If you’re okay with spending a bit of money. I love that JMS is free to play, but to get the most out of this game you really do need to purchase the upgrades and occasionally hit the coin store. If you’re looking for 100% free play, you’ll probably get frustrated with this game quickly, but if you’re okay with an occasional purchase this game can be a lot of fun. The graphics are really bold, bright, and colorful. There are endless different slot games to choose from, and they’re constantly introducing new ones. I find the rules and the pay lines here are much easier to follow than some other slot games I’ve tried. If you enjoy the challenge of objective-based games and a bit of competition like I do, JMS has the Quest option where you can race other players to hit specific objectives in specific games and win some pretty substantial rewards if you score high enough at the end of the race, which typically runs every two weeks. They also have the Dash option if you like objective-based games but aren’t into the competition of a race against other players. JMS also has plenty of other rotating bonus features and side games to keep it fresh and offer other rewards and incentives besides endless spinning. You have the option of joining teams for extra rewards and some camaraderie, and there’s a great online community on Facebook, where the admins are fast with feedback and post daily free coins. This game is definitely a game of chance, so there are going to be slow days with lots of losses, but there are also days with lots of wins and some really big jackpots. If you enjoy the true win-some-lose-some of slot games and aren’t looking for all wins all the time, give this a try!

Awesome game, fair, no ads!!!! One of the main reason I go to this game 1st every day is the lack of ads, I don’t have to waste time watching the same ads over and over. Almost all of the other slot games have ads after ads, and it finally gets to the point where enough is enough. Although almost every time I log in I have to go over the same routine of what sales are going on, why I should purchase more coins, gems, or gold, diamond passes that just speed up the process. I did actually have a little addiction to this game a few years ago and spent WAY TOO MUCH $$$!! I think you should never “waste” money on these sites because you can’t actually win real $$$. Why spend $$$ here to boost your odds or benefits, when there are thousands if not more of almost identical games, with basically the same slot machines, the same bonus games (bingo, jungle slumps, packs of cards, stars, etc.). If you could actually win real $$$ here I would not trust it in the least to be honest! The slot machines definitely don’t pay out what they should, although I have noticed that if I play during the daytime Monday-Friday I usually do pretty well! At nights and on the weekends I usually don’t play because I think the odds are terrible, you lose too quickly and I seems like the game is trying to force you to make a purchase to keep going. If this is the case then it is a smart business strategy on your side, although it is a bit shameful to try and prey on loyal players. I could go on and on about how to make the game better (adding fireball slots for one!), and I have many other ideas that would lead to more people playing longer, but I am not on the payroll, so I will keep this to myself. I hope this survey helps and I really do LOVE JMS Slots…despite some of the criticisms!thanks,Ann and Michael Simmons

I’ve had this app 786 days. Level 5387 so I’ve seen and noticed a few things in that time. They try to bribe you for a good review for starters, so here’s an honest review of a real player. At first it’s great, even if you have a problem you contact customer service and they couldn’t be more helpful. It’s all about you making purchases. Once you make a purchases it all changes. If you go to make another purchase they’ll raise the price. But your invested, if your 3/4 of the way to the goal so if you don’t buy again at the higher price your kinda stuck. Then once you stop buying, the game is on. They’ll do anything to make it as difficult as possible. My 2nd task or mission of the day is usually get or win quintillions of coins. Only capable by, more purchases. Well they got me once when they offered a special and they didnt honor it and kept finding loopholes. Basically if I made a purchase I got a bonus. They refused to give me the bonus. Even after admitting I made the purchase. But the final straw was yesterday. I received a notice as soon as I logged in that I had won a contest. It was addressed to me and the prize. The first customer service agent told me what to do to claim it. I did that it didn’t work. Emailed again. Now the story changes. It’s a contest and I didn’t win… but I have screenshots it doesn’t say contest it says you won! So no, I’m done. Play at your own risk. I’ll be making a report with the FTC as well.

They say statistically customers only write a reviews when they have a negative experience and I rather enjoyed this game. They are constantly updating and adding new features, but everyone knows that sometimes when you add new things sometimes old things break. The best way to solve a problem when presented by a issue you created is to admit fault, fix the problem, and try to make it right with anyone affected by the problem. Luckily these developers practice gaslighting and lack accountability to admit fault which created enough resentment in me to give them a one star/ bad review. The developers added a new feature that broke another one which made me actually lose my “In App” purchases. When presenting them with this problem they gladly told me to have fun and deny that the problem exists. I am glad their customer service practices the art of gaslighting, because really what I paid for was me questioning my own sanity, which led me to question why on earth was I giving money to people who have this characteristic. This gave me a flashback to my drug seeking days, which made me realize my drug dealer never cared about anything but the money. This one “In App” purchase gave me a moment of self reflection to admit I have a addictive personality and there is always someone to exploit this for a profit. If they had good customer service I would still be playing and not realize I need to go find the local Gamblers Anonymous.