Spinland Casino Complaints
Spinland Casino Complaint Stats
I am submitting this complaint against Spinland Casino regarding a delayed withdrawal of £307.57, which was requested on 14th October 2024 at 16:29 (UK time) to my Litecoin wallet. The transaction ID for this withdrawal is #32718675. Despite multiple follow-ups and reassurances from the casino, the funds have not been received, and I have been denied further communication by being banned from their live chat. The delay has now exceeded five months, which is completely unacceptable.
When I last managed to contact Spinland Support, I was informed that the delay was due to verification required by Coinspaid, their payment processor. However, no further updates have been provided by either Spinland or Coinspaid. Given the extensive time that has passed, I find it difficult to believe that any legitimate verification process would take this long. The lack of transparency and failure to process my withdrawal raise serious concerns about the casino’s handling of player funds.
I have requested clarification on several key points, including:
1. Transaction Status – Has the withdrawal actually been processed, and if so, can I be provided with a transaction hash and confirmation of where it was sent?
2. Reason for Delay – What is the specific cause of this five-month delay, both from Spinland and Coinspaid’s perspective?
3. Resolution Timeline – When will I receive my £307.57 withdrawal, and what steps are being taken to ensure prompt payment?
Despite my repeated attempts to seek answers, Spinland has refused to provide a satisfactory response. Their failure to pay out legitimate player winnings violates industry standards and raises serious doubts about their reliability. I am now escalating this issue to AskGamblers to intervene and mediate a resolution.
I urge AskGamblers to assist in ensuring that Spinland Casino honors my withdrawal request and releases my funds without further delay. Thank you for your time and assistance in this matter.
(PS - The Spinland Casino in question is Spinland., heir email address keeps changing [currently it is [email protected]]) and they banned me from live support for asking for their complaints process)
I won £650 and withdraw it on the 6th August. I got an email to say my withdrawal had been processed and will be in my account within 48 hours. I never had a problem with them before on withdrawals.
I then got an email stating my bank wouldn’t allow them to process my payment so they would have to do it manually and needed my bank account number sort code iban number and bank address.
I sent this to them in which then after 48 more hours they said they have processed my payment and it will be in my account within 10 business days, but I wasn’t so I emailed them again in which they wanted a copy of my bank statement to make sure I hadn’t received it. I sent them on the 24th august.
I’ve tried chasing again but no one is getting back to me.
Please can someone help me before I go down the legal route.
Here you have a detailed description of the case as agreed on e-mail dialogue with AskGamblers:
When I stopped playing thursday night on Spinland (16/11-2017) I had 650.000,- NOK (After a withdrawal of 50.000,- NOK) on my account. A huge amount that I wanted to secure. Spinland refused me to take out more than 80.000 NOK a week without any reason. I therefore had to wait for weeks to get the withdrawal done. Therefore I asked them to pause my account for 6 weeks while they paid out my withdrawal each week. They said it was not possible to stop it for 6 weeks, even tho it says so on there pages: (https://www.spinland.com/index.php?page=playerprotection)
They recommended me to have my account open, and I thought that then I could at least have full control of the withdrawal myself, so I agreed.
To secure my winning, and guarantee that I didnt lost it, I therefore set up a loss limit of 1.000,- NOK/month just to make sure.
But the loss limit never worked. The next days I lost a huge amount of the winnings, around 360-370.000 NOK. On sunday/monday 20-21, I even put up a time session limit on 30 minutes that promised an automatically log out and full stop after 30 minutes. It never logged out.
Long story short: I tried desperately to secure my winnings so I didn`t play anything of it, and I did absolutely everything in my power to stop myself from loose my winnings. I asked them to pause my account, raise the weekly withdrawal limit, and I put up deposit limits, time limits and loss limits. NOTHING worked.
The rules of responsibe gaming was completely broken.
I therefore ask for a full refund from Spinland of my losses after 16/11-2017 of 370.000,- NOK (The rest I got cashed out).
Let me know if you have any questions what so ever, or if there is anything I can do to make you solve this case faster.
You have gotten everything documented on e-mail as we agreed today.
Thank you.
Deposited 1000 NOK with 50% bonus.
Wagered through, withdrew 35 000 NOK (obv brag).
Usual 48 hour processing time, but it went through. No problem
Deposited 1000 NOK, no bonus. Won a bit, withdrew 8000 NOK, left some to play with.
This withdrawal also went through, no problem.
Then I won a substantial amount (100 000 NOK) and tried to make another withdrawal. I was told that I had exceeded my weekly withdrawal limit. Curious about what I had missed in their Terms and Conditions, I searched through the site, but found nothing. I sent emails and was informed that I had to wait another week as my request for extending my withdrawal limit was denied. I asked about where onsite I could read about this "withdrawal limit", but was informed by support that it was not listed in the Ts & Cs, it was just the "casino's policy" and set by default when you register an account. Apparently it's 50 000 NOK per week, which should usually suffice, I never win big.
My question is: Is Spinland allowed to have hidden, non-listed withdrawal limits for their players? In my mind, they have to list such limits in the Terms and Conditions for them to be valid. I understand Spinland want me to blow my winnings, I get that. I just think it's dead wrong to treat players like this.