The JackThePot sister sites in a nutshell
JackThePot is run by 3-102-964873 SRL, a Costa Rican company with an Anjouan Gaming licence, and it’s the only casino on that licence. Its closest alternative sister sites use the same software: Goji Casino, Heats Casino, Etheryl, LV33, and Lucky Cove.
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Important licensing note
JackThePot isn’t on the UK Gambling Commission register, and its own terms say its Anjouan Gaming licence doesn’t extend to the United Kingdom. Anyone in Britain playing here gets no UK protections, no GAMSTOP cover, and no UK regulator to complain to, so I’d steer clear.
At a glance
Brand
JackThePot, a crypto and card casino fronted by a fox in a fedora
Operator
3-102-964873 SRL, San José, Costa Rica
UKGC licence
None – it holds Anjouan licence ALSI-202608072-FI2
Best sister sites
Goji Casino, Heats Casino, Etheryl, LV33, and Lucky Cove, all alternatives on the same software platform
Welcome offer
Three matched deposit bonuses up to £400 each, with 40x wagering
Games
13,000+ advertised, including slots, live casino, and game shows
Contact
24/7 live chat, and support@jackthepot.gg
Last checked
3 November 2026
Five alternative JackThePot sister sites
JackThePot has no sister sites of its own, so these five are the nearest thing: casinos built on the same software, with the same Rewards, Shop, and Live Wins sections, but run by other companies. What separates them is the bonus terms, which I’ve laid out below. Like JackThePot, all five hold Anjouan licences, not UK ones.
Goji Casino
- Same software, different company: Ante Group Limitada runs Goji Casino under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202411059-FI2, so it’s an alternative sister site with a separate operator.
- Half the wagering: The first deposit bonus is 150% up to £1,000 with 20x wagering, compared with 40x at JackThePot.
- Spins on top: You also get 100 free spins on Wolf Storm: Hold & Win, although those winnings are capped at £100.
- Table games count a little: Live casino and table games contribute 10% towards wagering, whereas JackThePot’s terms disregard them entirely.
- Sports betting included: There’s a sportsbook as well as the casino, with its own 150% welcome offer and a daily wheel for free spins.
- Best for: Players who look at the wagering before the size of the bonus, as this is the friendliest JackThePot sister site here on that front.
Heats Casino
- Same software, different company: Anj of Gold Limitada runs Heats Casino under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202408054-FI3, which dates back to August 2024.
- A bonus you can drop: The 150% match has 35x wagering and is non-sticky, so you can cancel it and withdraw your own money.
- A cashout limit: There’s no maximum bet, which is more relaxed than £4 at JackThePot, but you can only cash out up to 10x the bonus.
- Offers through the week: Reload bonuses are available on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, and there’s cashback on Fridays.
- A brighter look: Colourful slot characters replace the black and orange of JackThePot, and there’s a PVP Battles section too.
- Best for: Players who want the freedom to walk away from a bonus.
Etheryl
- Same software, different company: Etheryl SRL runs this one under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202505005-FI1, with no shared ownership.
- The biggest bonus: Its 120% match goes up to £2,500, against £400 per bonus at JackThePot, with the same 40x wagering.
- A higher bet limit: You can stake up to £25 per spin while you wager, rather than £4.
- Sports betting as well: The homepage leads with its sportsbook, complete with a Formula 1 car, where JackThePot sticks to casino games.
- More for sports fans: A weekly free bet and a combo boost sit alongside rakeback and weekly cashback.
- Best for: Players who want casino and sports betting on one account.
LV33
- Same software, different company: 3-102-945737 SRL, another Costa Rican company, runs LV33 under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202511032-FI2.
- Aimed at Australia: Its welcome terms are written in Australian dollars and mention PayID, and the menu says “Slot/Pokies”.
- Tougher wagering: The 120% bonus and 125 free spins have 40x wagering on deposit plus bonus, which is harder than 40x on the bonus alone.
- A low ceiling: The most you can take from that bonus is £5,000, while JackThePot’s offers advertise £1,000,000.
- More sections: The menu adds a sportsbook, TV games, and PVP battles to the slots and live casino.
- Best for: Australian players, as its offers are clearly written with them in mind.
Lucky Cove
- Same software, different company: 3-102-969093 SRL runs Lucky Cove under Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202610037-FI2, issued in October 2026, so it’s newer than JackThePot.
- Pirate treasure: Treasure maps and a lantern-lit cove replace the fox and the vault.
- A small, simple lineup: There are just three offers, led by a 200% match up to £250 with 35x wagering and a 500 maximum payout.
- A contradiction: The page title says “No KYC”, while the offer terms require you to pass KYC and AML checks. That’s false advertising.
- Crypto first: It calls itself a crypto casino, whereas JackThePot tries to serve fiat and crypto players alike.
- Best for: Crypto players who’d prefer a short list of offers.
How this JackThePot review was made
Everything this JackThePot review relies on is listed here. If you want to know how I review casinos more broadly, that’s on my About Us page.
Rob Hill
I tested JackThePot as a new player from the UK would, did the sums on its offers, and compared its advertising with its terms. I confirmed the licence with the regulator and checked each alternative in the same way.
3 November 2026, in Chrome on Windows
3-102-964873 SRL, Centro Corporativo AG II, Barrio Escalante, San José, Costa Rica
None. Anjouan licence ALSI-202608072-FI2, valid from 15 September 2026 to 14 September 2027
JackThePot: homepage, promotions and offer details, games pages, shop, FAQ, About Us, sign-up form, Terms and Conditions (version 1.3), Rewards Terms, and Responsible Gaming Policy; the Anjouan license register; Trustpilot; the homepages, promotions pages, and first bonus terms of Goji Casino, Heats Casino, Etheryl, LV33, and Lucky Cove; and MrQ’s homepage and Gambling Commission register entry.
Published 3 November 2026
Best JackThePot sister sites by player type
If wagering requirements are your main concern
Goji Casino asks for 20x on bonuses, which is half of what JackThePot wants.
If you might change your mind
Heats Casino lets you cancel its non-sticky bonus and withdraw your own money.
If you bet on sports too
Etheryl puts its sportsbook front and centre, with a weekly free bet.
If you mostly use crypto
Lucky Cove is built around it and keeps its offers to the point.
Who runs JackThePot, and does it have any sister sites?
JackThePot’s footer names 3-102-964873 SRL, registered at Centro Corporativo AG II in Barrio Escalante, San José, Costa Rica. The Anjouan Gaming license register lists the same company under licence ALSI-202608072-FI2, valid from 15 September 2026 to 14 September 2027, and jackthepot.gg is the only site on it. That’s a straight answer, so there are no full sister sites to turn to.
You might still think you’ve seen a casino that looks like this before. JackThePot runs on the same software template as Goji Casino, Heats Casino, Etheryl, LV33, and Lucky Cove, so the layout looks very familiar. That’s why I’ve profiled them as alternative sister sites, but I can only see a shared platform here. Each lists a different company on the Anjouan Gaming register, so there’s nothing to say the same people owna any of them.
The paperwork could also do with a tidy. The footer prints the licence number with “F12” where the register has “FI2”, and the terms call the company an S.A. while the footer and register say SRL. Those terms were last updated in July 2026, two months before the licence on the register started. None of that is a major issue, but it’s careless for a company asking you to trust it with your money.
UK players: Frozen out by the terms, but allowed through the door
Section 3 of the terms and conditions of JackThePot Casino says the Anjouan Gaming licence doesn’t extend to a list of territories, and the United Kingdom is on it, alongside Australia, Austria, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and the USA. Anyone playing from those places does so “at their own risk”. You also have to confirm that gambling isn’t illegal where you live, and it’s your job to check the law.
The site doesn’t make any of this obvious. From the UK, the homepage opens as normal, the Join Now button opens the registration form with no warning, and the currency list includes pounds alongside euros and dollars. I think that’s a poor way to treat people. If a casino’s terms rule your country out, it should say so before you hand over your details.
What the 300% welcome package really costs you
The headline here is a “300% Welcome Package”, but nobody gets 300% on a single deposit. It’s three separate bonuses added together: 125% on your first deposit, which you have to claim within 24 hours of creating your account, then a 75% Fox Boost and a 100% Pot Boost on later deposits. Each is capped at 400 in dollars or euros. I’ve used pounds at a 1:1 rate here, so that’s £400 each.
Let’s tot it up. To get all £1,200, you’d deposit £320 for the first bonus, about £533 for the Fox Boost, and £400 for the Pot Boost, which comes to roughly £1,253. Each bonus has 40x wagering, so one full £400 bonus means £16,000 of wagering. All three requires £48,000. For comparison, the UK limit on casino bonuses is 10x. The terms also default to 35x, so the offers are higher than the site’s standard figure.
The time limit is what makes it really hard. Any bonus has to be wagered within seven days, and the maximum bet is £4 a spin, so clearing £16,000 would take at least 4,000 spins at full stake in a week. Your real balance gets used first, and Megaways slots, bonus-buy slots, live casino, table games, video poker, and progressive jackpots don’t count. Using a progressive or doubling betting system can also lose you the bonus.
I also can’t recommend relying on the FAQ. The homepage and promotions page offer new players 30% cashback for 24 hours with no wagering, while the FAQ promises 50%, plus an 80% High Roller Cashback that isn’t on the promotions page at all. So which is it? On a page about bonuses, that’s sloppy at best and misleading at worst.
Coffee machines, cashback, and 30 VIP levels
Rewards are the part JackThePot clearly cares most about. Every cash bet earns Shop Points, and the 98 items in Jack’s Rewards Shop run from free spins to physical products, including a Swarovski fox, a De’Longhi coffee machine, and a LEGO FIFA World Cup trophy. It’s the most fun part of the site, even if the coffee machine costs 71,500 points.
There are 30 VIP levels, with higher levels improving your rakeback, weekly cashback, and shop points. Rakeback is paid on every bet, and Weekly VIP Cashback has no wagering and no upper limit, according to the offer. The offer says it’s paid on Mondays and so does the FAQ, but the homepage banner says Tuesdays. You also get one free spin of a daily wheel without depositing, and referrals can earn up to 30% commission.
The rates aren’t spelt out in the Rewards Terms, which only say that they’re shown on the website or in your account. You’d have to sign up to compare them properly. The About Us page also talks about launching a token with “strong buyback and burn mechanics” in the future, which tells you who JackThePot is mainly built for.
A fox, a vault, and a very long games list
The theme is the best thing about JackThePot. A fox in a pinstriped suit and fedora appears throughout, cracking vaults and leaning over roulette wheels in black and burnt orange, and the logo is a crowned pot of gold. It knows what it’s doing with that fox.
The banners promise more than 13,000 games. Popular slots include Slayers Inc, Chicken Road 2, Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit, Treasures of Aztec, and Fortune Tiger. The providers include Hacksaw Gaming, InOut, PG Soft, Betsoft, Wazdan, Platipus, Mascot Gaming, 1X2 Gaming, 3 Oaks, and AGT.
The live casino has plenty of roulette, blackjack, and baccarat, from studios such as Vivo and LuckyStreak, and game shows such as Crazy Coin Flip and Adventures Beyond Wonderland. There are virtual games and crash games too.
“Instant withdrawals”, within 36 hours
The FAQ lists cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, bank transfers, vouchers, and cryptocurrencies, but says the full list depends on your country and only appears in the cashier. The minimum deposit is £20, and the minimum withdrawal is twice that at £40.
The homepage promises “instant withdrawals”, but that isn’t what the terms say. One clause says withdrawals are processed within 24 hours and another says no later than 36 hours, or longer for large amounts. No withdrawal can happen until you’ve passed verification, which usually takes up to 48 hours but can take five business days. The site can also pay you by a different method from the one you asked for, including cryptocurrency.
Watch out for the fees and limits too. If you haven’t wagered your deposit at least five times, the site can take 15% of your withdrawal, with a £10 minimum, so asking for £100 back without playing it through could cost you £15. Withdrawals are capped at £10,000 a week and £40,000 a month, although the bonuses advertise a maximum payout of 1,000,000. At the monthly limit, that would take 25 months to collect, unless the site makes an exception. Inactive accounts start costing £10 a month after 13 months.
Support is available via 24/7 live chat and at support@jackthepot.gg, and there’s no customer support phone number. The complaints clause only says to contact the site first, and disputes have to be raised within three days of a wager being decided, which is tight. Self-exclusion and limits are available in your account, but only for this one site, as it isn’t part of GAMSTOP. JackThePot has no Trustpilot profile, so there’s no player review record to read yet.
A balanced view
Points in its favour
- The operator and licence can be confirmed on the Anjouan Gaming register.
- The rewards shop includes physical products as well as bonuses.
- Live chat and email support around the clock.
- A distinctive design and a very long slots list.
Points against
- Its terms exclude the UK, but the sign-up form opens and offers entry.
- 40x wagering on bonuses, with only seven days to finish it.
- Advertising that disagrees with itself on cashback and payout speed.
- A possible 15% fee on withdrawals if you haven’t wagered your deposit five times.
My JackThePot sister sites verdict: a clever fox, but not one for Britain
I’ll give JackThePot this much: it’s more fun to look at than most casinos of its type, and somebody has put real thought into the rewards. The trouble is that all the effort has gone into the look and the rewards. When the marketing and the small print keep telling different stories, you start to wonder which version would apply on the day you try to get your money out.
For anyone in Britain, the decision is simple, because its terms don’t cover you and no UK regulator would be able to back you in a dispute. If you want quick payouts and spins without wagering, MrQ is a licensed UK casino offering both, including 100 free spins on a first £10 deposit, and it comes with the UK protections that none of these casinos can give you.
JackThePot FAQ
Does JackThePot have any sister sites?
No. Its operator’s Anjouan licence covers jackthepot.gg alone. Goji Casino, Heats Casino, Etheryl, LV33, and Lucky Cove use the same software under different companies, so they’re the closest alternatives.
Who owns JackThePot?
3-102-964873 SRL, a company based in San José, Costa Rica, owns and operates it under Anjouan licence ALSI-202608072-FI2.
Can I play at JackThePot from the UK?
The sign-up form opens from the UK, but the terms say the licence doesn’t extend here, and you’d have no UK protections. I wouldn’t.
What are the wagering requirements at JackThePot?
The welcome bonuses require 40x wagering within seven days, with a maximum bet of £4. Live casino, table games, Megaways, and bonus-buy slots don’t count.
Are JackThePot withdrawals instant?
Not according to its terms, which allow up to 36 hours after your account is verified. A 15% fee can also apply if you haven’t wagered your deposit five times.