The Jet Set Spins sister sites in a nutshell
Jet Set Spins is a Riviera-themed casino and sportsbook in the Foxx Partners family, a group of 11 casinos with sister sites including NeonStake, BetFoxx, Bull Spins, DasBetFoxx, and Booming Slots.
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Important licensing note
Jet Set Spins accepts British players with no Gambling Commission licence and no other licence I could find, so you’d have no GAMSTOP, no UK safer gambling rules and nobody independent to turn to if a withdrawal stalls. Its terms direct complaints to a Curaçao email address, but there’s no regulator.
At a glance
Brand
Jet Set Spins, a casino and sportsbook with a Riviera theme
Operator
Part of the Foxx Partners family
UKGC licence
None. Neither the Curaçao Gaming Authority nor Anjouan Gaming covers it either
UK position
Takes sign-ups, with the United Kingdom already selected on the form
Best sister sites
NeonStake, BetFoxx, Bull Spins, DasBetFoxx and Booming Slots
Welcome offer
700% over five deposits, each step up to £10,000, plus 375 free spins
Games
3,341 games from 29 studios, plus live tables, sports and poker
Last checked
15 October 2026
The Jet Set Spins sister sites
These five Jet Set Spins sister sites share the same software and live chat team, but each offers a different welcome deal.
NeonStake
- The closest sister site: NeonStake links to the same affiliate programme as Jet Set Spins, Jet Set Traffic, and its homepage even has a row of games called “Jet Set Games”.
- Neon, not gold: Purple and teal neon lights replace the yachts and champagne, for a late-night look rather than a Riviera one.
- Four steps instead of five: Its welcome package starts with 200% up to £10,000 and 100 wager-free spins on Cycle of Luck Bonus Buy, then adds 100%, 100%, and 150% with 50, 75, and 75 spins.
- A mixed welcome bonus: The first deposit bonus starts at £20 rather than £30, but the spins-only option costs £50 for 200 spins, where Jet Set Spins gives 250 for £30.
- Bigger extras: The sports bonus goes up to £2,000, double what Jet Set Spins offers; referrals pay £100 instead of £50; and slots cashback is paid daily instead of weekly.
- Best for: Sports bettors who’d rather have the bigger sports bonus than the Royal Wheel.
BetFoxx
- The name on the paperwork: BetFoxx is the casino named in the Foxx Partners affiliate terms, the only document in the family that identifies a parent company, Foxx Entertainment Ltd of the British Virgin Islands.
- Same caps, bigger minimum: Its three 200% matched deposit bonuses each go up to £10,000 with 100 spins, like Jet Set Spins’ first, but every deposit has to be £50 or more.
- Bonuses most days: Golden Tuesday adds 50% and 50 spins, High Rollers’ Monday 50% and 100 spins, VIPs get Wednesday spins, and Fish for Spins runs Friday to Sunday.
- A smaller sports bonus: Its sports offer is 100% up to £250, a quarter of Jet Set Spins’ £1,000.
- The fox look: A navy-and-gold design, a fox-tail logo, and a Rewards section appear alongside the same poker and mini-games tabs.
- Best for: Players who like a bonus on most days of the week and can afford the £50 minimum.
Bull Spins
- The Wild West one: Bull Spins swaps black tie dress for outlaws, wanted posters and a brown and gold saloon look.
- Same spins, higher price: Its spins-only welcome offer is also 250 wager-free spins, on Wanted10, but it needs a £50 deposit rather than £30.
- Three deposits, more spins each: The welcome package runs 150% with 50 spins, then 200% with 100 spins and 200% with 200 spins.
- Double the cashback: Slots players get 20% back on a week’s losses, twice the 10% Jet Set Spins pays.
- Half the sports bonus: New sports customers get 100% up to £500, against £1,000 at Jet Set Spins.
- Best for: Slots players who care more about weekly cashback than a glamorous theme.
DasBetFoxx
- The German edition: DasBetFoxx is BetFoxx in German, from “Einloggen” and “Registrieren” to “Sportwetten”, priced in euros.
- Much smaller caps: Its three deposit bonuses of 200%, 100% and 100% stop at £500 each, so the whole package tops out at £1,500 rather than Jet Set Spins’ £10,000 a step.
- A lower minimum: Each deposit bonus starts at £20, and the 300 spins are spread across Mega Greatest Catch Bonus Buy, Candy Craze, and Tree of Light.
- Wager-free option: Like Jet Set Spins, it offers 250 wager-free spins on a first deposit as an alternative to the package.
- Daily cashback: Slots losses earn 10% back every day, and the sports bonus is 100% up to £500.
- Best for: German-speaking players looking for a Jet Set Spins sister site in their own language.
Booming Slots
- The volcano: Booming Slots trades the harbour for an erupting volcano, with a lava splash and a pair of cherries in its logo.
- Cheaper free spins: Its 250 wager-free spins on the Mega Greatest Catch Bonus Buy require only a £20 deposit, £10 less than Jet Set Spins.
- A Lucky Spin, not a wheel for a week: That offer includes one Lucky Spin, where Jet Set Spins gives one Royal Wheel spin per day for seven days.
- Three steps of 200%: The welcome package offers three 200% bonuses with 100, 50, and 100 spins, rather than five steps.
- Same sports offer: Sports customers get the same 100% up to £1,000, and slots cashback is daily rather than weekly.
- Best for: Players who want wager-free spins for a £20 deposit rather than £30.
How this Jet Set Spins review was made
The facts behind this Jet Set Spins review are listed below, and our About Us page explains how I work.
Rob Hill
I went through Jet Set Spins as a British visitor would, opening each promotion’s full terms rather than relying on its advertising. Because no parent company is named, I confirmed the family based on what the casinos share behind the scenes and checked each sister site’s current offers myself. I didn’t open an account or deposit.
15 October 2026, on Google Chrome for Windows
Not named on the site. The Foxx Partners affiliate terms name Foxx Entertainment Ltd (British Virgin Islands, company 2088972) for sister site BetFoxx
None. No match on the Gambling Commission, Curaçao Gaming Authority or Anjouan Gaming registers
Jet Set Spins: homepage and game rows, casino lobby and provider list, every promotion’s terms, T&C’s, Withdrawal & Refund Policies, Responsible Gaming and Contact Us pages, the footer and the sign-up form; the Jet Set Traffic affiliate site; all ten sister sites, from Slots Dynamite, Slots Amigo and Bloody Slots to JawBets, EnergyPlays and the five profiled above; the Gambling Commission and Anjouan Gaming registers and the Curaçao online licence list; the Trustpilot profile for jetsetspins14.com; google.co.uk results, including jetset-spins.co.uk; and the Gambling Commission register and BetMGM for the UK alternative.
Published 15 October 2026
A casino with a Riviera theme
Jet Set Spins sells the Côte d’Azur. Its logo drops a die into a martini glass, and the homepage shows a man in black tie and sunglasses beside a woman in red, leaning on a gold prize wheel, with yachts and a lit-up harbour behind them. Champagne flutes, a VIP Club tile with a gold crown, and a tile of sunglasses and a cocktail finish the look, and the bonus pages feature a moustached gent in a purple suit. The menu covers casino, live casino, sports, live sports, poker and mini games.
The casino lobby lists 3,341 games from 29 studios, including Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play’n GO, Playtech, Hacksaw, Red Tiger, ELK Studios, Yggdrasil and BGaming. The Epic Win x125, Hot Chilli Bells, Gold Rush with Johnny Cash and The Biggest Win x50 are among the top games, and the “Jet Set Games” row mixes early-access releases such as Pirate Coins: 3 Chests, Monstroland and The Castle of Slotenstein with Sweet Bonanza and Big Bass Bonanza. Gangsterz, Cash Tank and Xiyangyang are among the jackpot slots, and the live dealers come from Vivo Gaming, Winfinity and Eeze. The site’s Google description says you’ll find “10,000 and more games”, roughly three times what the lobby actually lists. I don’t know if that’s misleading or just outdated copy.
Who runs Jet Set Spins?
Jet Set Spins doesn’t say. The footer reads “JetSetSpins | All rights reserved”, the lengthy terms refer only to “the Company”, and the complaints clause sends you to the Curaçao Gaming Authority at its old curacao-egaming.com address, although neither Jet Set Spins nor any company linked to it appears on Curaçao’s list of online licences. The Anjouan Gaming and Gambling Commission registers have no record of it either. The footer’s “Affiliates” link goes to Jet Set Traffic, an affiliate programme that doesn’t name a parent company.
Despite all that, the network behind the casino is easy to identify. Jet Set Spins runs on the same software as ten other casinos, uses the same live chat team, and shares their terms almost word for word. Only one company appears anywhere in the family’s paperwork: Foxx Entertainment Ltd, which the affiliate terms Foxx Partners uses places in the British Virgin Islands. Coco Loco Holdings N.V., a name often attached to this family, doesn’t appear on any of its sites.
The UK isn’t on the list of countries Jet Set Spins refuses access to. It only comes up in the terms where certain game studios restrict their own titles. The sign-up form arrives with the United Kingdom already selected, and pounds are on offer, although the currency defaults to euros. Search Google for the casino and you’ll also find jetset-spins.co.uk, which advertises a “£1,500 Welcome Pack” and makes its own licensing claims. Its Sign Up button took me to the registration page of Patrick Spins, a different casino. That site says nothing about who’s behind it, and I don’t think it’s connected to the real Jet Set Spins in any way.
Bonuses and promotions
The Jet Set Spins welcome bonus pack is spread over five deposits of £30 or more: 200% with 100 spins on Sold It Bonus Buy, 100% with 50 spins on Hot Rio Nights Bonus Buy, 100% with 75 spins on Lucky Girls, 150% with 50 spins on Juicy Gems, and 150% with 100 spins on Money Minter Bonus Buy. Each step is capped at £10,000, so the package could in theory pay out £50,000 in bonus money. You must wager each bonus 20 times within seven days, which works out at £1,000,000 in bets to clear the lot. The 375 spins play at 10p each and require no wagering. Instead of the package, a £30 first deposit unlocks 250 wager-free spins on Sold It Bonus Buy. Either way, you also get one free spin a day for seven days on the Royal Wheel, for prizes from 20 free spins up to a £1,000 cash jackpot, provided you enter the code JETROYAL from day two and spin before midnight UTC each day. Miss a day, and that spin is gone.
The terms for the second to fifth deposits each say “A required first deposit of at least £30” is needed, a copy-and-paste slip that’s never been fixed. From the fourth deposit, an “Unlock More Rewards” offer promises mystery bonuses and surprise spins, without saying what they are. “What’s next? Only one way to find out,” it says, and that way is a fourth deposit.
Slots players get 10% back on their weekly net losses once they reach £20, up to a £10,000 cap, and they don’t have to wager any of the cashback. The terms say it’s paid within seven days, but the promotion’s banner says it’s “Awarded every next day”, so the two don’t agree. Sports betting customers get 100% up to £1,000 on a single deposit of £30 or more, subject to x10 wagering, and referring a friend pays £50.
Payments and withdrawals
The footer of the Jet Set Spins website lists Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Revolut, Paysafecard, Skrill, Neteller, Monzo, bank transfer, and SEPA, plus seven cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Tether. The withdrawal policy gives no processing time for any of them, saying only that the duration “may vary”.
What it does give is limits. You can withdraw between £100 and £500 at a time, up to £8,000 a week and £16,000 a month. Anything over £10,000 may be paid in monthly instalments. Clause 4.1 adds that if you ask for an amount “significantly higher than the total deposited”, the request “may not be processed or may be adjusted”, and that you can raise your limits by making “additional deposits”. So a casino advertising £50,000 in bonus money will pay out a big win £500 at a time, and reserves the right not to pay it at all. You must wager every deposit once before withdrawing; the first withdrawal requires a passport or ID card; funds can be confiscated if you don’t provide documents; and if you close your account, only deposits are returned; “any winnings are not eligible for refund”.
Support and safer gambling
Support is by live chat, around the clock, or by email to support@jetsetspins.email, an address on a separate .email domain. The contact page lists no phone number. Complaints go to customer support first and then, according to the terms, to the Curaçao Gaming Authority, which doesn’t license the site.
The Responsible Gaming page is mostly reassurance. It mentions a time-out and “self-exclusion options” without saying how long either lasts or how to set them up, says nothing about deposit limits, and points players to GamCare and Gambling Therapy. With no GAMSTOP and no UK licence, that’s all the protection on offer.
Jet Set Spins Casino’s reputation
Jet Set Spins hasn’t registered a Trustpilot profile, but one exists under jetsetspins14.com, another of its numbered addresses. It has 10 reviews, all from the past year, a score of 2.2 and nine one-star ratings. British players describe a £500 withdrawal left pending for three days and then being told it could take 15 days, being “blocked” after posting a review, and repeated delays with excuses. Nobody from the casino has replied to any of them.
A balanced view
Points in its favour
- 375 free spins with no wagering, or 250 on their own for £30.
- Cashback on slots losses with no wagering attached.
- Casino, sportsbook and poker under one roof.
- Plenty of payment options, from Revolut and Monzo to crypto.
Points against
- No owner named and no licence on any register.
- £500 per withdrawal against bonuses of up to £10,000 a step.
- Terms that let it refuse or “adjust” a win much bigger than your deposits.
- Sloppy copy, from “10,000 and more games” to later deposit terms that ask for a “first deposit”.
My Jet Set Spins sister sites verdict: first-class marketing, economy-class cash-outs
Jet Set Spins does glamour well, and the wager-free spins are worth having. But the numbers it leads with and the numbers it pays out with belong to two different businesses. You’re invited to chase £10,000 bonuses, then told withdrawals are capped at £500 at a time, if the casino agrees to let you withdraw at all. No operator puts its name to those rules, and the Jet Set Spins sister sites only change the scenery around them, from neon lights to the Wild West.
My advice to UK players is to give Jet Set Spins and its sister sites a miss. If the Royal Wheel is what caught your eye, BetMGM, run by LeoVegas Gaming PLC under Gambling Commission licence 39198 with no regulatory actions on record, has a free-to-play Golden Wheel every day for cash prizes and free spins, and gives new players 200 free spins on Big Bass Splash, with no wagering on the winnings, for £10 played.
Jet Set Spins sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are Jet Set Spins’ sister sites?
Ten casinos on the same software: NeonStake, BetFoxx, Bull Spins, DasBetFoxx, Booming Slots, EnergyPlays, JawBets, Bloody Slots, Slots Amigo and Slots Dynamite.
Who owns Jet Set Spins?
The site doesn’t say. It belongs to the Foxx Partners family. The only company that family names is a British Virgin Islands firm, Foxx Entertainment Ltd, in BetFoxx’s affiliate terms.
Is Jet Set Spins licensed?
No. The Gambling Commission hasn’t licensed it, and neither the Curaçao nor the Anjouan register has a record of it.
How much can I withdraw from Jet Set Spins?
No more than £500 at a time (and no less than £100), with ceilings of £8,000 a week and £16,000 a month, and its terms let it refuse or reduce a withdrawal that’s much larger than your deposits.
Is jetset-spins.co.uk the official site?
No. Its sign-up button leads to a different casino, Patrick Spins, and it doesn’t say who runs it.