Spin City Casino Review for Irish Readers

Available in Ireland

No – Ireland is on the restricted list (clause 2.1.4)

Named in the terms as "we / us"

Faro Entertainment N.V. (Curaçao, Reg. No. 142227)

Site operator

Faro Entertainment Europe Limited (Nicosia, Cyprus)

Licence claimed

Curaçao OGL/2024/194/0642

Registry status

Revoked as of 12 August 2026 (registry dated 2 October 2026)[↗]

Game counter

5,682 (page text says more than 1,500)

Mobile

Browser on Android, iOS and Windows; Android-only APK app

Minimum withdrawal

€20, or €100 by bank transfer

Withdrawal caps

€5,000 per week; €15,000 per month

Pending period

0–48 hours, processed daily

Support

Live chat and email (homepage); the About page also lists phone

For Irish readers the first point is simple: the terms exclude residents of Ireland from real-money play. Looking at the casino on its own merits, the product side is well stocked, with a big multi-provider lobby, live dealer tables, crash and scratch games and a sports betting section, and withdrawals are processed every day of the week. The fundamentals are weaker. The licence it claims is listed as revoked, we found no local licence in the three markets we checked, and the terms contain rules that can cost players money or delay access to it. Several official pages also contradict each other on basic figures. For a review meant to judge trustworthiness, those issues outweigh the size of the game library.

The terms of service describe a two-company structure. A Curaçao company is the contracting party and holder of the gambling services, and a Cyprus subsidiary operates the website. We found no founding date in the official sources.

There is a discrepancy here. The terms give Faro Entertainment N.V.'s company number as 142227, as does the GCB certificate page, but the October 2026 Curaçao registry entry for the same licence shows company number 139031. The only terms we could read are a February 2025 PDF, so we cannot tell whether they are still current.

Curaçao licence timeline

Taken together, the official record shows that the Curaçao licence the casino points to is no longer active, and the homepage claim has not been updated. A secondary source reports licences held by Limitex Ltd (Tobique) and Ascenda International SRL (Anjouan, ALSI-202507003-FI1). We could not confirm either on an official register, so we do not treat them as established.

Local licences in the markets we checked

• Ireland: the casino does not claim a GRAI licence and its terms exclude Irish residents; we did not check the GRAI register.
• Ontario: Spin City does not appear on the iGaming Ontario operator list (accurate as of 1 September 2026), even though spin.city runs a Canadian (/en-ca) version.
• Germany: Spin City does not appear on the GGL whitelist of permitted operators.
• Portugal: Spin City does not appear on the SRIJ list of licensed entities.

We did not check several other registers either, including ACMA (Australia), other Canadian provinces, New Zealand's Internal Affairs, Denmark's Spillemyndigheden, the Austrian finance ministry, Estonia's ESBK, Italy's ADM, the Slovenian regulator, Norway's Lotteritilsynet, Finland's Poliisihallitus, the full Spanish DGOJ list and Sweden's Spelinspektionen.

Clause 2.1.4 of the terms excludes residents of many countries from real-money play. The named countries include Ireland, as well as Australia, Belgium, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Greece, Italy, Lithuania, Malta, the Netherlands, Russia, Serbia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, the UK and the US. Provider-level blocks apply on top of this:

• Clause 17.6: NetEnt games are blocked in Canada, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, Australia and other countries.
• Clause 17.8: NetEnt Universal Games are not allowed in Norway, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Slovenia, Sweden and other countries.

Ireland therefore appears twice in the terms: once in the general country exclusion and again in the NetEnt Universal Games block. Cyprus is also on the restricted list, even though the site operator is registered there. We did not test how access is enforced by IP address.

The game library is the casino's strongest area, but even the headline number is inconsistent. The Top Picks counter shows "All (5,682)" games, while text on the same page says more than 1,500. The counter probably reflects the live catalogue more closely, but we cannot confirm that. A fuller breakdown is on our games overview.

Lobby sections

• Curated: Top Games, New Games, Popular
• Slots, plus dedicated Bonus Buy, Megaways and Fruits sections
• Live Casino
• Instant (crash) games
• Table Games
• Scratch cards
• A seasonal Halloween collection
• Sports Betting

Providers

The About page also names Yggdrasil and Pragmatic Play. Live and specialist content comes from studios including Switch Studios, Lucky Streak, Betgames and Kiron. The casino does not publish RTP figures in the material we reviewed; RTP is normally shown in each game's information screen. Our slots page covers the slot range in more detail.

Titles featured on the homepage

• Burning Coins 100 (Endorphina)
• 3 Piggies of Bank (Yggdrasil)
• Wild Cash (BGaming)
• Book of Pharaoh
• Temple Tumble Megaways
• Genie Jackpots Megaways
• Royal Mint Megaways
• Book of Dead (named in homepage promotions)

Table games and live casino

The RNG table section covers blackjack, baccarat, roulette, poker and Andar Bahar. The live casino offers baccarat, roulette, poker and Wheel of Fortune, streamed in HD. Table limits for live games are not published in the sources we reviewed, and live, table and video poker games do not count towards bonus wagering. See our live casino page for more.

Spin City Casino runs in the browser on Android, iOS and Windows devices. There is a native app for Android only, distributed as an APK file rather than through Google Play. There is no iOS app; the site suggests a home-screen shortcut for iPhone and iPad instead. An APK distributed outside an app store does not go through the store's review process, which is worth keeping in mind when judging any casino app.

We cover the banking rules because they say a lot about how fairly a casino treats players, not as a guide to depositing; Irish residents cannot play here for real money. The setup is lopsided: many deposit options are listed, but withdrawals are limited to bank transfer or crypto. The casino does not publish processing times per method or maximum deposits.

Deposits

Listed deposit methods include Visa, MasterCard, Paysafecard, Neteller, Rapid, Skrill, Sofort Extra, Zimpler, Binance Pay and Ethereum, with availability depending on country. The minimum deposit is €10. Cards may be verified with a €1 authorisation hold lasting 1–3 business days. Our payments page has more background.

Withdrawals

We do not promote offers on this site, and none of this casino's promotions are open to Irish residents. We summarise the bonus rules only because they show how consistent and fair the casino's terms are. The main finding is that the official pages contradict each other.

Welcome package: conflicting figures

• Inactivity: after 12 months without logging in, a fee of €5 per month applies.
• Verification: extra checks may apply once total withdrawals pass €2,000, and requested documents must arrive within 14 days.
• Card checks: a €1 authorisation hold for 1–3 business days may be used to verify cards.
• Large wins: €50,000 or more may be paid in 10 monthly instalments rather than at once.

This review is based on the casino's own pages (homepage, bonus, cashback, VIP, providers and About pages), its terms of service PDF, the Curaçao GCB certificate page and registries, and the public operator lists in Ontario, Germany and Portugal. We did not open a real-money account, so we report no test deposits or withdrawals. Gaps that remain:

• Current licence status beyond the Curaçao revocation
• The GRAI register, which we did not check
• Whether the February 2025 terms are still in force
• Real access restrictions by IP address
• Processing times per payment method and maximum deposits
• Which of the conflicting bonus figures applies