; google.co.uk results for the brand name.
1 September 2026, first published version
A generic name over the network’s usual template
24Spin Casino doesn’t do mascots. The look is blurred slot-machine lights over a dark background; the name promises spinning around the clock; and that’s the whole pitch: one anonymous face in the white-label crowd, closer to a trading name than a brand. The interesting part is the machinery behind it. The featured row includes the network’s greatest hits, Big Bass Splash, Fluffy Favourites, Starburst, Big Bass Bonanza and Golden Winner, alongside The Racaroon 2, the network’s own signature raccoon slot, with Pirots 5, Gold Blitz Ultimate, Fishin’ Frenzy and 9 Pots of Gold a row below. The menu splits Club, Offers, Wheel and Inbox in the family’s standard arrangement, and the games search covers the shared several-thousand-title library. As at some of its newer sister sites, there’s no full list of providers available, so the line-up sells itself by title rather than by supplier.
The Daily Wheel, the network’s current bonus fixture, gives one spin a day, and the ongoing promo schedule matches the 24Spin sister sites: Fluffy Fridays offers £250 every Friday evening, a rotating monthly giveaway enters you into cash draws for wagering on a featured slot, the year-long Drops & Wins campaign carries its £25,000,000 pool, and two deposit-triggered wheels, the PRO Free Spins offer from £20 and the Turbo Reel from £100, sit above the standard machinery for bigger deposits. Every one of those rewards funnels through the same cash-out ceiling: bonus funds become withdrawable cash only up to your lifetime deposits, at most £250.
One brand, two registers: 24Spin Casino’s history
The UK Gambling Commission register tells 24Spin Casino’s history in two entries. On AG Communications Limited’s entry, 24spin.com sits at the top of a list of 76 retired domains, every one marked inactive, the fossil record of an operator that withdrew from the British market in 2026. That list reads like a who’s-who of the 2010s casino boom: Karamba, Hopa, Magic Red, Casino Luck, Play Frank, Kaiser Slots. The same account’s regulatory actions tab shows why the name carried baggage: a settlement dated 4 February 2025, under which AG Communications paid £1,407,834 in lieu of a financial penalty, plus divestment and the Commission’s costs, for anti-money-laundering and social-responsibility failings spanning 2022 to 2024, self-exclusion and customer interaction provisions among them. That action is specific to the operator 24Spin Casino left behind, not to its new home, but it’s the context for the exodus.
24Spin isn’t the only casino on the Jumpman network that’s made this journey in recent times: I cross-referenced all 76 retired AG domains against Jumpman’s latest list, and exactly two reappear there, 24spin.com and heyspin.com, both in the white-label table. The rest of the AG diaspora is scattered across the industry, several to networks reviewed on this site, which makes 24Spin Casino one half of the smallest landing party.
Ownership and licensing
Jumpman Gaming Limited is named in 24Spin Casino’s terms and its footer, registered in Alderney and licensed by the Gambling Commission for remote casino and bingo since 1 November 2014, with no regulatory actions on its record and customer funds held in segregated accounts that its terms describe, against the Commission’s definitions, as not protected in the event of insolvency, the basic tier and the market’s most common arrangement.
UKGC Licensed, Jumpman Gaming Limited (39175), click to verify
Bonuses: one spinner, two ways in
The welcome offer is the licence’s up-to-500-spins lottery on Starburst, and 24Spin Casino sells it through two routes, whose differences are worth understanding before you choose. The homepage banner offers the spin with no deposit at all, against a verified debit card, with 10x wagering on winnings and a cash-out ceiling of £50 for accounts that have never deposited. The promotions page sells the same wheel as the Mega Reel for funded players, £10 minimum to join and £20 or more to earn a spin per the FAQ, where the ceiling rises to your lifetime deposits, capped at £250. Same wheel, different ceilings: the free look is properly free, but also firmly capped.
Both routes share fine print that merits reading closely. The terms class the Mega Reel and its cousins as games of chance and note they “may be offered to you for free, or you may be invited to pay a small fee”, so a paid wheel spin can appear where a free one stood. Bonus funds wager at 10x, inside the UK cap, and nothing converts beyond the ceilings above, which reprices every big number on the page: win the full 500 spins having never deposited, and £50 is the most that can ever reach your bank. The deposit-triggered extras, the PRO Free Spins offer at £20 and the Turbo Reel’s 50-to-500 spins from a £100 deposit, climb the same ladder to the same £250 ceiling, and the rotating monthly cash draw and Fluffy Fridays run as standing offers alongside the Daily Wheel.
Payments: the network’s cashier, fee and all
The cashier takes debit card payments, Paysafecard, Pay by Mobile, PayPal, Skrill and Neteller, sterling only, £10 minimum deposit, and then the licence’s defining line, quoted verbatim from the terms: “All deposits incur a £2.50 transaction fee.” On a £10 deposit, that’s a quarter gone before a spin; if you play here at all, fewer and larger deposits blunt it. Withdrawals run on verification first, with photo ID and proof of address requested at the first cash-out, and the FAQ sets the timetable: a 72-hour pending period once a verified withdrawal is requested, then one to three working days to land.
The account hygiene terms follow the family standard: deposit limits apply under the operator’s player protection procedures, an account untouched for 365 days is declared inactive with a £5 fee every 30 days thereafter while a balance remains, and there’s no charge on the way out. It’s an orthodox cashier with one tax and one queue: the £2.50 toll at the door, and the three-day pending wait that’s bound to irritate players who are used to faster service elsewhere.
Support and complaints
Live chat keeps office hours, 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday, and outside them support is an email address with a two-business-day reply target and a plea not to send follow-up messages. There is no customer support phone number. The complaints framework is the licence’s proper one: complaints@jumpmangaming.com within six months of the issue, an eight-week determination window, and eCOGRA named as the free, independent adjudicator for UK customers, with GAMSTOP and the operator’s own safer gambling hub at jumpmancares.co.uk behind it. As at its sister sites, the framework is complete, but the help desk is thinly staffed; 24Spin Casino itself has no meaningful player review record anywhere yet, so the service standards you can expect are the network’s rather than anything brand-specific.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- A free no-deposit route in the fullest sense: card verification, a spin of the wheel, and cash-out of winnings up to £50 with no money down.
- A survivor landing on a clean licence: whatever AG Communications Limited’s record was, the machinery here is Jumpman’s, with no regulatory actions on file.
- eCOGRA, GAMSTOP and a written complaints procedure behind every brand on the licence.
- The network’s popular games row, exclusives and Racaroon 2 included, behind an unpretentious front.
What I don’t
- The £2.50 fee on every deposit, the operator’s worst standard term.
- Cash-out ceilings that turn “win up to 500 spins” into £50 or £250 of actual money at most.
- Office-hours live chat at a casino busiest in the evening, plus a 72-hour pending withdrawal wait.
- A brand with no personality of its own to justify choosing it over its 148 stablemates.
My 24Spin Casino sister sites verdict
The most interesting thing about 24Spin Casino is its passport. Surviving AG Communications’ exit from Britain and reappearing on Jumpman’s licence, one of only two names to make that particular crossing, is a better tale than anything on the site itself, which is a competent, anonymous nameplate over the network’s standard machinery. Judged as a place to play, it’s the usual Jumpman deal exactly: the same spinner, the same £250 ceiling, the same £2.50 toll, the same office-hours chat, with the no-deposit route its one friendly bargain.
Among the sister sites, HeySpin offers the same experience, but with a guaranteed twenty spins; The Phone Casino strips the no-deposit taster of its wheel; Vegas Moose and Cheeky Casino wrap the same deal in stronger personalities; and Zeus Bingo adds bingo rooms from the operator’s own stable. Pick a brand by theme or temperament; the small print won’t change.
24Spin Casino sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are 24Spin Casino’s sister sites?
Everything on Jumpman Gaming’s licence: 18 own-name brands including Amazon Slots, Loot Casino and Zeus Bingo, and 131 white labels including HeySpin, Vegas Moose, Cheeky Casino, Kong Casino and The Phone Casino, 149 live sites in all sharing one platform and rulebook.
Who owns 24Spin Casino?
It operates as a white label on Jumpman Gaming Limited’s Gambling Commission licence 39175. The register’s history shows it previously traded on AG Communications Limited’s licence, where its domain is now marked inactive following that operator’s withdrawal from the UK.
What happened to AG Communications?
The Commission’s register records a February 2025 settlement of £1,407,834 in lieu of a financial penalty for anti-money-laundering and social responsibility failings, and the operator withdrew from the British market, retiring 76 domains. Only 24Spin Casino and HeySpin reappeared on Jumpman’s licence.
What is the 24Spin Casino welcome bonus?
A spinner paying up to 500 free spins on Starburst, with two routes in: no deposit at all against a verified debit card, with winnings convertible up to £50; or the funded Mega Reel route, where the ceiling rises to your lifetime deposits capped at £250. Wagering is 10x either way.
Does 24Spin Casino charge a deposit fee?
Yes: the terms state all deposits incur a £2.50 transaction fee, which applies across the Jumpman network. Larger, less frequent deposits soften its bite, and there’s no charge on withdrawals.