Cherries whether on slot machines, or on Hot Fudge Sundaes, always create this little stream of volcanic hope in the heart, of a pompous and delicious future. Same can't be said, for many bulleted reasons, about Cherry Jackpot Casino. For the simplest of puzzles, the name itself, is hardcorishly generic. More like a derivative of a derivative. But, what's in a name? Ok good. Fine. But, the non-stop, non-sensical supply chain of bonuses and no deposit bonuses, smell of needless desperation.

May be their top brains have this philosophical business belief to make every visitor count. If the traffic is valid, then it must convert, or else...

The design of their website is a templated copy of its sister site CasinoMax; with a more convenient use of gradient colors; which don't feel particularly bad to the eye, actually kind of soothing. The site is built to reveal a lissomly body. The use of text, although all a rewritten copy of Casino Max, does what it's suppose to do. They also have a downloadable casino software for desktop. Anyone over 30 would - most probably, in fact I'd put a wager on it - appreciate this feature. Desktop casino software is still in high demand, most of which originates due to the lack of apps at offshore online casinos.

There's only one read-worthy thread about them on Reddit, which is an AI or human-written, SEO-focused review. Nothing authentic there. TrustPilot does paint a meekly different picture, however. Filtering through the fake, paid-for reviews by bots, and PR-company accounts, which all sing praises for them, like the North Koreans would Kim Jong Un; there were two reviewers, posting their horrific experiences, one revolving around the 8-day delay in the KYC procedures, and the other about the ultimate rejection of a $50k jackpot win and account closure. Sans the response of Cherry Jackpot's PR-cum-support team, it's hard to gather if, at least, the $50k jackpot-nulling holds much merit. And even if it did, there's no way to handcuff the lying party, or do anything about such i-tragedies. However, with scamming the retail gamblers, being the keto diet for majority of the online casinos, the benefit-of-the-doubt award would still be won by that may-be-one-off TP reviewer.

Their friends in the casino-review sites ecosystem, do give them solid marks. Places like Casino Guru, Casinomeister and other bro sites, do give comprehensive keynote speeches on the brand stability and dependability of Cherry Jackpot. Appurtenant to mention here that the sites are paid coffers full of cash to deliver new clients to them. This apparent conflict-of-interest irony should be as clearly visible as the contrail of a jet, flying through the clear blue skies.

Now that withdrawals have made it to the front of the screen, the weekly limit is $4k and the maximum monthly cut-off is $16k. This means that if you, in an extremely rare event, win a jackpot of, say $150k, expect to be paid, provided you're extricated by their finance department and KYCed through the plafond, in a little over 9 months. If you prefer laughing at this absurdity, now is the time. They do promise to pay out within 48 hours to a few days. Needless to say, this claim has been debunked, rather emphatically by two anonymous reviewers on TrustPilot. Other places like Super Slots, EnergyCasino and SlotoCash have much higher monthly withdrawal limits, if one wants to rise above this noisy low-budget soap opera.

Deposits are handled, rather quickly. Thank you money-coming-in. All credit cards, in-fashion cryptocurrencies, bundled with the ability to use bank transfers are offered. The lowest amount to start, if you aren't taking their no deposit bonus is $35.

Now that we're in the comfotable zone of talking about bonuses, Cherry Jackpot has this 400% Welcome Bonus (Code: REDEEMABLE 2X) and also a $40 no deposit bonus (Code: NDB40) for total newbies to this brand. Don't let me stop you running out of the door, jumping in your car and heading straight out to them for a quick fix to your free-money, bonus sniffing habits.

License-wise, it's an averager too. Holds a Curacao-issued legal paper. Doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things, may be that it can be wholesomely seen as sort-of legal in certain countries, like if-the-cops-don't-care-it's-fair thing, and that the word legit, may conceivably apply to it. Support-wise, they have live chat and email. No breakthrough in uniqueness there as well.

RTG and Visionary iGaming, both are its main software providers. These names are known in the industry for providing moderately better slots and table games and a live casino environment. The women working as live dealers at ViG, all act as hard-working professionals, who want entertain more than entice; if one can read between the lines.

Their support seems above-average. I got no complaints there. Email and Live Chat are served as standard. Nothing out of this world, or something that can be discarded. Have a go at their FAQ, if you're feeling query-ish.

Cherry Jackpot is like a neglected middle child of a mentally and financially stable family, who's having issues developing a personality of its own. It's neither an awesome place to bet, nor a must-skip radio station. An average place, for average joes, to win and lose average money.

Official website address: cherryjackpot.com

 

Christopher Meyers

Why should Christopher's review be trusted?

• Took a Graduate Certificate in Gaming Management from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. This gives him the know-how on topics of Internet Mobile Gaming, Casino Accounting and Auditing, among others.
• Worked as a Licensing Agent at AGCO's Licensing & Registration Branch at Fort Erie, Ontario for two years, thus giving him the in-depth knowledge of the workings of sports betting sites, casinos and racebooks.
• Took an online course from the Oxford University Department for Continuing Education on Ethics, learning topics like Moral truth and Freedom, knowledge and responsibility, thus giving him the courage to write reviews that are original and truthful to the core.

A word from the author:

To make this review fair, transparent and to remove any sponsorship bias, I allocated anywhere between $500 (for casual betting) to $25,000 (for evaluating the quality of the high-roller gambling services) out of my own pocket for testing the browser-based platform and the app (where available) of this betting site.

• This money was spent on online casino games and sports betting, depending on what the place is primarily known for. For example, certain brands only cater to slots, while others are predominantly sportsbooks.
• My tests involved all the processes, such as initial deposit and accepting welcome bonuses, KYC, an actual experience of playing the games, and finally withdrawing my winnings, if any.

Legally Binding Oath: I hereby declare that the above made statements are true to the best of my knowledge and belief, and that I understand it may be used as evidence in court and is subject to penalty for perjury.

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