Spin Station Casino Review

Spin Station Casinois operated by White Hat Gaming on behalf of Caddell Ltd. Youmight recognize some of their other online casino brands, such as Miami Dice, The Grand Ivy, and Casimba Casino. Spin Station first came online in 2016, making it the latest addition to the Caddell lineup.

The site has a colorful design with all the symbolism of an online casino – red 7s, cherries, diamonds, bars, aces, crowns, and sports cars can all be seen on the front page, along with a colorful grid of thumbnails showcasing the games.

Looking at the selection of games, I could see NetEnt, Microgaming, and Evolution Gaming all have a presence here, along with a few others. It seems that this casino offers all types of games, including video slots, digital table and card games, video poker titles, and live casino games. It’s a pure casino, though, meaning no sports betting or poker tournaments.

The welcome offer is much larger than average, which initially made me a tad skeptical, to be frank. Sometimes offers of this size come with more tricks than a wizard’s sleeve, so I knew I was going to have to dig down into the finer details in the terms and conditions to find out more.

On first impressions, I had a pretty positive feeling about this casino. Let’s see if that turned out to be accurate after I explored each element of the site in further detail.

I like that there are a few “big-name” progressive jackpot slots to choose from. Mega Moolah, Treasure Nile, Major Millions, and Divine Fortune are all worth a few spins minimum.

I tested the customer support agent with quite a challenging task, asking them to locate and reset a password on an account I’ve had, but haven’t used in ages. It did take some time, but I expected it would. In the end, the agent rose to the challenge and helped me unlock my account. She was extremely helpful all the way through.

There are few online casinos which offer several grand as a welcome bonus. I expected much higher wagering requirements and some hidden terms, but I was pleasantly surprised to find the welcome offer is more than fair.

Sorry, but if you like to place the odd accumulator on the horses or footy while spinning the reels on the weekend, you won’t be able to do so here.

You can only withdraw by bank transfer. This is slightly annoying, as I prefer the speed and convenience of digital wallets like Neteller and Skrill.

Spin Station Casino definitely has a large number of games on offer as compared to many other casinos I’ve visited recently. I counted 344 slots alone. There are also a few dozen table and card games in the virtual casino, not to mention a further 13 in the live casino.

Naturally, some of these options are different variants of the same base card or table game. Let’s explore each type further, now.

Spin Station doesn’t have the sort of poker tournament you might initially think of when you think “online poker.” However, it does have various casino poker games. These include:

• Casino Hold ‘Em
• Oasis
• Red Dog
• Texas Hold ‘Em

You can’t play these games in demo mode. You’ll have to play for real money and must have already registered before you can check the games out.

Spin Station Casino does offer a welcome bonus to new players, but it looks a little thin for the regular players. In this section, I’ll tell you all I was able to find out.

At face value, the welcome bonus offered here is a lot bigger than you might be used to. Up to £/€ 3,000 + 100 free spins on slots is the deal, as advertised. It’s worth noting that this cash is dished out over multiple deposits, as follows:

A £/€ 20 minimum deposit, x35 wagering requirements, and £/€ 5 maximum bet limits apply with each deposit. Also, be aware that deposits made via Neteller or Skrill aren’t eligible for this bonus. To be honest, my initial skepticism was somewhat lessened after reading the terms and conditions. The wagering requirements aren’t too high, and while the £/€ 5 maximum bet amount might be slightly annoying, it’s fair enough when you consider the risk of giving you such a large sum.

I don’t like that deposits via Neteller and Skrill aren’t included, though. I personally use these methods when possible. While Spin Station Casino isn’t the first casino to exclude them in bonus terms, it still means I had to share my card details when signing up.

There’s really not much in the way of regular bonuses and promotions for loyal players. While the customer service team assured me that they will be periodically sent by email, the “promos” tab does seem a little thin without them.

The only regular promotion I could uncover is a monthly prize draw for a brand-new Mercedes-Benz. To participate in the draw, you need to earn at least 1,000 Station Points in a single calendar month. One point is given for every £/€ 10 deposited. So, to have a shot at winning, you will need to deposit at least £/€ 10k in a given month.

This certainly puts the prize draw beyond my means, but perhaps you’re a high-roller. Do be careful, though, because your points will be reset at the end of every month. Honestly, I’d like to see a lot more in terms of bonuses for regular players. The welcome offer is well worth taking, but Spin Station could do with offering weekly free spins, a weekend reload bonus, or something similar.

There are a few different ways to make a deposit at Spin Station Casino, but only one way to get your money out. There are no extra withdrawal fees hidden in the small print, and everything is pretty transparent.

You will be required to verify your account at some point, though. This will require ID and a utility bill. Since the only valid withdrawal method is bank transfer, you will have to wait 3-5 business days to receive your funds.

• Bank transfer

I wasn’t exactly stoked to find I can’t use Neteller or Skrill to make withdrawals. These are my preferred payment methods, but I guess I’ll have to be patient and wait 3-5 business days to get my cash by bank transfer.

Spin Station Casino has a clear, easy-to-understand VIP program. The benefits of each stage are clearly outlined under the ‘VIP’ tab on the main menu. There are several levels, as follows:

The team will email you with an invite when they think you’re ready to either join or move up a level. All you have to do is register, log in, and play. This compares well to what’s on offer at other online casinos. The perks are pretty much on par with any other program I’ve encountered.

The two ways to get in touch with Spin Station Casino are email and live chat.

• Email – Drop a line to [email protected] if you have a question which doesn’t need to be answered right away. It took me about 6 hours to get what I needed using email. Live chat is much faster.
• Live Chat – I managed to get connected to an operator called Kim within about 10 seconds of requesting assistance. As soon as I’d verified my account details with her, she was happy to help and helped me reset my password without a fuss. This is definitely the best way to get in touch, and live chat is available around the clock.

While live chat is enough for me, it would be nice to see a telephone hotline, too. There are still lots of old-timers among us who aren’t entirely comfortable with this live chat malarkey, and a telephone helpline would show extra consideration for them.

I definitely think Spin Station is well worth checking out further, especially if you like slots. The games are all high-quality, the customer service is friendly, helpful, and available, and the welcome bonus is huge. I did mention that this casino could do more for regular players, though, and I stick by that. I’d also like to see a greater number of withdrawal methods in the future.

Spin Station Casino is a decent all-rounder with an exceptional welcome bonus. It’s got enough of everything, to a good enough standard, to make it worthwhile to become a player. Check it out for yourself!