Jackpot Party Complaints - February, March 2025
(February 22, 2025) - Jackpot City is a reputable sweepstakes casino that has mostly positive reviews across the net. Still, there are some complaints we will explore below.
One person on TrustPilot took issue with the idea that Jackpot City is "free to play". It is to an extent. Unlike with real money online casinos, the sweepstakes model allows for some free play utilizing virtual coins, prior to pushing customers to make purchases.
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Tight machines seemed to be the biggest complaint heading into the month of March, 2025.
Suzanne Norman on Google Play writes:
"Very tight machines. I counted one time when I didn't get a win in over 26 spins. Even in Vegas, the odds are better than that. It's not worth my time, don't waste yours. Sorry, but not sorry, Jackpot Party..."
SciPlay on Google Play did give Jackpot City five stars but complained about the difficulty in being able to win.
"Hard to keep up with the losses. Very tight machines. Thought this was supposed to be for fun? Just lost my Honey Pass accumulated points, reverted back to 0? Still not happy with the losses, many so called "bonus rounds " with no wins? You can do better than that at a real casino! Update: Seems to be getting better. Just got a free gift for being loyal and sticking with Jackpot Party. Hopefully I can keep a good balance of coins! So there are some good things happening with the game, cards."
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Lawmakers in Mississippi Look to Ban Certain Online Gaming Platforms
(February 22, 2025) - Following in the footsteps of Michigan, the Mississippi Senate voted unanimously to ban sweepstakes casinos.
While not defining sweepstakes casinos per se, SB 2510 lumps them in with online, interactive, or computerized versions of any game of chance.
The committee substitute, which the Senate voted on, outlines stiff felony charges for operators and promoters, including fines upwards of $100,000 per violation and up to ten years in prison.
Senator Joey Fillingane (R), the bill’s author, said the Mississippi Gaming Commission and established licensed casinos favor the measure.
The law would punish the operator, many of whom advertise heavily on the Mississippi airwaves. Users would not be punished in any way.
“One of the major problems are Mississippians have no idea when they’re on their devices that they’re even breaking the law because it looks completely legitimate,” Fillingane said.
The illegal gaming platforms bypass certain gaming regulations via loopholes.
Sweepstakes operators are not taxed or regulated with Fillingane saying many of these companies are based out of Australia.
Bills to regulate or ban sweepstakes casinos have recently been introduced in Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, and New York.
Earlier this legislative session, the House passed HB 1302, allowing online sports gambling books to partner with physical casinos. That House bill was transmitted to the Senate Gaming Committee and awaits consideration.
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