Spinjo Casino Review

I registered on Spinjo late on a Sunday, so the next practical bonus to claim was the Tuesday reload, which provided a bonus worth 50% of my deposit and 20 free spins. This is the better of the two weekly reload bonuses.

It included a larger deposit match and 20 spins, compared with the Thursday reload’s smaller 30% match (up to A$750), which also has no free spins. Both offers seemed pretty relaxed, and the 3-day bonus duration should be manageable if you claim a smaller portion. The minimum is just A$30.

For the first bonus, I could choose from a selection of great pokies: Aloha King Elvis, Gold Rush with Johnny Cash, Lady Wolf Moon, Fruit Million, or Lucky Lady Chance. I picked Gold Rush With Johnny Cash, a game I’ve played countless times, and with a top wager of A$7.5 per spin, it did offer some good payouts, but the 20 spins didn’t give me too many chances at an “epic” win.

I wanted to hit a few blackjack rounds, but with an active bonus, it wasn’t the smartest thing to do since blackjack tables contribute 5% of the wagers toward clearing the wagering requirements. I proceeded to play pokies to clear the bonus funds for both the Tuesday and Thursday offers, since only pokies contribute 100% of wagers.

Note: You must use the codes TUESDAY and THURSDAY to claim the respective bonuses.

If you’re on a tiny budget but you want a bonus anyway, wait till Friday. There’s a 30% bonus on reloads up to A$150. Depending on your budget, you may be able to deposit the maximum amount and still avoid overspending.

This can be a handy little bonus for a small, end-of-the-week top-up to grab some bonus credits. The bonus activation code is FRIDAY.

If the Friday deal seems small or unsuitable, you might want to skip it, because Spinjo has whipped up a special weekend deal with tiered free spins. I had the following options:

• Deposit A$75 for 50 spins
• Deposit A$150 for 100 spins
• Deposit A$225 for 150 spins

I used the top bonus and played 150 spins on Aloha King Elvis, one of the few participating pokies I mentioned earlier, for the Tuesday reload. I didn’t win much, only about A$180, which had to be wagered 40 times over the next three days. I finished the rollover even faster, after about a day of active play, as I was keen to try the special Lucky Spin promo.

Note: To activate the bonus, use the code SUNDAY.

With the Lucky Spin promo, it’s not a matter of if you get lucky, but how lucky you get. The wheel has a bunch of cash and free spin prizes, some bigger than others, and there are two modes in which to spin the wheel: Silver and Gold. These two words (SILVER and GOLD) also act as bonus activation codes.

I could deposit between A$45 and A$149 in Silver mode and vie for a top prize of A$7,500, or deposit A$150 or more in Gold mode. The maximum cash prize in Gold mode is A$15,000.

With a A$100 deposit, I qualified for one Silver spin but only got 10 spins. The great thing about this promo is that the selection of participating pokies is larger, and I could pick from about 15 titles from BGaming, Betsoft, and Zillion.

Some of the options include premier games like Betsoft’s Pots of Great Fortune – Hold & Win and BGaming’s Bonanza Billion, where I used my spins.

Spinjo has reduced the wagering requirements for Lucky Spin bonuses for the Christmas season, with just 10x wagering on free spin winnings and cash bonuses.

I find that the best moments in online casinos are when I participate in tournaments, and at that time, Spinjo was hosting a few exciting contests.

Pragmatic Play’s Christmas-themed Sweet Holiday Chase was the highlight among the three active tournaments, boasting a €5 million prize pool, win multipliers up to 500x and free spins. It’s open to everyone, with no minimum bet required to join, although there is a maximum wager cap of €1, or currency equivalent.

Pragmatic also features its usual Drops & Wins tournament, with a pool of A$350,000 awarded across 47,000 participants, so there’s plenty of handouts to go around.

The third and final pokies tournament features slots by BGaming and a smaller prize pool of A$60,000, with a top prize of A$3,000.

I participated in both Pragmatic tournaments and had a great time with high-paying, feature-rich titles like 5 Lions Megaways 2, Gates of Olympus Xmas 1000, and Big Bass Christmas Bash. Pragmatic is one of the top pokie developers around, so these tournaments can really offer a refreshing change from your usual sessions.

As part of a tiered loyalty program, you earn points every time you wager real money. The loyalty system has 10 tiers. Players can unlock the first after 500 CPs, and the second with 3,000 CP and receive two cash prizes worth A$15 and A$75, respectively. Note, these are cash bonuses Spinjo awards every time someone unlocks a new loyalty tier.

The program also awards daily, weekly, and monthly cashback between 2% and 10%. The cashback is bigger for the higher loyalty tiers. Remember, to qualify for loyalty perks, you must make sure the ‘Use bonuses’ button is checked during deposits.

As for the VIP Club, it’s invite-only, so you really need to put in the effort to get that invitation. And if you do get invited, the effort will be worth it. The program includes long-term benefits such as cashback, increased limits, and faster withdrawals.

Table and card games are a vast category, including blackjack, roulette, video poker, baccarat, Plinko, and Keno. Spinjo’s table games section features a subsection for card games and a selection of ‘other’ table games, such as Plinko, coin-flip games, and bingo- and lottery-style games.

Those with money to spend can try modified versions of casino classics, like Premium European Blackjack or VIP Auto Roulette. This section also caters to budget players with options like classic European or French Roulette, or Single Deck Blackjack, which I preferred for their betting ranges, standard paytables and bets, and low house edge.

This is the most versatile game collection on Spinjo after the pokies lobby, offering choices for everyone interested in mainstream card and table games suitable for all budgets.

I would just advise avoiding all card and table games when you’re playing with a bonus, since they only contribute 5%.

In terms of choice, the live casino mirrors the table games, offering over 190 tables for baccarat, roulette, blackjack, poker, and game shows. A few more options for gambling are included, like live Sic Bo, Bingo Copacabana, and Crash Live.

The Game Show section of the live casino was pretty immersive, with options like Pragmatic’s Mega Wheel and Sweet Bonanza Candyland, alongside PowerupRoulette, Gravity Sic Bo, and Treasure Island.

I played a few rounds of Oasis Blackjack and Gravity Roulette, but the variants of the three casino classics – roulette, blackjack, and baccarat – extend dozens of options.

I love live poker, so you can imagine my disappointment with the few live poker tables and the lack of live craps. However, statistically speaking, in the pecking order of casino games, poker and craps are not the most popular among Aussies. That privilege goes to lottery-style games, pokies, and scratch games – all of which you can find at Spinjo.

I counted well over 1,000 jackpot games here, which makes Spinjo stand out from competitors, but not just in terms of numbers. Most of the pokies here feature fixed jackpots, but there is an elite group of games with progressive prize pools that reach multi-million-dollar figures.

While some casinos with progressive jackpots I’ve tested over the past months offer top prizes of A$200,000 to A$1 million, some games here, like Belatra’s Bank Robbers or Betsoft’s Greedy Goblins, have jackpots that exceed A$10 million.

Unfortunately, more games don’t increase the chance of hitting a jackpot. The probability of winning a jackpot in a casino with 5 jackpot games and one with over 1,000 is the same. You need to come prepared with a healthy budget and set realistic expectations for getting one of those top prizes.

Still, in my experience, it’s always worth playing these games, especially since they bring high RTPs and a ton of interesting features like multipliers and bonus games. After all, if you play, the chance of hitting a jackpot is very slim. If you don’t play, it’s zero.

Did you know that about 26% of Australian adults play lotteries or lottery-style games? This makes the lottery one of the most popular forms of gambling in Australia, and Spijo caters to the lotto-hungry market with over 60 online games.

Some games I tried, like Instant Lucky 7 or classic Keno, offer more casual gambling with suitable wager limits and low-to-medium payouts. On the other hand, games like Pragmatic’s Hot Safari 50,000 or Wolf Gold 1,000,000 may lead to super-sized payouts and provide better base payouts.

Spinjo’s Lottery section also blends in a few bingo games, including more traditional versions like 88 Bingo, or more modern renditions like Bonus Bingo, Lucky Bingo, and Bingo Empire.

Okay, Spinjo may lack live poker, but RNG options abound for poker and video poker enthusiasts. Beginner-friendly options of video poker include Deuces Wild, Jacks or Better, and Aces and Faces, but I wanted more competition, and Spinjo provided it with Oasis Poker, Caribbean Poker, and Ultimate Texas Hold’em.

These are just a few of the games I played; there are many more to explore, and the ‘demo’ mode is a handy option to try out a few rounds to get a feel for a specific game. Generally, many of these are wallet-friendly, so you can jump right in with a small bankroll of A$20 or A$30.

I’ve rarely seen Australian casinos dedicate a whole category to Craps, but here we are. This is the site where you can enjoy testing your luck with a roll of the dice.

Spinjo offers two types of dice games, with several variations of each: craps and sic bo. I noticed a few alternative games like Dice Duel and Rocket Dice, so there are plenty of ways to push your luck.

Yes, you can gamble on fishing games, and they can be pretty catchy to take a break from those nerve-wracking rounds in pokies or roulette. I don’t usually play games like these in my spare time, but it’s different when I’m testing casinos, and I like to see everything that is available.

I remember the first time I tried a fish game, and it seemed pretty interesting until I noticed every shot was a wager, so I ended up firing dozens of shots at random fish before some of them started popping and awarding cash prizes. This time, while playing Octopus Legend, my wager was set low (A$0.60), and I spent about A$60 when some of the fish exploded with prizes ranging from A$15 to A$149.

Crush Pirate Ship follows a similar gameplay system, where I shot at passing boats that hid cash rewards. I set the game to Gold mode, so the prizes were bigger, most of them between A$30 and A$160, and some up to A$400.

These can be costly, but the payouts are actually fantastic if you go on a roll. In fact, with rapid firing on ships or fish, you may think the budget drains faster, and it does. However, the payouts can be surprisingly generous.

Crash games offer unparalleled excitement for players with quick reflexes and excellent timing, but be aware that they carry a higher risk and potential cost compared to fishing games. Okay, they’re a great fit for all since there’s an auto-cashout button that doesn’t require reflexes.

If you stop the increasing multiplier at the right moment in titles like Diver, Pilot, Space XY, or Crash, the potential payouts can get pretty wild – though, remember, the longer you wait, the bigger the chance of the multiplier crashing and losing your bet.

While Spinjo Casino offers over 100 crash games, this section also highlights alternative games such as Coin Flip, Chicken Dash, and Gods of Plinko.

Spinjo currently works with over 80 game providers, which explains its large game collection. Among those 80, there are about a dozen top-level developers like BGaming, Pragmatic Play, Playson, and Yggdrasil. The complete list of providers is as follows:

• Pragmatic Play
• Pragmatic Play Live
• BGaming
• Booming Games
• Popiplay
• NetGame
• VoltEnt
• 1spin4win
• 100HP Gaming
• 5men
• 7Rings Gaming
• Acerun
• Apparat Gaming
• Aviator Studio
• BangBangGames
• Belatra
• BetGames
• Betsoft
• BetSolutions
• BF Games
• BGaming
• Bitpunch
• Blackcat
• Booongo
• Bulletproof
• Clawbuster
• Copacabana Games
• CT Interactive
• Dream Play
• Dreamspin
• EnjoyGaming
• Evoplay Entertainment
• Felix Gaming
• Flatdog Games
• Fugaso
• Galaxsys
• Gamebeat
• Gamevy
• Gamzix
• ICONIC21
• Hungrybear
• IGTech
• InOut
• Jelly
• KA Gaming
• Lambda Gaming
• Leander
• Luckystreak
• Mancala Gaming
• Mascot
• MGA Games
• MrSlotty
• Neotopia
• NetGame
• Novomatic
• Nucleus Gaming
• Onlyplay
• Orbital Gaming
• Penguin King
• Peter&Sons
• PetePlay
• Plati+
• Playson
• Platipus
• Raw Gaming
• Reevo
• Reflexgaming
• Shady Lady
• Slotopia
• Spadegaming
• Spinon
• Spinthon
• Spribe
• Swintt
• Tom Horn
• Tornadogames
• Triple Cherry
• TrueLab
• Turbogames
• Urgent Games
• Winfinity
• Vibra Gaming
• Yggdrasil
• Zillion

Apart from the license-required checks to prevent underage gambling, Spinjo affirms its responsibility to promote responsible play with a dedicated set of features to control spending time and money on gambling, including:

• Setting limits – You can customise your deposit, wager, and session limits for a definite period of time. There are also options to limit your losses; after that, you will be automatically logged out. The limits can be applied daily, weekly, or monthly.
• Taking a break – You can clock out of all gambling for a shorter or longer period, ranging from one day to up to six months. At this time, Spinjo will exclude you from all promotional content and reactivate your account after the ‘cool-off’ period has elapsed.
• Self-exclusion – Self-exclusion further extends the period without gambling to up to 12 months, but you can opt for 6 or 9 if you prefer. Throughout the exclusion, Spinjo won’t send any notifications or marketing content to you and will completely prohibit you from accessing your account for the duration of the period.
• External resources – If you turn gambling into a bad habit, it’s key to try to prevent yourself from going deeper into the rabbit hole. To avoid such scenarios, Spinjo provides external resources like GamCare or Gamblers Anonymous.

Yes, there are over 5,500 online pokies on Spinjo, including a great variety of jackpot games, bonus buy pokies, Megaways, Drops & Wins, and classic games.

Yes, the casino adheres to all industry standards to ensure user protection, fairness, and cybersecurity, and has protocols to combat fraud and other illegal activities.

Spinjo provides up to A$5,000 and 300 free spins on the first 4 deposits of all new members from Australia. The qualifying deposit for each bonus is A$30.

No, at the time of writing, Spinjo Casino doesn’t have no deposit promos for Australian players.