What you can play at MrJones Casino
MrJones Casino has two main game areas: a live casino and slots. Slot titles come from 74 providers in total, and the slots section is where you can browse them.
Live casino games are played against a real dealer, streamed to your screen, so each round runs at the pace of the table. Check the betting limits on a live table before you join, and read the rules shown for that game. The live casino page covers the section as a whole.
Slots work differently. Each spin is decided by a random number generator, so no earlier spin predicts the next one. The paytable, RTP and volatility on each game describe how it pays over time, not what a single spin will do. The Sweet Bonanza and Gates of Olympus pages on this site show how those features work for each title.
Volatility describes how often wins arrive and how large they tend to be. Lower volatility means smaller wins that come more often, while higher volatility means fewer, bigger wins with longer gaps between them. The maximum win on a game is a ceiling, not an expected result, so read it alongside the RTP before you decide how to spend your time on a game.
How the game types differ
The main difference is pace and how much of a round you control. A slot spin takes seconds and involves no decisions beyond the stake. A live table round has a betting window followed by a result you watch unfold. A crash round asks for one decision, when to cash out, and lasts only as long as the multiplier does.
Cost per hour follows the same pattern. Fast games let you place far more bets in the same time, so a stake that looks small can add up quickly. Live tables and game shows move more slowly, but their betting limits may sit well above a slot's lowest stake. Check the limits shown at the table or in the game's information screen before you place a bet.
Volatility works differently for each type. In slots it describes how often wins arrive and how large they tend to be: high volatility means longer gaps between wins and bigger swings. Roulette and baccarat have fixed odds for each bet type, so the difference lies in which bets you choose rather than in the game itself. Game shows sit in between, because most segments pay small amounts and a few pay a lot.
MrJones Casino has no iPhone or Android app. Games are played through the mobile site, which the mobile version page describes. If you are interested in the loyalty scheme, Loyalty program is described on the VIP programme page. T&Cs apply.
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Choosing where to start
Begin with the format that fits how you like to play, not with the biggest advertised prize.
- You like a presenter and a show format: the game shows on the live casino page, though the rounds have several bet types and bonus stages to learn first.
- You want short rounds with one decision: a crash game, as long as you accept that every round is random.
- You want the widest choice of themes and features: slots, where the paytable and feature description on each game page explain what to expect.
Before you choose, read the rules screen in the game itself. It shows the stake range, the paytable and, for slots, the RTP. Choose a game whose stake range fits an amount you are comfortable spending as entertainment, and leave out any game whose rules you cannot follow after a minute or two.
Before you play
Before you play, read the stake range and the rules screen of each game. For a live table, check the betting limits before you join, and for a slot, look at the paytable and the maximum win. Set a budget before you start, an amount you can afford to lose as entertainment, and do not chase losses with a bigger stake. Your bank's own spending controls can also help, if your bank offers them.
Bonus terms can limit which games count and how winnings are released, so read the terms of any offer before you deposit. Our welcome bonus guide explains what those terms usually cover. T&Cs apply.
On protecting your money, MrJones Casino does not hold a licence from the UK Gambling Commission, so it is not licensed to offer gambling to players in United Kingdom. GAMSTOP self-exclusion and the duties that apply to licensed operators do not cover it. The safety page sets out what this means for you, and you can search the Gambling Commission register yourself. If gambling stops being fun, GamCare at gamcare.org.uk offers support through the National Gambling Helpline.