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Amazon Slots: the licence, and what it covers

Amazon Slots has no connection of any kind to the retailer of the same name, and the resemblance is worth clearing up before anything else. The brand launched in 2016 on Gambling Commission account 39175, held by Jumpman Gaming Limited, and what earns it a page of its own is that it is the most multi-market of the eleven siblings on that account.

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    Licence on the public registerGambling Commission, account 39175 ·Jumpman Gaming Limitedlicence 039175-R-319452-025 · read on 7 November 2026 · public register
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    • Virtual events
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    • Licence holderJumpman Gaming Limited
    • ProgrammeSuper Partners
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The brand with nothing to do with the shop

Amazon Slots is a Jumpman Gaming brand launched in 2016 and has no connection of any kind to the retailer of the same name, and it sits on Gambling Commission account 39175 for Great Britain, alongside ten other brands on this site; what makes it worth a page of its own is that it is the most multi-market of the eleven. Beyond the British licence it operates in Ontario, and it does so through a separate company created for the province, which is an arrangement worth understanding because it is the standard one and almost nobody explains it.

Why a brand needs a second company for Ontario

Ontario's regulated market requires an operator to «register» with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario and to sign an agreement with iGaming Ontario, which «conducts and manages» the gambling on the province's behalf because section 207 of the Criminal Code of Canada reserves that role to the province.

The result is that the Ontario version of a brand is a separate legal entity with a separate account, usually on a `.ca` address, and it will not accept a player located anywhere else. A player moving between Britain and Ontario changes company as well as website, and the age changes from eighteen to nineteen with it.

The «lobby»

Slot-first with several hundred titles (drawing on Playtech), Barcrest, NetEnt and Pragmatic among others, and a bingo section as well, which puts it among the Jumpman brands here that use the bingo entitlement rather than merely holding it; the account is held in sterling for British players and in Canadian dollars for the Ontario entity, which is a consequence of the two-company structure rather than a feature of either.

The licence, shared with ten others

Account 39175 carries Remote Bingo and Remote Casino (active since the first of November 2014), and no betting entitlement. The eleven brands on this account are the same «platform» under different names, and the differences between them are the catalogue, the bingo offering and the theme. For this brand the Ontario registration is the real difference, and on this site it appears twice as a result: here, under the British licence, and on our Ontario page under the provincial one, with a different link and a different age.

Amazon Slots, on account 39175

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Questions readers ask

Is this connected to Amazon the retailer?

No, not in any way. It is a Jumpman Gaming brand launched in 2016 and the name is coincidental, which is worth stating because it is the first question the name produces.

Why does it appear on your Ontario page as well?

Because it operates there through a separate company registered with the AGCO, as Ontario's regulated market requires. That entity is a different legal person with a different account, on a Canadian address, and it will not accept a player outside the province.

Does it have bingo?

Yes. The licence on account 39175 carries Remote Bingo, and unlike several of its sibling brands this one actually runs a bingo section alongside the slots.

What is the minimum age?

Eighteen in Great Britain, which is the legal minimum here. On the Ontario version it is nineteen, because that is the provincial age, and the two are different accounts at different companies.

By the UK Pound Casino editorial team · Last updated November 2026 · Online since 2026

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