Spin City Casino Games: What Is in the Lobby

Top Picks game counter

All (5,682)

Game count stated in page text

More than 1,500

Provider with most titles (sample seen)

BGaming, 265 games

Live providers listed

Switch Studios, Lucky Streak, Betgames, Kiron

Live game types

Baccarat, roulette, poker, Wheel of Fortune (HD streams)

Table games

Blackjack, baccarat, roulette, poker, Andar Bahar

Australian residents

Barred from real-money play (terms clause 2.1.4)

Licence status

Curaçao OGL/2024/194/0642 listed as revoked as of 12 August 2026[↗]

The lobby uses three kinds of section. Some are curated lists, such as Top Games, New Games and Popular. Some are game types, such as Slots, Live Casino and Table Games. Others group games by mechanic or theme, such as Bonus Buy, Megaways and Fruits. A single game can sit in several sections, so the sections overlap and their sizes shouldn't be added together. The table below summarises each section shown on the casino's homepage.

Curated and seasonal sections

Top Games, New Games and Popular are shortcuts into the same catalogue, not separate collections. The casino doesn't explain how it chooses these titles. Read Popular as the operator's own label, not as an independent ranking. The Halloween collection is seasonal, so its name and contents are likely to change during the year.

Feature-based sections: Bonus Buy, Megaways and Fruits

These sections group games by mechanic. The homepage names three Megaways titles: Temple Tumble Megaways, Genie Jackpots Megaways and Royal Mint Megaways. Bonus Buy collects pokies that let a player pay up front for a feature round. That round costs a multiple of the base stake, so a balance runs down much faster than with ordinary spins. Fruits holds classic fruit-machine themes, such as Endorphina's Burning Coins 100, which is also named on the homepage.

Pokies

The casino's providers page shows a game count for each studio. The table lists the counts we recorded. It's a sample rather than the full list, and the numbers change as games are added or removed.

A note on NetEnt

NetEnt wasn't among the providers we recorded on the providers page, but the terms of service contain two clauses about its games. Clause 17.6 blocks NetEnt games in Canada, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, Australia and other countries. Clause 17.8 bars NetEnt Universal Games in Norway, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Slovenia, Sweden and other countries.

Clause 2.1.4 of the terms says residents of many countries can't play for real money. Australia is named, and Australian law separately prohibits online casino services to Australians. The named countries include:

• Asia-Pacific and Africa: Australia and South Africa
• Europe: Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK
• Other: Russia, Turkey, Ukraine and the US
• The clause adds "among many others", so the list isn't exhaustive

This section explains the general mechanics only. It is not a recommendation to take up any offer. On bonus play, the game type determines how fast wagering is cleared. The general terms set 40× wagering unless stated otherwise and a €5 maximum bet with bonus money. Game types count at different rates:

In effect, bonus wagering can only be cleared on pokies. The terms don't name the pokies that count at 70% or 50%. Live and table games add nothing towards wagering.

According to the casino, the site runs in the browser on Android, iOS and Windows devices. A native app exists for Android only, as an APK download. There's no iOS app, but iOS users can add a home-screen shortcut. None of this changes the restriction for Australian residents described above.