Rainbow Spins Casino

The site holds two licences: one from the UK Gambling Commission under number 39175, and another from the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. All licence information can be easily verified in the site’s footer.

The responsible gambling section is easy to access and we found it actually useful. It starts with a risk check that helps you figure out if you’re showing signs of problem gambling. From there, you’ll find deposit caps, timed break tools, reality checks, and self-exclusion. There are also clear links to support organisations like GamCare, Gambling Therapy, and Gamblers Anonymous.

Security and Licensing at Rainbow Spins Casino

The site uses encryption to protect login and payment data, but we didn’t see any option for two-step login. Other than that, Rainbow Spins diligently follows all responsible gambling protocols.

You can deposit through seven payment methods at Rainbow Spins, all of which come with a £10 minimum. Most of them don’t charge any fees, though PayByMobile takes a fixed £2.50 cut for every £10, £20, or £30 deposit.

Deposits at Rainbow Spins Casino

I was surprised I couldn’t type in the amount I wanted, instead, I had to choose one of their pre-filled values. I went with £10 through Visa, confirmed the payment with Verified by Visa, and received my funds in under a minute. Nothing off about that.

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Rainbow Spins relies heavily on luck-based rewards across the majority of its promotions, welcome bonus included. That’s their iconic Mega Reel system. Returning players will find plenty of ongoing offers, but most of them follow this deposit-and-spin formula. Unfortunately, you don’t get an opportunity to use a no deposit bonus at Rainbow Spins. It’s one of the Jumpman casinos that do not have one.

Welcome Bonus

The welcome bonus is a spin on the Mega Reel, awarded after you deposit £10. This reel can land you up to 500 free spins on Starburst, but it’s more likely you’ll receive something much smaller, perhaps 10 spins or maybe a £10 Amazon voucher. There’s no way to know in advance, and that’s what hurts the value. The casino promotes the 500-spin prize all over the site, which gives the impression that it’s the standard reward, when it’s actually the rare one.

Wagering is another weak point. Any FS prize you receive from this wheel comes with a 65x wagering requirement. That’s one of the highest we’ve seen, making even the more attractive rewards less appealing.

Existing Player Promotions

Once you’re past the welcome, you can check out any of the regular deals Rainbow Spins rolls out, which change weekly or monthly. Most come with similar wagering limits and rules: deposit, spin, and hope for a decent outcome.

• Turbo Reel: Get 50–500 spins by depositing £100+.
• PRO Spins: Use code PRO weekly with a £20 deposit to unlock extra Mega Reel spins.
• Turbo Spins Tuesday: Deposit on Tuesdays to get 50+ spins on a featured game.
• Fluffy Fridays: Play selected games to climb a leaderboard and win a share of £250.
• Daily Wheel: Spin for random free spins daily with no deposit required.
• Drops & Wins: Compete for a piece of a £2M monthly prize pool on select games.

All these offers come with the same 65x wagering. So while there’s no shortage of promotions, the terms quickly wear you down if you don’t plan on spending a lot.

Rainbow Spins uses a “Trophies” system that turns regular play into a checklist of small challenges, think “Play 15 different games” or “Deposit with PayPal.” Every five trophies earn you a level-up and a spin on the Trophy Mega Reel, where the prize depends on your current level. You’ll get more spins the further you climb, but all of them still carry a 65x wagering requirement, so the actual value is questionable.

There’s some fun in collecting them, especially with the themes changing each month, but it quickly starts to feel repetitive once you notice how minor the rewards usually are. The site also gives a £10 Amazon voucher when you hit 200 trophies, which is a nice gesture, though not one that changes the game. Like everything else here, it’s tied to your deposit history, with a cap on how much you can convert and again, the heavy wagering requirements follow.

Rainbow Spins has a library of just over 3,600 games, with a strong focus on slots. Most of the titles come from well-known names like NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, and Evolution, alongside a handful of smaller studios. Compared to other Jumpman casinos, the selection is exactly the same, so if you’ve visited Mirror Bingo, this won’t feel any different. Live tables and bingo are also present, though not in huge numbers.

The game menu could really use a rework, it’s rather poor as is. While there are subcategories like hot picks, new games, and player favourites, they’re only visible after scrolling down quite a bit. It would make more sense to place them at the top, considering the large number of games on offer.

There’s also no way to filter games by provider, features, or game type beyond the basic tabs. The search bar is useful if you already know what you’re looking for, but it doesn’t recognise developer names.

I typed in “NetEnt” and got suggested games like “Ancient’s Blessing”, the search is way too sensitive which makes it not that helpful.

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Performance-wise, though, there’s little to complain about.

“On the whole, game performance is excellent. Apart from the occasional endless loading, games would often load within 10 seconds. Once up and running, I didn’t experience any gameplay issues; everything ran smoothly with zero lag, video glitches, or audio issues.”

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Game Types at Rainbow Spins Casino

Slots

Slots make up the majority of the game library. You can find a variety of themes as well as explore different gameplay types like jackpot and megaways slots.

Slot Options at Rainbow Spins Casino

Ace Ventura is one of the more popular reels on the site. The theme is fun and I like the multiple jackpot prizes as well as the variety of bonus features. Great Blue was another pick of mine, this time I didn’t like the game’s theme; thought both its audio and visuals were boring/generic. Also disappointed at the lack of bonuses.

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Table Games

Table Games at Rainbow Spins Casino

10p Roulette is an affordable, cheap low cost game. The design is basic but functional, and I like that you can play with small bets.

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Live Casino

Live Games at Rainbow Spins Casino

Live Unlimited Blackjack was my pick for live games. The studio is well-designed and there’s a good atmosphere, but each round takes too long.

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Slingo

Good selection of options with a variety of themes and gameplay features.

Slingo Games at Rainbow Spins Casino

Went with a less popular game this time, Slingo Lightning. I love that you get prizes from 1 Slingo as well as the fast pace of the game. Technically not a slingo, but I still decided to test it. Design is somewhat basic, but I like that you get two betting options as well as an auto cashout feature.

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Bingo

Bingo fans get access to nine rooms here, among them you will see 90-ball, 80-ball, and a speedy 30-ball format. Room thumbnails list countdowns, prize totals, and player numbers, which keeps things nice and easy. The ticket system handles multi-buys well too.

Still, don’t expect the bingo rooms to feel particularly lively. Aside from Zoom and Jackpot rooms, which draw a bit more interest, the others usually have fewer than 20 players. It’s quiet, and the chat is almost always empty, so if you’re after social bingo, this isn’t the place.

90 Ball Beach Blast Bingo is a fast-paced bingo game. I really like how fast the game goes, and the software handles multiple tickets well, allowing you to see what has the best chance of winning.

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You have less options for withdrawals than deposits at Rainbow Spins, just five. Nothing unexpected there, but it’s not a strong offering either. The minimum you can withdraw is £19.99, which already sets the bar too high, especially with regularly priced min. top ups. Some sites let you take out £10 or even less. This isn’t one of them.

Withdrawals at Rainbow Spins Casino

I didn’t love how hidden the withdrawal page felt. You need to go into ‘My Account’, click ‘Cashier’, and then hit ‘Make a Withdrawal’. Once you’re there, the site gives you preset amounts to pick from. If you want to enter your own figure, you need to click the small button “Other”. The actual process took around 30 seconds.

I had £6.14 left in my balance and wanted to take it out. Since it was below the £19.99 minimum, I contacted support to see if they could just send it manually. They refused. To actually withdraw, I’d need to deposit more, wager that, and then cash out the combined balance. I choose not to proceed with the withdrawal and closed my account.

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KYC

The site tries to verify who you are during signup. If it can’t, you’ll be asked to upload documents. There’s a secure upload tool inside “My Account”, which works well enough. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.

My account wasn’t verified automatically, so I used the upload tool. I had to scan a QR code, and after that, I was asked to take a photo of my ID and then snap a selfie. The whole thing took about two minutes. I started at 11:15 on 22/05, and the system approved me right after.

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Support options at Rainbow Spins are limited to email and a live chat button, with no contact number available. Live chat is listed to be available from 9am to 4pm on weekdays, not the most flexible hours for an average player.

The actual email process is built into this support widget. The casino warns players not to send follow-up messages or create duplicate chains, as that apparently slows things down.

I used the ‘chat’ box, thinking it would start a conversation with support. Instead, it was an email form. I sent a question about withdrawal times and fees on 18/08 just before 1 p.m. I got an instant confirmation, but I didn’t receive a reply even after 4 days, at which point I just gave up.

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The FAQ is broken down into six topics and includes the basics like bonuses, withdrawals, and account management. The answers are brief but mostly on point.

Support at Rainbow Spins Casino