Jackpot Joy - Anyone know them?

**paul1** · 13th February 2006, 10:41 PM

http://www.jackpotjoy.com

Anyone played here yet or know anything about them? It doesn't look like something you download. And I don't recognize them at all. Certainly not one of the ones from any software I have seen before.

I saw on another site that this place has a jacks-or-better progressive, kinda like Playtech's Megajacks, at 9-6 pay table. That's what got my curiosity.

I entered it in "search" and didn't see anything.

Thanks ahead for any info someone might have.

**dominique** · 13th February 2006, 11:04 PM

I haven't checked lately but they have been in the top ten most visited gaming sites in the UK for a very long time.

I promote them and have never had a single complaint.

They just recently opened up a US site.

They have free play with prizes - whenever you see that the free play is more generous with wins than the play for real. Like pogo - which gives free play for prizes and has the games set very loosely.

The play for real is the usual random generator results.

So keep that in mind, and you should have a good time. They just came out with a nice new slot called Spinning Gold. It's nice - with free spins etc.

**Simmo!** · 13th February 2006, 11:43 PM

I think its worth doing a search on them here first. I've seen mixed reports in the past.

**elscrabinda** · 14th February 2006, 01:08 AM

Personally I'm convinced their BJ is crooked and I don't say that lightly. Its not that it is biased to the house, just that it plays like a slot machine. Maybe they think the same as slotland, that because they are a mainly slot oriented site they can get away with basing all their games on slots

**helenlc** · 16th February 2006, 06:30 PM

Hi, in answer to your queries, Jackpotjoy's blackjack is single deck and has one of the highest payouts on the web of 99.8%.

Due to the game being single-deck, it is true that you may get the same hand twice in a row but the rewards are far more generous than six deck blackjack.

Paul - our games are indeed no-download. Our Jacks or Better Progressive game can be found in the 'New Games' and 'Casino Games' sections on our homepage: www.jackpotjoy.com

I'd be happy to answer any other queries people may have about the site

Helen
Jackpotjoy

**jetset** · 17th February 2006, 06:37 AM

Last time I took a look around this venue it was powered I think by Gamesys and operated by an outfit called Instant Win Channel Managers based in London. It may have changed, or you could give them a ring and check on 020 728 7443.