Spin City Live Casino: Games, Studios and Limits for NZ Readers

The lobby is split into Top Games, New Games, Popular, Slots, Live Casino, Instant (crash), Bonus Buy, Megaways, Table Games, Scratch, Fruits, a seasonal Halloween collection and sports Betting. Live dealer content sits under Live Casino, while digital (RNG) table games sit under Table Games. The two overlap in game types but aren't the same thing. The homepage names four live game types: baccarat, roulette, poker and Wheel of Fortune, all streamed in HD.

Live games compared with the Table Games section

Four live providers appear on the providers page. The casino doesn't say which tables or game types each one supplies, so we can't match studios to particular games.

• Switch Studios
• Lucky Streak
• Betgames
• Kiron

The rest of the catalogue comes from a wider pool of slot and table providers, including BGaming, Betsoft, Endorphina, Yggdrasil and Microgaming, and the About page also mentions Pragmatic Play. None of these is listed as a live provider in our research. Our games overview covers the whole lobby.

The pages and terms we reviewed don't give minimum or maximum stakes for individual live tables; a table's betting range can only be seen inside the game. We won't quote figures we couldn't verify. The casino does publish account-wide rules, which apply to live players just as much as slot players. Note that these amounts are published in euros, not NZ dollars, so the NZD equivalent will move with the exchange rate.

Account rules that apply to live play

Two of these rules are especially relevant at live tables. The weekly and monthly withdrawal caps limit how quickly a big win can be paid out. And the 2× deposit turnover rule means that depositing and withdrawing again after little play can cost you a 10% fee. Methods and timing are covered on our payments and withdrawal pages.

How bonus rules treat live games

The general bonus terms state that live, table and video poker games don't count towards wagering. Wagering is 40× unless stated otherwise, and the maximum bet with bonus money is €5. The bonus page also says only slots count 100% towards wagering. In practice, bets at live tables won't reduce the wagering requirement on an active bonus, so anyone who mainly plays live games should understand the bonus terms before accepting any offer – declining a bonus may be the simpler option.

The terms name Faro Entertainment N.V. (Curaçao) as the company behind the casino and Faro Entertainment Europe Limited (Cyprus) as site operator, and refer to Curaçao licence OGL/2024/194/0642. Curaçao's registry dated 2 October 2026 lists that licence as revoked as of 12 August 2026, at the operator's request. The homepage still says the casino holds a Curaçao licence. We found no local licence in the other markets we checked: Spin City isn't on the iGaming Ontario operator list (as of 1 September 2026), the German GGL whitelist or the Portuguese SRIJ list.

For New Zealand specifically: the brand claims no local licence, and we have no confirmed Department of Internal Affairs licence for it. New Zealand isn't among the countries named in the restricted list we reviewed, but that doesn't mean the site is authorised here. The Gambling Act 2003 prohibits advertising overseas gambling in New Zealand, and a licensing regime for online casinos is being introduced. That's why this page is purely informational and contains no links to the casino.

• Gambling is for adults only – you must be 20 or over.
• Set a session budget beforehand; live rounds follow each other quickly.
• Check a table's stake range in the game before betting, as the casino doesn't publish table limits.
• Don't chase losses.
• Take regular breaks, and stop if it stops being fun.

Free, confidential support is available from the Gambling Helpline on 0800 654 655 or at gamblinghelpline.co.nz. More tools and warning signs are on our responsible gambling page.