Neospin casino review for 2025

I was very impressed with the overall bonus selection available at Neospin. There are many different options for both newcomers and regulars, which is something I always appreciate when checking to see the latest offers and promotions.

The welcome offer is a massive one. I don’t think I’ve seen bigger. Offering a match up to NZ$10,000, this is far bigger than Wildz’ NZ$1000. Yes, also Wildz offers 200 free spins, but there are 100 from Neospin too.

However, it would have been nice to get some lower wagering requirements. Across all of the different promotions and bonuses there are 40x wagering requirements, which is higher than the 35x from Nitro casino. Lower requirements are always better.

I also thought that the maximum bet of NZ$3 was rather low. Most other casinos tend to have higher maximum bet limits for their bonus offers, so I thought this was a bit stingy on Neospin casino’s part.

It would also be nice to have more details on the bonuses themselves. Yes, wagering requirements are provided, but little else when it comes to the expiration date of the bonus, and how long you have to use the spins.

This is a very solid showing in my opinion when it comes to the games options, from a large number of providers, at Neospin. I was happy to see the selection is curated, but it could still be improved.

With nearly 6000 games, I was surprised to see that this is almost double the size of the game library offered by King Billy. It was nice to have a little more choice.

Similarly, there are more games across all the sections than SpinYoo, too. For instance, SpinYoo just has 75 jackpots, while there are a couple of hundred on Neospin.

I found the trend continued across all the game categories, noticeably the live casino section, which has some 400 options. These even come in different languages, which makes Neospin a competitive live casino option.

However, there are only 40 virtual table games, which is a surprisingly small collection. I would like to see more options here in the future as this is a bit lacklustre.

I was pleasantly surprised with both the options and the information provided here when it came to the various payment methods on offer at Neospin online casino.

With 16 different options, I couldn’t help but note that this is a lot more options than the ten offered by Casimba. This is because there are crypto options at Neospin though.

Where I wasn’t so impressed was the minimum deposit and withdrawal limits in place at Neospin. It’s NZ$30, which is a lot higher than the NZ$10 at 888Casino.

I’d like to see lower minimums in place. Similarly, at the other end of the spectrum, the maximum is set at NZ$6,000, which is a lot lower than I would really like.

It doesn’t give much wiggle room, which is disappointing, especially for those who might be looking to win big. Essentially, high rollers will have a difficult time.

As with some of the other criteria for Neospin, there’s some things I like here, and others that I don’t. Frankly, this section could really do with some additional work.

Yes, there is a licence, but it’s from Curacao, which isn’t the most reputable of the jurisdictions. Playzee, in contrast, holds an MGA licence, which is one of the top ones.

I feel that it’s also worth pointing out that while there is SSL encryption in place, it’s only 128-bit. LeoVegas has an impressive 2048-bit RSA key, which is far more secure.

There’s also no 2-factor authentication in place, nor are there any RNG seals, which does cause me concern when thinking about game bias and fairness across all providers.

That being said, there’s all the responsible gambling tools possible here. And they’re all really easy to access, which was very nice to see and helped boost my confidence in this site.

I didn’t have too much to complain about here, but there are still some niggly issues on a site that’s, for the most part, pretty good. I was surprised to say the least.

First, the good. Like Woo Casino, Neospin has a live chat option. This is sticky and can be found on the left no matter what page you’re on. It’s also available 24/7.

However, the live chat is manned by a bot, which is always annoying. I had to go through standard questions and failed answers before I could force it to let a human online to answer me.

That being said, there is still a good email or contact form that you can use if you’re not in a rush. This is also the better option when it comes to sending documents.

However, I was surprised to see that, unlike Casumo, Neospin had no FAQs or help centre whatsoever. There’s no way to even check questions. You’re forced to get in touch. Not great.

I had a lot of fun on this site in terms of the look and feel of it. It has a fun design and I am a fan of the bright neon green on the black interface.

While there’s no app available here like there is for Winz.io, I found that I didn’t miss it. After testing the site on the mobile browser, it was as good as the desktop site, though there are some mobile casino operators with native apps for New Zealand.

Just like with BetandPlay, there are simple game filters and a search function here. Better still, Neoplay also has all games available no matter what platform I accessed them from.

It was also nice to enjoy some super fast load times. I found that it loaded in under a second and despite there being graphics, this didn’t slow anything down.

Neospin also has many of its games available for demo play. I didn’t have to sign in either, but could check out and test many games immediately, which is a massive plus.