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Space Wins is one of Jumpman Gaming Limited’s casino brands. Its closest sister sites are the star, rocket and alien sites in Jumpman’s white-label range: Luckstars Casino, Star Slots, Rocket Slots, Bingo Aliens and Star Wins.
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At a glance
Brand
Space Wins, a space-themed slots and casino site
Operator
Jumpman Gaming Limited of Alderney, majority-owned by Betway’s parent, Super Group
UKGC licence
39175, for bingo and casino, with no regulatory actions currently listed
Games
Slots from 16 studios, plus live casino, table games and a bingo game
Best sister sites
Luckstars Casino, Star Slots, Rocket Slots, Bingo Aliens and Star Wins
Welcome offer
Five no-deposit spins on Starburst, then a Lucky Star prize game on your first deposit
Withdrawals
Usually one to five working days once your ID has been verified
Last checked
5 October 2026
Jumpman Gaming names a handful of its sites after things you’d find in the night sky, and the five Space Wins sister sites below share the idea. Each runs on the same platform, so I’ve compared them for what’s different: what you get for signing up, and whether you have to pay before you play.
Luckstars Casino
- The closest twin: Luckstars Casino’s homepage features a cartoon rocket and glowing gems above a blue planet, and its intro counts you down to blast-off.
- A chest, not a star: A £10 first deposit opens a Loot Chest, with as many as 500 free spins on 9 Pots of Gold among its prizes.
- Deposit first: There are no free spins before you register, so you can’t try it out the way Space Wins lets you.
- Cashback in name only: Its homepage lists cashback among its promotions, but no cashback offer appears on its promotions page.
- Same limits: Bonus winnings need 10x wagering and are capped at the level you’ve deposited, up to £250 at most.
- Best for: Players who love the space look but would rather have Irish-themed spins than Starburst.
Star Slots
- The spaceship one: Star Slots puts you behind the viewing screen of a spacecraft, looking out at a purple nebula as gems float past.
- Big Bass instead: Its Loot Chest offers up to 500 “Star Spins” on Big Bass Splash for a £10 first deposit.
- A slots primer: The homepage includes a simple guide to how online slots work, including random number generators.
- Shorter promotions list: It has the Daily Wheel and Fluffy Fridays, but no weekly cashback and no spins before you deposit.
- Pink and white logo: A bold pink “Star” sits above “Slots” between two white stars, with a hint of a Star Wars vibe.
- Best for: Big Bass Splash fans who are happy to deposit before they play.
Rocket Slots
- Two rockets: Rocket Slots’ homepage launches one silver rocket across the sky while another stands atop a heap of gold coins.
- The Mega Reel version: Its first-deposit prize game is a spin of the Mega Reel, with up to 500 free spins on Aztec Gems on offer.
- Old terms still showing: The bonus line on its homepage mentions a “£100 (£50 + £50) max bonus”, which doesn’t match the Mega Reel offer above it.
- A fitting logo: The rocket in its logo has a slot machine’s reels and pull handle built into its side.
- No extras: Like Star Slots, it lists no cashback and nothing free before you deposit.
- Best for: Fans of classic jewel slots who fancy a simple reel spin for their sign-up deal.
Bingo Aliens
- The bingo option: Bingo Aliens’ homepage focuses mostly on its bingo games, with slots a secondary concern.
- Monthly prize pool: Its Play Bingo Today promotion offers a share of £500,000 every month.
- Fluffy for newcomers: First deposits of £10 or more play for up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favourites.
- A special wheel for big deposits: The Turbo Wheel gives 50 to 500 free spins, but only on deposits of £100 or more.
- Same alien theme: Flying saucers hover over its homepage, and a saucer sits in its logo.
- Best for: Bingo players who want a Space Wins sister site that’s built around the bingo rooms.
Star Wins
- The newspaper one: Star Wins is presented as the Daily Star’s gaming site, under a bold red logo.
- A matched bonus: Instead of a prize game, it matches each of your first three deposits 100% up to £200, so £600 in all.
- Read the cap: The same Jumpman limit applies, so however much bonus you collect, no more than your deposits, up to a maximum of £250, can become cash.
- Mixed messages: Lower down, its homepage text still talks about spinning a wheel to win up to £6,000, but that deal no longer applies here.
- Midweek extra: A Happy Hour every Wednesday from 3pm to 7pm gives players a chance at up to 500 free spins.
- Best for: Players who’d rather have their deposits matched than leave the sign-up bonus to chance.
How this Space Wins review was made
The sources behind this page are listed below, and my About Us page explains how I work.
Rob Hill
I compared Space Wins with the five sister sites above on material terms, offer by offer and rule by rule, and confirmed the licence details with the regulator.
5 October 2026, in Google Chrome on Windows
Registered in Alderney, Jumpman Gaming Limited gives La Corvee House as its business address
39175
spacewins.com: homepage, promotions page and the terms for the no-deposit spins, welcome offer, Daily Wheel and Weekly Cashback, games lobby with its live casino and providers sections, FAQ and general terms and conditions; the homepages and promotions pages of Luckstars Casino, Star Slots, Rocket Slots, Bingo Aliens and Star Wins; the Gambling Commission register’s summary page and web-address list for account 39175; my Jumpman Gaming review for the company’s 2022 settlement; Trustpilot.
Published 5 October 2026
A space theme that reaches the games
Space Wins opens on a deep purple sky with a ringed red planet, a green one and a cratered purple moon, and its glowing logo looks like a neon sign. The homepage greets you with “Greetings humans” and calls itself the greatest casino in the galaxy. Unlike a lot of themed sites, it follows the idea into the games: the first row, headed Galactic Games, is all space slots, from Cosmic Cash, Cosmic Moon and Star Clusters to Space Invaders, Space Wars 2, Pigeons From Space and Fluffy in Space.
Past that row, the lobby is a standard Jumpman one. Hot As Hades Party Power, Zeus Lightning Riches II and Golden Winner lead the top titles, Fishin’ Frenzy, Rainbow Riches, 9 Pots of Gold and Book of Dead fill the UK Classics row, and the providers section has 16 named studios, among them Games Global, Pragmatic, Blueprint, Playtech, NetEnt, Nolimit City and Hacksaw. There’s a live casino too, with game shows such as Money Time and Spin a Win alongside roulette and blackjack tables. The bingo options are thinner on the ground: the welcome page promises “24/7 Bingo Action”, but the Bingo tab opens just one bingo game behind the login. The site’s copy doesn’t agree with itself on the size of the portfolio either, with the homepage claiming over 500 slots and the welcome offer page over 1,000.
Ownership: one of Jumpman’s own brands
UKGC Licensed, Jumpman Gaming Limited (39175), click to verify
Space Wins is run by Jumpman Gaming Limited, which its footer describes as licensed by the Gambling Commission for Great Britain and regulated in Alderney for everyone else. The company has held bingo and casino licences since 1 November 2014, and Super Group, the owner of Betway, bought a majority stake in it on 1 September 2022.
Jumpman’s entry on the Commission’s register lists 234 web addresses. Space Wins is among the 19 active brands listed as Jumpman’s own, while all five of its sister sites here are in the much longer white-label list of 133 sites such as the Daily Star’s on Star Wins, all of which run on Jumpman’s games, cashier and terms. No regulatory actions are listed against the company now, though in May 2022 it agreed a £500,000 settlement over social responsibility and anti-money laundering failings, which my Jumpman Gaming company profile goes into in more detail.
Bonuses: free spins first, a prize game second
Space Wins starts new players with five free spins on Starburst and no deposit needed. You get them by adding a valid debit card in the “Add a Card” pop-up that appears after registering, but be careful – if you close that pop-up, the spins are gone for good. They’re limited to one claim per player and per card. Anything they win is bonus money with 10x wagering, and a player who never deposits can turn no more than £50 into cash. The terms set the win cap at £8 for every 10 free spins, then give an example in the same paragraph saying five spins can win up to £45. Both can’t be right, so the terms are sloppy, and that’s a concern. I always expect the worst, so I’d assume the lower figure is accurate.
A first deposit of £10 or more gets the Lucky Star, a prize game with Amazon vouchers and up to 500 free spins on Starburst among its prizes. A win isn’t guaranteed, prizes can change without notice, and the offer’s terms say you may be invited to play it free or pay a small amount to open it. Bonuses from deposits made with Quick Deposit aren’t added automatically, so you’d have to ask support. Bonus winnings need 10x wagering, only bonus-funded bets count towards it, real money is always spent first, and table games and progressive jackpot slots don’t count at all. Once the wagering’s done, you can convert up to the total you’ve deposited, up to £250. That’s the conversion limit on bonus funds at every Jumpman casino.
The best part of the promotions page is the Weekly Cashback. Every Friday, players get 5% of their net slots losses from the previous week back as cash with no wagering, provided it comes to at least 10p, although the terms leave the company free to withhold it. None of the five Space Wins sister sites profiled above list anything like it, and Space Wins’ homepage calls it Daily Cashback. There’s also a free Daily Wheel that can award spins on Jungle Jim and the Lost Sphinx, Sweet Bonanza or Gold Factory, with 10x wagering and a seven-day expiry, and a weekly Fluffy Fridays tournament.
Payments: up to a working week to get paid
You can deposit from £10 with PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, Visa Debit, Mastercard Debit, Maestro or Pay by Mobile, in pounds only, and register up to three payment cards. Pay by Mobile deposits cost £2.50 each and can’t be used for withdrawals, so a debit card is the better choice. Your first withdrawal needs ID, and documents uploaded on the site take up to three working days to review. The money stays pending until then, is processed within 24 hours of approval, and should reach your bank in one to five working days after that.
Balances are held at the Gambling Commission’s “not protected” level, so they wouldn’t be safe if the company went under. After 365 days without a login, an account becomes inactive. You’re told before that happens, the balance is then frozen, and a £5 administration fee comes off it every 30 days until it runs out or you reactivate the account.
Support: weekday chat and email
Live chat only runs on weekdays, between 9am and 4pm. Email replies can take up to two business days, and the help page asks you not to chase them with follow-ups. There’s no phone number on the help page or in the terms. For a formal complaint, email complaints@jumpmangaming.com. The company promises to confirm receipt inside 48 hours and reach a decision inside eight weeks, and after that eCOGRA can adjudicate independently. You can set deposit limits yourself, take a break from 24 hours upwards, or self-exclude, and a self-exclusion covers every account you hold with Jumpman within 24 hours. The footer links to GamCare, GamStop and jumpmancares.co.uk, but it also still links players to GambleAware, the charity that closed in March 2026.
Space Wins Casino’s reputation
Space Wins’ Trustpilot profile hasn’t been claimed by the company and holds 39 reviews, with a TrustScore of 1.6. Of those, 84% are one-star and 2% five-star. Most were written in early 2023, and none have been added in the past 12 months. The complaints centre on withdrawals and bonus wagering: the latest, from October 2025, describes a player told to deposit with the card they wanted paid to, then refused a deposit because their cash balance had reached its limit. Another describes a large win from a small free-spins bonus that ended with restrictions being placed on their account.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- Free spins before you deposit anything.
- Weekly cashback paid as cash, without wagering.
- A space theme that runs into the slots it highlights.
- Disputes can go to an independent service.
What I don’t
- Caps of £50 and £250 on what bonus winnings can become.
- Contradictory win caps in the no-deposit terms.
- Withdrawals that can take a working week.
- Live chat on weekdays only, 9am to 4pm.
My Space Wins sister sites verdict: a free look, then a fair choice
Space Wins has two things its sister sites don’t: a chance to play before paying, and cashback that comes back as money you can withdraw. Neither thing is as big as you’d want it to be. Five spins with an £8-per-10 cap won’t change anyone’s evening, and 5% of losses is a cushion, not a reason to play. They still make it the friendliest of the casinos on the Jumpman network for someone who wants to see the operator’s platform before depositing, and a sensible base for regular slots players. Once money goes in, though, all the sites on this network are the same casino, with the same 10x wagering and the same £250 ceiling, so the differences come down to the sign-up prize and the look.
If you’d rather know what your deposit gets you, Star Wins’ matched bonus is the most predictable of the ones profiled here. Bingo players are better off at Bingo Aliens, and anyone who just likes the space look and fancies spins on another slot can pick between Luckstars Casino and Star Slots.
Space Wins sister sites FAQ
What are Space Wins’ sister sites?
Luckstars Casino, Star Slots, Rocket Slots, Bingo Aliens and Star Wins are its closest, all run by Jumpman Gaming Limited, which has well over a hundred other brands on the same licence.
Who runs Space Wins?
Jumpman Gaming Limited, Gambling Commission account 39175, a company based in Alderney and majority-owned by Super Group since 2022.
Can I play at Space Wins without depositing?
Yes. New players get five free spins on Starburst after adding a debit card, though winnings carry 10x wagering and at most £50 can become cash.
Is there a fee to deposit at Space Wins?
Only with Pay by Mobile, which costs £2.50 per deposit. Cards, PayPal, Paysafecard, Neteller and Skrill have no deposit fee listed.
Is Space Wins connected to Star Wins?
Yes, both are run by Jumpman Gaming, but Star Wins is a white label presented as the Daily Star’s site and offers a matched deposit bonus instead of Space Wins’ free spins.