All Star Games Review

All Star Games is a British bingo site (previously known as All Stars Bingo) that looks very American. That will be due to the series of American stars and stripes that cover the homepage. Rendered in distinctive blue and red, the site has got strong branding and a logo that helps it stand apart from other bingo sites. There’s the incentive of spinning the bonus wheel when you join to win up to £2,500 in bonus cash plus £20 free when you make your first £10 deposit.

In addition to bingo, it’s possible to play slots at the website including such games as Irish Luck and Sugar Train. Make no mistake though, bingo is what this site does best. It specialises in 90 and 75-ball bingo and has some serious jackpots to be won. Throw in a selection of instant games and you've got a capable all-round side where you can gamble to your heart’s content.

About All Stars

All Star Games was founded in 2014 by Jumpman Gaming Limited, a company who are based in Alderney which is a well-known gaming stronghold. The company’s servers are located in a secure Guernsey hosting facility and all of the site’s software has been independently tested to ensure that fair play is provided at all times. All Star Games' software has been developed in-house to ensure that the company can retain complete control over it.

All Star Banking

All Star Games is a Visa casino, they offer fund options for Visa Debit, Visa Credit, Visa Electron, but also for Maestro, Mastercard and Solo. The minimum deposit amount is £5 for your first deposit then with all subsequent deposits the minimum is £10. When it comes to making a withdrawal, the minimum amount is £30 and requests can take up to 48 hours to be processed. After you've made a withdrawal request and it has been granted, it can take 7 to 14 days for the funds to show up in your account. This seems an unreasonable amount of time for funds to be returned to your credit card.

All Star Bonuses

When you sign up for All Star Games there’s £20 in bonus cash to play with when you deposit £10. After you've made your first deposit you can also spin the bonus wheel to win a prize worth up to £2,500. After that, as a new player you’ll be entitled to play in the free bingo room which operates daily from 8pm to 11pm. Before the bonus cash can be withdrawn it is subject to a 4 x wagering requirement.

On a weekly basis there’s a number of bingo promotions that are in operation on the site to keep things fresh. These include one named Friday Night Takeaway which operates at 8pm. This provides a way to win £50 worth of takeaway food, giving you the chance to start your weekend in an extremely healthy fashion. There are jackpot games to be played too with prizes worth up to £2,000 and the cost of entry starting as long as 1p. Other promotions include one that is named predictably Monday Madness which runs every Monday from 4pm to 7pm when the value of the full house jackpot and one line jackpots are swapped. There’s also £300 in bonus funds to be won every weekend.

Star of the Show

If you get into the habit of playing regularly at All Star Games you can join the site’s VIP scheme. There are five levels to this and the higher you climb the more you will earn. Every player starts off as Member before rising to Bronze, Silver, Gold and finally Black. As you ascend the levels of the site’s VIP scheme you can expect to earn increased deposit bonuses, cashback, a special bonus on your birthday, mystery gifts and exclusive VIP games and jackpots.

All Star Games

There are two types of bingo that can be played at All Star Games. There’s 90-ball bingo, which is the most popular version to be found in the UK, and then you have 75-ball bingo which is more common in America. With 90-ball bingo players use a card that has 27 squares based around a grid measuring 3 by 9. Players choose 15 numbers ranging between 1 and 90 with the aim of completing a single line, two lines or all three to achieve full house before their fellow players.

With 75-ball bingo the game works slightly differently. Game cards are made up of 25 squares this time using a grid measuring 5 by 5. Players can use numbers ranging between 1 and 75 and there’s one blank square in the centre of the card. Players can also choose a version of the 75-ball game that involves creating a pattern on their card. These predetermined patterns including an egg, firework, aeroplane and letters of the alphabet.

Hitting the Jackpot

The jackpot games at All Star Games are where the real money lies. The highest value jackpot is worth £2,000 and tickets cost just £1 for these games. Games have such names as Pay Day, VIP Jackpot and Fair & Square. The VIP game has a £500 jackpot and is held on the first Saturday of every month at 8 pm. Full house is worth £250, two line is worth £150 and one line is £100. Tickets cost £1 with the Fair & Square game, there's a £100 jackpot at stake and the game is held every Wednesday at 8 pm.

All Star Slots

There is a reasonable selection of video slots that can be played at All Star Games. Unfortunately it’s impossible to determine the names of all of these games. In fact, you can only tell a handful of these games because for some reason the owner of the site Jumpman Gaming Limited have decided not to give out further details.

This is something that they do with most of their bingo websites and although it's only a minor issue, it is somewhat annoying. Games that can be confirmed as being available are Sugar Train, Irish Luck and an Egyptian themed slot called Rameses Riches. There are a few mini games that can be played too but you can’t ascertain the identity of these without being logged into the site.

Nothing Wrong, but Not Exciting

All Star Games is reasonable but unexceptional bingo site. There's nothing majorly wrong with the site but there's nothing particularly exciting about it either. That's because it's one of a series of almost identical sides that are operated by the same company, Jumpman Gaming. That being said, the games that can be played here, 90-ball and 75-ball bingo, are perfectly agreeable.

The mini games aren’t particularly special there and there's nothing about this site that really differentiates it from the competition. Credit where credit is due: the actual look of the site, comprising a series of American stars and stripes, is actually quite tasteful, and the fact that you can play on mobile as an advantage, despite All Star Games' other failing including a lack of deposit options and lengthy withdrawal time.