Spin Genie

P J Aitken
Last update: 12/03/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

Spin Genie is a Skill On Net site that promises a ridiculous number of games. Licensed by the authorities of Malta and the United Kingdom, it has a full, in your-face-style that makes you feel like you’re playing on mobile even when you’re on desktop, but it’s a good-looking site and as the following Spin Genie review will show, it has a lot to offer.

Welcome Bonus

A £10 deposit will start your first session on Spin Genie with a bang, and 108 spins. The spins have a value of £0.10 and are fixed to the Thor slot. All good so far, but the disappointment starts when you realise that there is a wagering requirement of 60x for all free spin winnings. There doesn’t seem to be a maximum payout though, which is definitely a positive. The bonus terms and conditions mention a £100 cashout limit for no-deposit bonuses and free spin no-deposit bonuses, but this shouldn’t fall into that category.

Spin Genie have also got 10 No Deposit Free Spins on Book of Dead, which will be credited upon registration. The spins have a value of £0.10 and come with a 60x wagering requirement.

If you’re planning on joining other Skill On Net casinos and collecting more welcome bonuses (check out our reviews of PlayOJO and Lucky Vegas Casino) then you’ll need to wait at least 72 hours between bonuses. Beyond this rule, there’s nothing to stop you from collecting from different sites.

Spin Genie also gives its members daily bonuses, often in the form of free spins. Look for the “Daily Picks” section in the main menu and you’ll see a list of everything you can collect that day.

Games

At the time of writing, the “Slot Games” section on Spin Genie shows 5,576 games, making it one of the biggest selections I have seen on a UK casino. If you’re based outside of the UK, this number will actually be over 6,400, as there are seemingly a bunch of games not licensed for UK players. It claims to have another 100+ “Instant Win” games and over 500 additional “Casino Games”, which covers table games and live casino games.

Several sections on the site boast “over 4,000 slots”, suggesting that the content was probably written some time ago and the games room has been growing steadily since. Clearly, they believe that over 5,000 slots isn’t enough, and as someone who thinks more is definitely merrier when it comes to games, I’m all for it.

Sure, half of those are probably terrible, but at least they’re there and I can play them.

There are some great developers on show here as well, including Playtech, Play’n Go, NetEnt, BigTimeGaming, IGT, Blueprint Gaming, and Slingo. You’ll find jackpot systems like Jackpot King, Age of the Gods, Dream Drop, and Mega Jackpot.

The live casino is pretty stacked as well, with creators like Pragmatic Play and Evolution Gaming. It’s hard to find fault with any of this. Usually, I complain when casinos go with the bare bones and list only 500 games. If I’m not complaining about that, I’m ranting about the overuse of Microgaming and the absence of Playtech, but that’s clearly not the case here.

The only downside (because as an aging northern man, I will always find something to complain about) is the lack of detailed filter and category options. This is an issue I have highlighted in many online casino reviews, but it seems even more relevant here as there are so many games to sort through. There are some categories, but not enough. I’m the sort of person who will endlessly scroll rather than search; a person who somehow thinks it’s faster to trawl through an A to Z than use a basic search bar. But if you let me search by game themes and features (Cluster Pays, Cascading Reels, Locked Wilds) I will happily use them.

Deposits, Withdrawals, and Customer Support

Spin Genie accepts a bunch of payment options, including PayPal, Apple Pay, Visa, Mastercard, and Skrill. You can deposit as little as £10 and there is no fee. There are handy guides on all payment methods on Spin Genie—just click the links shown in the website’s footer. Usually, this would be helpful to learn more about limits, requirements, verification, etc. But the info is a little odd. On the PayPal one, for instance, it answers a question about limits with “Usually, online casinos require a minimum deposit of at least £10 for PayPal, but some casinos may accept smaller deposits, such as £5.”

That’s the sort of thing an affiliate site should be writing. It’s the sort of thing WE should be writing. You’re actually a casino, so tell us what your limits are!

Minor issues aside, there are no problems with regard to the payment options here. As for customer support, they have a friendly, fast, and helpful team and you can also use live chat, but the latter is only available to active members. If you’re not a member, or can’t access your account, you’ll need to email them at [email protected].

Spin Genie Review Summary

I was impressed with Spin Genie, as anyone would be when looking at over 5,500 games. I have reviewed a lot of casinos over the years, many of which aren’t licensed in the UK. Usually, non-UK casinos have way more games and it’s not uncommon to see sites with 4,000+ titles, including developers that UK players rarely see (Betsoft is a prime example). UK sites are often limited to 1,000 games or fewer. It’s a licensing issue, sure, but it’s also annoying.

Spin Genie bucks that trend and goes all out. It’s great for mindless scrollers like myself, especially if you have also grown tired—as have I—of games like Starburst, Gonzo’s Quest, and all the other usual suspects.

The welcome bonus could be better and I would have preferred more customer support options for non-members, but these are small problems and it gets all the big things right. It’s up there with PlayOJO for me, which is probably the best Skill On Net casino I have reviewed thus far.