Slots Animal is closed: the operator’s own terms page now says the site has stopped trading and points players to customer service for withdrawals. It was a UK-facing casino run by Jumpman Gaming Limited and was never licensed in any Canadian province. There is nothing to sign up for today.
Gambling in Canada is for adults: 19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec).
Slots Animal casino: licence while it traded
According to AskGamblers, Slots Animal held licences from the UK Gambling Commission and Alderney, offered bonuses in pounds and did not list Interac. That profile fits a site built for British players, not Canadians. It never appeared on the iGaming Ontario list. Our rating method does not score closed brands.
If you still have a balance
The closure notice says withdrawals go through customer service. Contact the operator in writing, keep a copy of your account history and note the date. Its licences came from Great Britain and Alderney, so no Canadian body has a role in a dispute. The notice also points players to a sister brand; you do not have to move your account there, and a new site deserves its own checks first.
Beware of sites reusing the name
When a brand closes, copycat pages sometimes keep its name to catch search traffic. Any site still offering a Slots Animal bonus today is not the original operator.
Where to play instead
Licensed and crown options are listed in our casino rankings, and free provincial helplines are on the responsible gambling page.
Questions readers ask
- Is Slots Animal still open?
No. The operator's terms page says the site has closed.
- Was Slots Animal licensed in Canada?
No. It held UK Gambling Commission and Alderney licences while it traded.
- How do I withdraw a Slots Animal balance?
The closure notice tells players to contact customer service for withdrawals.