Spinaro — Casino Review

To register on Spinaro, players must provide at least the following personal data: name, surname, date of birth, a valid e-mail address, home address, country, currency, acceptance of the terms and conditions, and voluntary confirmation of being over 18 years of age.

Spinaro supports the following deposit methods:

• Visa
• Mastercard
• Skrill
• Neteller
• Paysafe
• EcoPayz
• Neosurf
• Trustly
• Interac
• Mifinity
• Sofort
• Ideal
• Ethereum
• Bitcoin
• Bank Transfer

Players can deposit and play on Spinaro using the following currencies: European Euro (EUR), Norwegian Krona (NOK), Polish Zloty (PLN), Canadian Dollar (CAD), Brazilian Real (BRL), Swiss Franc (CHF), Czech Koruna (CZK), Japanese Yen (JPY), and New Zealand Dollar (NZD).

Spinaro does not allow deposits if the funds are not coming from the player's own payment method. Any payment method used to deposit or withdraw must be registered in the player's name. This also means players are not able to use company accounts. However, shared accounts can be used, as long as the player's name is registered as one of the owners of the payment method.

On the main page, there is a Deposit button. Players need to click it and will be redirected to the Deposit page. From there, players may select their preferred payment method, fill out the required fields, specify the deposit amount and currency, and click "Deposit". Once completed, the deposit will instantly appear in the player's balance. Players should contact Spinaro's support service if the deposit is not immediately shown in their balance.

Spinaro requires the following documents for account verification:

1. A proof of identity:

• A color photograph of the player's identity card or passport.

2. Proof of current address, provided as a color photo of an official document that includes:

The player's name and current address. The document cannot be older than 3 months. Accepted documents include a utility bill (such as a gas or electricity bill), a bank statement, or similar official documents.

Players can decline any active or pending offers directly on the offer card. Alternatively, players can simply ignore a bonus and it will expire after a set amount of time.

A wagering requirement is something that all bonuses have attached to them. It means that a bonus needs to be wagered (played for) a certain number of times before the bonus funds are converted into real cash that can be withdrawn.

As an example, most of Spinaro's bonuses have a wagering requirement of 40x, meaning that the total wagering requirement of a bonus is 40 times the bonus amount received. So, if a player receives a bonus of 10, the wagering requirement is then 10 x 40 = 400.