Spintornado Casino Review (2023)

Do not invest more money than you can afford to lose.

Spintornado is a real disappointment, and just to know it, we cannot recommend it to anyone. In fact, we strongly urge people to avoid this casino because it’s engaged in a shady and potentially fraudulent activities probably aimed to deceive and harm players. Find out why in the following review.

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Bonuses

To begin with, the bonus promotions offered by Spintornado are very very lucrative. The welcoming offer consists of three different events, totalling up to €3000 in prizes. This, however, only makes the casino more dangerous for players since many of them may get lured. In addition to that, the weekly reload bonuses are available 4 days through the week, with offers being more than attractive – if players activate all weekly reloads they can claim up to €2500.

The wagering requirement, on the other hand, is way too favourable – only 15 times the bonus. The same applies to the standardized cash-out limit – 10 times the deposit for cash bonuses and 10 times winnings for no deposit bonuses and cashback. The deposit requirements are also better than the industry standards – Spintornado requires only €10 or equivalent in other currencies to unlock any promotion.

Given all that, a player would certainly believe that Spintornado is one of the best houses you can find. Truly said, we also thought that’s the case, but the reality is quite different. Anyhow, let’s see the prizes one by one.

• 1st Bonus – for new players only. This is the most lucrative promotion in terms of percentages, as players are allowed to claim up to 250% on their deposits. The maximum amount they are allowed to get is €1000.
• 2nd Bonus – upon their second deposit of €10+, players claim 100% up to €750.
• 3rd Bonus – the last part of the welcoming offer, in which players claim 100% on their deposits. A noteworthy fact is that here the max cash amount one can get is the highest – up to €1250.
• Monday Bonus – the first reload bonus for the week. It still unlocks with €10 deposit or more, as the prize is 50% up to €250.
• Wednesday Bonus – very similar to the Monday reload, with the exception that the max cash bonus practically doubles – the prize in this promo is 50% up to €500.
• Friday Bonus – the percentage jumps to form the prize of 80% up to €500.
• Saturday Bonus – this one is definitely a bonus on steroids. In this event, players should still deposit no less than €10 to claim 100% up to €1250.
• No Deposit Bonus – Spintornado generally offers the opportunity to claim free spins with no deposit required. The bonus doesn’t seem active, but whenever available, it’s certain that the wagering requirement will be 35 times.
• Cashback – another promo that’s not currently promoted. The potential percentage players can claim back is unknown, but it’s sure that a wagering requirement of 35 times will apply for this promo, as well.

As you can see, the bonus promotions offered by Spintornado are really good. In the following section, however, we’ll reveal some very disturbing facts about Spintornado.

License

Spintornado is promoted as a gaming house operated by Voucherwave Limited, a company incorporated just three months ago in Manchester, UK. They claim that Spintornado is licensed in Curacao by Gaming Curacao and even provide a seal, but once we got to it, we quickly realised it’s not authentic. The problem is that the website verifying the license of Spintornado differs from the official portal of Gaming Curacao. Simply put, the license presented by Spintornado is fake! Totally unacceptable!

It’s generally a problem if a casino operates without an official license. It means that safe and fair gaming environment is not guaranteed, and overall, the casino’s sense of legitimacy gets lost. On the other hand, however, a fake license gets to another level. Spintornado undeniably lies and misleads players, which is totally unacceptable. Spintornado is a dishonest casino! You should not wager in this house.

Spintornado pretends to be a casino authorised in Curacao, so let us tell you a bit more about the licenses issued from the Caribbean island.

The online casinos in Curacao are not licensed and regulated by the local gaming authorities directly, but by four independent companies instead– Antillephone, E-Gaming, CIL and Gaming Curacao. Each licensor company is responsible to sub-license and supervise the casinos, which guarantees that all rules and regulations are in place and followed strictly. There are opinions that the supervision in Curacao is not as strong due to the regulatory framework, but there are certain positive features we should mention. First of all, the capacity increases since there are four licensors instead of only one, so the overall procedure gets more efficient, in general. Also, the licensing process and subsequent control become cheaper and quicker, which gives more flexibility to the casinos. If you’re looking for lucrative bonuses and possibly a bigger choice of slot games, you might pick one licensed in Curacao.

Below, you can see the list with restricted countries found in Spintornado’s TCs. United States and its territories are missing, which is practically a red flag – under 365/JAZ license belonging to Gaming Curacao, Spintornado cannot offer its services in the States. When we checked, however, players from US not only can open the website, but they are also allowed to register and deposit, which further confirms that this casino should not be trusted. Anyway, see the list with the allegedly restricted countries.

Restricted countries: South Sudan, Mauritius, Zimbabwe, North Korea, Mali, Yemen, Côte d’Ivoire, Syria, Libya, Burundi, Angola, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Central African Republic, Senegal, Lebanon, Iran, Uganda, Nicaragua, Eritrea, Haiti, Myanmar, Albania, Cuba, Wallis and Futuna, Pakistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Jamaica, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Cayman Islands, French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Somalia, Jersey, Ethiopia, Republic of the Congo, Barbados, Curacao, Rwanda, Iraq, Liberia, Sudan, Jamaica, Zimbabwe.

Here is the fake license. First thing to note is the domain name – that’s not the site of the official validator. Second thing we spotted is the difference in the fonts:

Deposit and Withdrawal

Currencies: EUR, USD, GBP, NOK, SEK, CAD

When it comes to deposits, the conditions are good, at least on paper. Many deposit methods are accepted, while the minimum deposit requirement is low – only €10 on average. The maximum single transaction will vary, depending on the method, with the highest being through crypto – up to €50 000. Each deposit is instant and free of charge.

As for withdrawals, only 2 methods are available. The minimum withdrawal is generally good – only €20. The maximum one-time transaction, however, will depend on the weekly withdrawal limit, unless other conditions apply – €2000. The monthly limit is €8000, which is not the best condition, we shall say.

The processing time is said to be up to 36 hours, but on certain occasions may be up to 72 hours. According to TCs, withdrawals are free of charge, but would you believe a casino with a forged license? We certainly do not trust them, and for that reason, we doubt anything they state in their TCs.

Anyways, the rollover requirement is 1 time, meaning that players should wager their deposits once before a withdrawal. If they fail to meet this condition, a 20% fee will apply.

As for the inactive accounts, the policy is standard – €5 monthly fee after 12 months no log in.

Games and Game Suppliers

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When it comes to gaming, Spintornado is pretty much OK. They work with leading gaming providers, so thousands of slots are available. Here are the slots in the Top Games selection of the casino: Pink Elephants, Aviator, Wanted Dead or a Wild, Big Bass Bonanza, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, The Wild Chase, Tombstone, Book of Dead, Rise of Merlin, Money Train 3, Razor Shark, etc.

In the lobby of Live Casino, players can find the following real dealer games: Video Blackjack, Imperial Quest, Roleta Da Sorte, Blackjack Da Sorte, Dragon Tiger Da Sorte, Three Card Poker, Instant Lucky 7, Extra Chili Epic Spins, Grand Korean Blackjack, Bonsai Baccarat A, Bonsai Baccarat B, Bonsai Baccarat C, etc.

Conclusion

Spintornado is good, when it comes to games. The bonus policy is also more than lucrative; in fact, the promotions are just incredible, on paper. When it comes to deposits and withdrawals, the things also do not look that bad – all conditions are pretty much standard. Then, however, comes the fake license forged by Spintornado, and all good impressions gets wasted in a second. A good casino simply cannot afford to provide fake licenses! That’s unacceptable, and defines what Spintornado actuall is – the casino is not good, so don’t wager in it.