Reviewed on August 15, 2016
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My initial excitement at the prospect of a new casino from the creators of Hello! was quickly tempered by the realization that their sister casino did not offer zero wagering free spins, and the wagering requirements on their bonuses were much higher than I had received when I signed up at Hello! (though Hello! do now have the same wagering requirements as Spin Station).
At 35x deposit plus bonus you would have to be quite brave to make a £1,000 deposit here in order to receive the maximum £2,000 bonus, though because you are receiving 200% in bonus funds the deal isn't as terrible as it might at first sound - just over 50x the bonus amount. Not many casinos give bonuses as high as £2,000 anymore so I was sorely tempted to give it a try but eventually settled on a much lower deposit of £100 instead.
I also received an additional 50 free spins after depositing on NetEnt's Theme Park: Tickets of Fortune game, but the terms and conditions mentioned that it was okay to use these on any other game where they appeared to be available, an offer I gladly accepted. Spin Station have slots and games from a number of other slot providers I enjoy including NextGen and Quickspin but sadly the free spins were only available in NetEnt games. I was able to play the spins in Dead or Alive but decided to do the subsequent wagering in another game to dodge the extremely high 175x wagering applied to that game.
Though it isn't mentioned here at AskGamblers at present Spin Station do also give bonuses on your 2nd and 3rd deposits as well, but these are worth just 50% and 75% respectively so have extremely high wagering and I declined to accept these as a result.g
At 35x deposit plus bonus you would have to be quite brave to make a £1,000 deposit here in order to receive the maximum £2,000 bonus, though because you are receiving 200% in bonus funds the deal isn't as terrible as it might at first sound - just over 50x the bonus amount. Not many casinos give bonuses as high as £2,000 anymore so I was sorely tempted to give it a try but eventually settled on a much lower deposit of £100 instead.
I also received an additional 50 free spins after depositing on NetEnt's Theme Park: Tickets of Fortune game, but the terms and conditions mentioned that it was okay to use these on any other game where they appeared to be available, an offer I gladly accepted. Spin Station have slots and games from a number of other slot providers I enjoy including NextGen and Quickspin but sadly the free spins were only available in NetEnt games. I was able to play the spins in Dead or Alive but decided to do the subsequent wagering in another game to dodge the extremely high 175x wagering applied to that game.
Though it isn't mentioned here at AskGamblers at present Spin Station do also give bonuses on your 2nd and 3rd deposits as well, but these are worth just 50% and 75% respectively so have extremely high wagering and I declined to accept these as a result.g
