Space Wins Casino

Space Wins Casino operates under two well-respected licences: the UK Gambling Commission, with account number 39175, and the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. Both licences are displayed clearly on the site, so we didn’t have to rely on outside sources to confirm them.

The responsible gambling page begins with a questionnaire designed to help you measure your own risk of developing harmful habits. From there, you are given clear options: deposit limits can be set directly in your account, reality checks appear during play, and you can either take a break for a set period or self-exclude completely through the site.

Space Wins also points players to GAMSTOP, which blocks access across all UK-licensed casinos for anyone who registers. External support is listed too, with links to GamCare, Gamblers Anonymous, and Gambling Therapy.

The site itself is safeguarded with SSL encryption, which protects transactions and personal data. The casino openly states its commitment to preventing underage access, but the verification won’t let suspected minors through.

Most of the expected safety measures are present, but one missing feature is two-factor authentication, which would add another step to secure logins.

Security and Licensing at Space Wins Casino

So, is Space Wins legit? Yes, the casino demonstrates compliance with strict regulation and provides the main responsible gambling tools expected in the UK market.

Deposits at Space Wins are fast and intuitive. There are seven ways to add funds, each with a £10 minimum, and they are credited instantly. Most options are fee free, but PayByMobile charges £2.50 every time you use it and has a low £30 cap per transaction.

Deposits at Space Wins Casino

I deposited £10 with Visa. After a quick Verified by Visa check, the funds landed in my balance in under a minute. The only thing that bothered me was being forced to pick from preset amounts. Apart from that, the process worked exactly as described.

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Deposits are fast, and the process itself is a cakewalk, but fixed deposit values take some of the shine off.

Space Wins sets itself apart from most Jumpman casinos by including two starting deals. At first, this looks like a stronger line-up than usual, but once tested, the strict terms reduced their appeal.

The Trophies loyalty system is one of the more interesting features at Space Wins. You complete short tasks, and every time you collect five trophies, you reach a new level. Each level unlocks a spin on a Mega Reel, with the spin value increasing slightly as you progress. The reels refresh monthly, but the format doesn’t change, it’s still the same bonus wheel with the same 65x wagering locked in.

There’s a final goal: collect 200 trophies and receive a £10 Amazon voucher. It’s the only part of the system that doesn’t require wagering, and it’s a rare break from the spin cycle.

Here’s the rewards breakdown:

Level Breakdown

Space Wins has a neat set of promotions and a different first deposit bonus than usual, but the 65x wagering requirement hurts its value a lot.

Space Wins promotes a catalogue of more than 3,800 titles. Slots dominate the library, but you can also find table games, live dealer tables, and nine bingo rooms. The slots are powered by names like Microgaming, NetEnt, Red Tiger, and Eyecon. Besides, Evolution, OnAir, and Pragmatic supply live tables for blackjack, roulette, and baccarat.

While the spread looks fascinating on paper, it copies what you see across other Jumpman brands and lacks anything distinctive. Still, during testing, each title we opened loaded in under ten seconds on both PC and mobile browsers, and none of them lagged. Inside a game, you can click the information icon to see the rules and RTP.

Browsing the library could be made much more convenient though. There are sub-categories, but they sit lower on the page instead of being visible up top. There is no provider filter, sorting only goes by alphabetical order, and the search bar does not recognise developer names. For example, typing “NetEnt” returns a game with “ent” in the title instead of the studio’s catalogue.

The lack of demo mode makes it harder to test a game before playing. The bingo lobby has its own issue: ticket costs are hidden inside each room, so you have to back out and click through again if you want to compare.

While testing, one slot threw up a pop-up saying my account had been blocked and asked me to contact support. I tried another title straight after, and it opened without a problem. That hiccup didn’t happen again, but it stood out as something a player might find worrying.

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Here’s a quick preview of what you can expect to find in Space Wins game collection and their most popular games for each type.

Game Types at Space Wins Casino

Slot Games

Slots selection here is massive. You get more than 3,600 options available and a great variety of themes like ‘Mystical’, ‘Fishing’, ‘Egypt’.

Slot Options at Space Wins Casino

Went for the top hitter Starburst as I got FS for it. I really liked the ‘bothways’ payouts and the overall game design. Secrets of the Amazon was my second pick, design here is also fun and I like the variety of bonus features. Dragon’s Luck has an incredible design of its own and the number of bonus features available make every spin interesting.

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Slingo

Not a bad selection, you have a nice choice of themes and interesting titles.

Slingo Games at Space Wins Casino

Tried Slingooooal. Fun design and theme, I also liked the Wild bonus feature.

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Table Games

Only blackjack and roulette games are available. There’s just one baccarat game at the side, but no niche options at all.

Table Games at Space Wins Casino

Classic Blackjack ran very smoothly and I liked how it looked.

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Live Casino

Again, just blackjack and roulette are available. There’s no Game Shows to be found.

Live Games at Space Wins Casino

Live Cash Collect Roulette is interesting. I really like the bonus features and multipliers, but each round takes too long.

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Slingo

Good selection of options with a variety of themes and gameplay features.

Slingo Games at Space Wins Casino

Slingo X-Scream is a game with a fun theme, but the minimum bet is rather high. I do like that you get a payout at one Slingo though. Not a Slingo game, but I tried Mega Flight. Game design is extremely basic but I like that you get two betting options and auto-cashout.

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Bingo

Bingo gets a smaller slice of the offering here with only nine live rooms. The types available include 30-ball, 80-ball, and 90-ball, all clearly labelled with current jackpots and time to the next game. While the range doesn’t compete with big bingo-focused brands, the coverage is still fine for casual players looking for side action, as long as you don’t expect massive traffic here. Super Heavy Weight, Boombox and The Jackpot Room are the few rooms that actually receive a decent player attention here.

Played Zoom Room 30-ball Bingo. The bingo caller is a great feature, and the software handles multiple tickets well.

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Space Wins delivers the numbers and a solid mix of providers, but awkward browsing tools, hidden ticket info in bingo, and no demo play stop it from being truly user-friendly.

Space Wins lets you withdraw in five different ways, but the conditions attached are not the most player-friendly. The lowest amount you can take out is £19.99, which is much higher than most casinos in the UK.

Withdrawals at Space Wins Casino

As to how to withdraw money from Space Wins, it’s pretty easy. We tested it ourselves too, for this Space Wins review.

I tried cashing out £8.65. Because it was below the £19.99 minimum, I asked support if they could release it anyway. They told me no, and said I’d need to deposit more, wager it, and then request another withdrawal. At that point, I closed the account. The process itself only took half a minute, but the rules around it left me frustrated.

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KYC

Like every licensed casino, Space Wins requires account verification before it processes withdrawals. The system first tries to confirm your identity automatically at registration. If that fails, you’re asked to upload documents through a secure portal in the account menu. The process uses a QR code and asks for a photo ID and a selfie, which is standard practice in the UK.

My account also needed verification. I was sent a QR code, asked to upload an ID, and then take a selfie. The whole thing took less than two minutes, and my account was verified instantly. That part was handled flawlessly and didn’t cause any delays.

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Space Wins does make it easy to request a withdrawal once you reach the cashier, but the high minimum and fixed charge make the system feel heavy-handed.

Support at Space Wins is not what the site advertises. The site lists a live chat team, and on the FAQ page, there’s a button that makes you think you’ll be connected to an agent. In practice, it just opens up an email form, which is disappointing. From the Space Wins reviews, it’s clear that many users are frustrated by this choice. That’s the only direct way to contact the team, because there’s no phone line.

The FAQ section is serviceable but light. It covers six main areas like deposits, withdrawals, bonuses, and account management, with about 23 questions in total. The replies give short, direct answers, which is fine for simple issues. The problem is that there’s no search bar. You need to scroll through everything until you land on the right topic, which feels clunky, but it’s not too bad, as this FAQ is rather small.

Support at Space Wins Casino

I tested support by sending a question about withdrawal processing times. The system confirmed instantly that my email was received, but the real reply didn’t arrive until four days later. The answer was polite and gave me the detail I needed, but the delay was disappointing, especially when other casinos reply in minutes over chat.

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Support isn’t unusable, but it lags behind UK rivals. The email team gives clear replies, yet the absence of real live chat and the long waits make it hard to recommend if you value fast help.