mFortune Sister Sites

The mFortune sister sites include PocketWin, Mad Slots, Jammy Monkey and Luck.com. The casinos are owned by Viral Interactive Limited. 

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Jammy Monkey

It is, in a way, surprising that Jammy Monkey followed mFortune to its new home when Viral Interactive Limited opted to save some of the former In Touch Games Limited casinos in late 2023. There were plenty of better-established mFortune sister sites than Jammy Monkey, which was still the most recent addition to the former operator’s platform at the time of its closure, but Viral Interactive must have seen something in Jammy Monkey that they liked. Perhaps it’s the cool minimalist monkey mascot. In any event, Jammy Monkey, which had never really caught on in the same way as the other brands on its old platform before their closure, has a second shot at making it. Viral Interactive has largely kept the ethos of the casino similar to the way it used to be, but has added slots by more providers and introduced something called “disco bingo.” Try it if you’re curious.

PocketWin

An awful lot of what we just said about Jammy Monkey is also true of Pocketwin, but in the case of Pocketwin, saving the brand made a lot more sense for Viral Interactive Limited. Obviously it’s still a relatively new arrival on the network from the operator’s point of view, but if we were to tag on the length of its previous existence, it would be the oldest of the mFortune sister sites. In fact, the only casino on this platform older than Pocketwin is mFortune itself. Pocketwin owes its name and elements of its design to a time when it was necessary to code separate versions of online casinos for mobile devices because the mobile devices of the time couldn’t cope with “proper” casino websites. That era ended long ago, but Pocketwin continued to prosper beyond it because it had already found an audience. It’s still the same old mobile-friendly casino you’ve always known – it just has a different operator name in its footer.

Mad Slots

Mad Slots isn’t like the other two mFortune sister sites we’ve looked at thus far. Those other sites were brought to the Viral Interactive Limited platform after the collapse of In Touch Games Limited. Mad Slots was already there waiting for them. It’s an original casino brand (albeit one that doesn’t have a particularly original name), created in-house by Viral Interactive Limited itself. The operator clearly thinks a lot of Mad Slots, because it didn’t kill it off to make room for its new arrivals. That was the fate that met the operator’s other old brands, with both Platin Casino and Snabbis biting the dust as the In Touch casinos arrived. Mad Slots doesn’t do anything radically different to any one of a dozen other decent online casinos we could name, but the point is that it’s decent. If you want a fundamentally good online casino that doesn’t do anything flashy, Mad Slots fits the bill.

Luck.com

The similarities between Luck.com and Mad Slots are so strong that in a lot of ways, you could re-read what we’ve just said about Mad Slots, change the name to Luck.com, and it would all remain true. Like Mad Slots, this member of the mFortune sister sites family was already there and waiting when mFortune arrived. Also like Mad Slots, Luck.com is a basic, generic-looking casino with an equally generic name. Nevertheless, both Mad Slots and Luck.com found themselves among the fastest-rising casinos in the UK in the year of 2023 – a year that also saw Viral Interactive Limited return to prominence through its acquisitions. The promotions at Luck.com pride themselves on being “thoughtful,” which isn’t a word that you’ll often see associated with promotions at online casinos. Perhaps it ought to be – and perhaps that’s why Luck.com has been such a hit with so many players.

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Welcome Offers at mFortune

You could get up to £100 and one hundred free spins with the first two deposits you make at mFortune. On the other hand, you could get considerably less than that. It’s all down to the spin of a wheel. To find out what you’re going to get, you need to first make a deposit of £10. That gets you a spin of the casino’s Wheel of Fortune. £100 is the maximum prize on that wheel, but no matter what you win, you’ll have to wager it x40 before it turns into real cash anyway.

Second deposits also have to be £10 or more to qualify for a bonus and are also down to a spin of the wheel. This time, the wheel will be full of free spins bonuses rather than cash bonuses. One hundred bonus spins is the maximum reward, but lower amounts are both available and far more likely. Not having control over the bonus you receive might be an annoyance for some players.

mFortune is owned by Viral Interactive Limited

From its launch in 2007 until 2023, mFortune was the flagship online casino site of In Touch Games Limited. It was one of the top mobile casinos in the early days of the format and was advertised regularly on British television. In the past, mFortune was a massive casino brand. It’s still a big name today, but not on the level that it once was. That’s largely down to its former operator, for which the good times didn’t last. Having once been the UK’s biggest independent casino network company, In Touch Games surrendered its UK Gambling Commission licence in late 2023 after repeatedly incurring fines from the regulator. That could have been the end for mFortune, but fortunately for all of us, it wasn’t.

Viral Interactive Limited appeared to spend most of 2023 re-assessing its place in the UK scene. The company had enjoyed great success in the past with brands like Snabbis and Platin Casino, but had recently closed both down in favour of focusing on its new casinos, Luck.com and Mad Slots. Both casinos were doing well, but they were the only sites under the Viral Interactive umbrella. That changed when In Touch Games closed its doors. Spotting an opportunity, Viral Interactive Limited snapped up mFortune, Pocketwin and Jammy Monkey, more than doubling its active roster. All of a sudden, Viral Interactive Limited has significant upward momentum and a star name on its platform in the shape of mFortune. Will it keep resurrecting great names from the past, or will it launch more original casinos of its own? We’ll have to wait and see.

Other Promotions at mFortune

mFortune takes a “little, but often” approach to the other bonuses it offers to its loyal players. Of what’s available, the weekly bonuses sound like the most fun. They take the form of either free spins or deposit boosts, and they’re awarded in the same fashion as the welcome promotion via a spin of the casino’s Wheel of Fortune. The casino’s “Promotions” page doesn’t offer anything specific about the value of the bonuses, but players are advised to check both their emails and notifications to ensure that they don’t miss anything.

As well as the above, mFortune offers up to 155 free spins every weekend to everyone who deposits at least £10 between Friday and Sunday. A different slots game (or combination of slots games) is chosen for each weekend, and the qualifying deposit may vary, so always check the promotions page before trying to claim the bonus. The casino also has special promotions available all month on its selected “Game of the Month” (usually the newest arrival at mFortune), and a “Bingo Buzz” promotion offering free bingo tickets every Thursday.

Featured Games at mFortune

Back when it was an In Touch Games Limited casino, mFortune offered a tiny collection of fewer than one hundred slots, all of which were developed in-house and exclusive to the platform. Most of those exclusive games are still available at mFortune, but the casino has expanded considerably to include content from other providers, most notably Pragmatic Play. There’s still no live casino at mFortune, so the categories are limited to slots or bingo, but there’s still a lot more to do here than there used to be.

Having struck up a partnership with Pragmatic Play, mFortune is making the best out of it by shining the spotlight on the best of the provider’s creations on its homepage. Big Bass Bonanza, which is the most famous product of the Pragmatic Play partner studio Reel Kingdom, is featured most prominently of all with a massive thumbnail. Several entries in the John Hunter series also get the star treatment, as does The Dog House and Chilli Party. Classics from Play’n Go, including both Pyramids of Dead and Secret of Dead, also make the cut and appear above the fold on the mFortune homepage. Always keep an eye out for the Game of the Month, too, as there will be special promotions attached to it.

Deposit and Withdrawal Methods

Helpfully, mFortune has a banking. That means we know which methods are accepted, and how long we might wait for a withdrawal. In no particular order, the approved withdrawal methods at mFortune are PayPal, Mastercard debit, Visa debit, Trustly, and Fonix. Of those methods, Fonix is the only one that isn’t approved for withdrawals. While it’s normally the case that e-wallets are faster than debit cards, mFortune insists that it can process all withdrawals within 24 hours. The maximum withdrawal is £7500 regardless of the method chosen, and there are no fees attached. The minimum deposit is, strangely, £4 for every method other than Fonix, which starts at £10.

mFortune Customer Support and License

For customer support, mFortune offers live chat assistance. You’ll have to navigate your way around the chatbot before you speak to a real human, though – just keep typing “speak to someone” until it puts you through to somebody. If you don’t have the time or patience for that, you can use a contact form instead. The licence that covers the casino belongs to Viral Interactive Limited, and is held with the UK Gambling Commission under account number 42739. The licence was clean at the time this review was written and also applies to all of the mFortune sister sites.

Final Thoughts on mFortune

If you’re one of the many people who liked the old mFortune, you should love the new mFortune. The casino is bigger and better in every way under Viral Interactive, with far more games to play and a wider range of promotions. It’s still a little on the small side compared to the biggest casinos on the UK scene, but size has never been what people loved mFortune for. Despite being under new ownership, the casino has retained much of its old charm – including several aspects of its old appearance – and looks to be in good shape to celebrate its 20^th anniversary in 2027. We have no reservations about mFortune, and so we’re happy to recommend it to readers.

mFortune Player Reviews

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