Spin Station

Spin Station operates legally in the UK under Gambling Commission licence number 52894 and holds an additional Malta Gaming Authority licence (MGA/B2C/370/2017) for non-UK customers. Both licences are known to be strict about how casinos treat players and manage customer protection.

The site explains its safety tools clearly in its Safer Gambling section, where you’ll find deposit limits, self-exclusion, time-out settings, payday blocking, session reminders, access to account history, and a self-assessment test, along with contact details for support groups like GamStop and BeGambleAware. The page is incredibly easy to follow, although we would like to see direct links to the tools in question, nothing wrong with descriptions for each. There’s also some parental control advice, the casino encourages adults to use third-party filters like Net Nanny or CyberSitter if minors can access shared devices. And of course accounts of users under 18 years old will be restricted upon auto-verification.

The only missing piece from our point of view is two-factor authentication, which would have added another layer of protection. That aside, we saw nothing that felt risky, the website itself is encrypted, so your data transfers will be secure.

Security Aspects at Spin Station Casino

Spin Station gives you nine payment methods to choose from, with a minimum of £20 across all methods. This is clearly on the higher end for United Kingdom casinos, where £10 is more common. Luckily, payments go through instantly, and there are no extra charges. The Deposit button is right at the top of the page, but it somewhat blends in with the other tabs.

Deposit Methods at Spin Station Casino

I deposited £20 using Visa, the whole process was a breeze. After I confirmed the transaction through my card provider, the funds appeared immediately. I didn’t get redirected or sent through extra approval pages, the whole thing took less than 30 seconds.

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Spin Station has one of the more generous welcome deals we’ve seen among UK casinos, though nothing much beyond it. You won’t find a free spins no deposit kind of bonus here, but you will get access to regular offers and a point-based loyalty program. The bonus terms are more or less fair though value-wise, the regular promos don’t go very far.

Spin Station is indeed a slot-heavy casino with over 2,800 games from more than 50 developers, the name alone hints at that, and the company behind it too. The bulk of the site revolves around these slots, while table titles and live rooms get some space but not nearly as much. If you’re not into spinning reels, the catalogue will feel lighter, but by no means dry.

Filtering is where things start to wobble. The only proper tool is a Providers button which gives you a list of all providers on the site and lets you browse all games from that developer. Great that they have it, sadly there are no means to filter by volatility or mechanics, not a huge upset but these would be nice to have. What’s more, the Spin Station search bar allows you to look for both game titles and developers, a neat option. We liked that you can change how the games are displayed using the three buttons to the right of the search bar as it made it easier to browse your options.

As good as everything else is, there’s a major miss here, a complete lack of game info pages. There are no paytables, volatility notes, or mechanics listed. That matters more here since there’s no demo mode, not even after sign-up as you can’t test anything. Luckily, the game performance is pretty good here, we hardly ran into any lag.

Game Types Available at Spin Station Casino

Now that we have the bases covered, we will talk more about specific game gems for each type.

Slots

Spin Station has stocked over 2,600 slots, which makes it one of the most game-heavy libraries we’ve reviewed recently. It’s hard to find exactly what options are available due to the limited subcategories and lack of filtering options sadly, but we saw that there are Big Bass, Drops & Wins, Megaways, Video, and Classic Reel slots.

Slots at Spin Station Casino

I started with Big Bass Day at the Races which is a popular Big Bass series game. I don’t understand the fishing/horse racing cross over but the gameplay is just as fun as other Big Bass games. Greedy Fortune Pig is a Drops & Wins slot, I really liked the design and the fact that you can boost your chances of hitting the bonus feature for this one. Mental II is yet another popular slot game, the design is quite disturbing but the gameplay is fun and offers the potential for large multipliers.

Book of Monsters was one of the new additions, the art style and design are fun, and I like the variety of bonus features that are available. Next was the Vault Cracker Megaways, a jackpot slot with great prizes including 10-minute drop jackpots that are won every 10 minutes. Book of Tut Megaways is another Megaways slot I tried. I love the theme and design of this slot and the Megaways game mechanic is always fun.

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Live Casino

Spin Station has a neat selection of 90+ live games (roulette, blackjack, poker, baccarat) and game shows from Evolution, Pragmatic, and OnAir. A healthy mix of classic titles and titles with modern twists.

Live Games at Spin Station Casino

I gave Crazy Balls Live a shot. I really liked that there are multiple bonus features but the pace of the game is a bit slow.

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Table Titles

There are 54 standard table games available at Spin Station. They include mostly blackjack and roulette with a decent range of niche games to choose from.

Table Games at Spin Station Casino

Here, I went for 3D Blackjack. The old-school design pulled me in, but I but the game could be better optimised – had issues with the voiceover talking over itself.

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Arcade

Spin Station’s arcade tab shows 76 games, from crash games to scratch cards and Slingo hybrids. It feels like a grab bag, but there’s a decent variety if you want a break from reels or tables. Expect different layouts, some light animations, and instant win mechanics.

Slingo at Spin Station Casino

I tried Slingo Genie Gemstones, I like that you only need 3 Slingos to win a prize but the value of the first few rows is disappointingly low. Buffalo Smash had good prizes, but the gameplay itself is quite boring.

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SpinStation lists seven different ways to withdraw, and none of them come with fees, we like that. What we are split upon, is that cashouts start at £20, which is noticeably above what we’ve seen at many other UK sites. The withdrawal time you can aim for is around 48 hours, sometimes less, not bad at all.

Withdrawal Methods at Spin Station Casino

You’ll need to re-enter your password to confirm each withdrawal, a security measure of sorts. The system doesn’t show much upfront about your limits or expected timeframes, which would have been helpful. Everything becomes clearer only after selecting your preferred method. It’s all there – it just takes some digging, which won’t suit everyone.

To cash out, I had to click on the small My Account link at the top of the page, then click withdraw, not intuitive at all. I also didn’t like how small the actual withdrawal window is, it forced me to scroll a lot and you can’t see the information further up or down the page. The actual cashout though was incredibly simple, and took me like 30 seconds to complete. To complete the withdrawal I needed to re-enter your password to confirm each withdrawal, a security measure of sorts.

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Verification

KYC is mostly automatic at Spin Station. If they can’t verify you during signup, they’ll ask for documents. You’ll need to click into “My Account,” then “My Details,” and then scroll again to find a tiny “Upload Documents” link, this leads to their secure upload portal. You can also email support instead, but that option is barely mentioned. The FAQ page doesn’t have a section on verification, but there are a few questions under the Account section.

We found three support options on SpinStation Casino: live chat, email, and a Help Centre with FAQs. Live Chat is obviously the best and most efficient way to get answers fast. There’s no phone line or social media support, but you can reach the team by email at [email protected] if you prefer that route.

I clicked the Support tab, then hit the red “Chat Now” button. I was relieved that I didn’t have to deal with a chatbot, as I was immediately placed in the queue to speak to a real person. After about ten minutes, I got through to a support agent, they were friendly and polite, no complaints there. I asked four things: how often are withdrawals processed, is there phone support, do they have an iOS app, and how do I verify my account? Replies came quickly, under a minute each, but all were short and a bit vague.

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We also browsed the Help Centre. The visuals don’t help its case, the FAQ section looks hideous. For one, the banner at the top of the page looks low effort and low res, and the red text on a black background makes it hard to read. That said, we had issues with visuals only, the actual content is rather good! The section is split into six categories with some promoted articles on top. There’s a search bar that helps look for questions easier. Questions have basic answers sadly, they answer your question but they don’t provide much detail beyond that. We also found that some questions will just direct you to other parts of the site rather than giving you the information you’re looking for, which was quite annoying.

Support Options at Spin Station Casino