The launch
Jackpot Lounge puts progressive jackpot slots at the front of its lobby, alongside the usual slots, tables and live games. It holds a B2C licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. Earlier reports of the launch gave a licence number, ownership details and market figures that we could not confirm, so we have left them out.
What the licence means in the UK
The Malta Gaming Authority is a strict regulator, but its licence does not let a casino serve players in Great Britain. If a casino with only an MGA licence accepts you from the UK, none of the British protections apply: no GAMSTOP, no UK complaints route and no 10x cap on bonus wagering. Search the brand on the Gambling Commission's public register before you sign up.
Jackpots and how they pay
A progressive jackpot grows with every bet placed on the game until someone wins it. The jackpot is paid for by a slice of each stake, so the base game usually returns less than a comparable slot. Read the RTP in the game's information screen, and see our guide to RTP for how the numbers work.