Queenspins Casino Review

I deposited A$1,500 to get the VIP bonus and check out this part of the casino, though I really think the deposit match should be far higher. The bonus offers 30% up to A$3,000. Plus, it was a challenge to wager the bonus 50 times.

If you do have the funds, the bonus rules are straightforward: a standard 50x wagering requirement, a three-day expiry, and a limited list of restricted games to avoid while playing. Remember, the bonus is active only if you’ve claimed the first three deposit bonuses of the welcome offer.

I grouped these two because, except for their face value and weekly availability, they are identical. After the VIP bonus, these two felt almost too casual.

The Tuesday bonus, as the name indicates, is available only on Tuesday each week and matches 100% up to A$150. I deposited the full amount and completed the 50x wagering in just over a day, without even needing to step up my gameplay.

The following Friday, I grabbed the smaller 50% reload bonus, but this one has twice as big a cap from the Tuesday deal: it matches 50% of deposits up to A$300.

The maximum wager with any active bonus, which is A$7, sort of limits you. I was expecting to find at least A$8, as is the rule with most top Aussie casinos.

The Wheel of Fortune is actually various bonuses attached to the wheel, and any one can randomly land during a spin. If you’ve made at least three deposits – hence the importance of grabbing the first three of the welcome package – you qualify for up to 5 spins per day, one spin per deposit. I needed at least A$30 to spin the wheel, which is a fair price.

The bonuses include mainly free spins or cash, up to 250 spins and A$1,000. On my first try, I landed 50 spins, and they function as a regular bonus: 3-day validity and 50x wagering on the winnings.

The daily tournaments on Queenspins run almost constantly, though every tournament is active for a limited period, which can be a few hours or a few weeks.

There were two active events when I visited Queenspins. The Daily Rush race, a budget tournament, included smaller cash prizes, ranging from A$5 to A$35 for the first 10 players on the leaderboard. I snatched a A$5 bonus; those lower rewards are pretty accessible, and you can collect even if you’ve spent only A$10 or A$20 if there are fewer contestants.

The Winter Gifts League is a special Christmas-themed event with a free spins pool, awarding between 30 and 220 spins for the first 10 players on the leaderboard.

The Queenspins VIP program is a tiered, 10-level rewards system open to all players. I only needed 5 points to unlock Level 1 of the program and claim the 25 free spins, which come with the usual 50x rollover on the winnings.

The first few VIP tiers are designed for more casual players, with conditions set accordingly, including limited maximum bonus wins (to A$70) and smaller offers. The top VIP tiers have no maximum win limits, bigger bonuses, and also assign a personal VIP account manager, meaning you’re likely to enjoy priority support, exclusive bonus options, and faster withdrawal processing.

Remember, the free spins are usable only on BGaming’s All Lucky Clovers 5, which felt pretty restrictive.

Next to the live roulette and blackjack tables is a lobby filled with just under 100 automated versions of the classic casino favourites: casino hold ’em poker, video poker, baccarat, and blackjack. Besoft Gaming’s Supreme 777 Jackpots even features a progressive jackpot which, at the time of writing, was just over A$35,000.

I’m a blackjack enthusiast myself, and I appreciated the variety available here. Multihand, single-deck, multi-deck, and VIP options cater to all budgets. Several dozen baccarat, poker, and video poker options round out the lobby, but one game is missing: roulette. Don’t worry, though, you can find plenty of RNG roulette using the search bar.

The live casino saves the day for roulette fans. There are more than a handful of live roulette games, including variants of European, French, and American roulette.

Baccarat and blackjack dealers are added to the mix, but the selection felt a bit incomplete. There are no poker tables or game shows. I can handle the absence of game shows, given that they are secondary to roulette, blackjack, and baccarat. However, the lack of poker was a letdown.

Texas hold ’em, or classic casino hold ’em poker, is probably the only game I can play for hours on end, other than blackjack, and it was disappointing not to see any here.

Note from Mike Waters: No matter how much you’re into blackjack, roulette, or baccarat, avoid playing live or RNG card and table games when you have a bonus in the bank. As per Queenspins’ bonus terms, only pokies contribute 100% of the bonus rollover.

Over 500 pokies feature progressive and fixed jackpots. Progressive cash pools reach in the tens of thousands, ranging between A$50,000 and up to and over A$200,000 on certain games like 88 Dragons Bounty and Pirate Jackpots.

Nothing is that simple in this casino, so you have to scroll through the jackpot section to reach the pokies that feature progressive jackpots. The range of jackpot options and the actual size of the progressive jackpots earned high review marks.

Note: Remember, all jackpot games are excluded from bonus play.

There are about 40 game studios that supply content to Queenspins. The full list of game studios is as follows:

• Netgame
• Belatra
• BGaming
• Booongo
• Betsoft
• iGTech
• LuckyStreak
• Mascot
• Mr Slotty
• Platipus
• Playson
• Yggdrasil
• Bang Bang Games
• Peter & Sons
• Reflex Gaming
• Zillion
• Fugaso
• Onlyplay
• Gamevy
• Bulletproof
• KA Gaming
• Reevo
• Jelly
• Apparat
• Spribe
• AceRun
• 1Spin4Win
• Gamzix
• Clawbuster
• Swintt
• Popiplay
• Mancala Gaming
• Spinon
• Voltent
• Bitpunch
• ICONIC21
• InOut
• Neotopia Gaming
• Black Cat
• Dreamspin
• Felix Gaming

Queenspins provides a professional-grade gambling toolkit that allows serious players to manage their spending more efficiently. Here are some features you can use in your daily, weekly, and monthly sessions to practice responsible play.

• Deposit limit – With this option, you can set the maximum amount of money you deposit per day, week, or month.
• Loss limit – Loss limits apply to money you’ve deposited, not winnings. If you lose more than your limit, but the lost funds are from winnings, the limit won’t apply. Again, you can set this limit daily, weekly, or monthly.
• Wager limit – This option lets you set a maximum wager for 24 hours, a week, or a month.
• Session limit – Time is as precious as money, even more so, and Queenspins’ tool enabled me to tailor my gaming sessions in minutes, with a minimum of 6 minutes and a maximum of 1 million minutes, which is just under two years. When the time limit is reached, the casino will automatically log you out.
• Cool-off time – You can arrange a temporary cooling-off period with the casino, during which the casino will exclude you from promotional material and gameplay, but you can cash out any winnings in your balance. When the period elapses, the casino will automatically reactivate your account.
• Self-exclusion – Self-exclusion is similar to cool-off, except you can’t withdraw winnings. The exclusion can be set to last a specific period, or it can be set to last indefinitely.

Yes, Queenspins provides free spins and reload deposit bonuses every week, plus the random promotions on the Wheel of Fortune.

You can deposit A$10 with Neosurf, A$30 with Visa, MasterCard, Google Pay, and CashtoCode, and Jetonbank, or a supported minimum amount with Bitcoin, Tether, Dogecoin, Ethereum, and other supported cryptocurrencies.

No, the casino doesn’t charge internal money processing fees, but that doesn’t apply to the withdrawal method, bank transfer or blockchain, which are likely to collect processing fees.

Queenspins allows withdrawals up to A$4,000 or A$6,000 per transaction, depending on the method, or up to €15,000 a month, which comes to just over A$26,000. If you want to cash out more than this limit, you will receive the payment in two instalments.