SpinYoo casino review for NZ players: 2025 overview

I have to say, the SpinYoo sign up bonus or welcome bonus is a good one. First up, I really liked the fact that there are two different parts, one for slots or pokies, the other for the live casino and table games. 

The welcome bonus also spans three deposits and actually matches the one from LeoVegas very well. However, LeoVegas is marginally better because, on that first deposit, you get 200 free spins compared to 100 here. 

The minimum deposit required to claim this casino bonus is NZ$10, which is similar to most other casinos, so I was happy with that. 
I will say though, that the wagering requirements are slightly on the high side here at 35x whereas at Casumo they are only 30x. That being said, there are better monthly rewards in the VIP program and ongoing promos at SpinYoo, which is where my high score comes from. 

If you want a bonus free spin or two, this casino has that in the first deposit and also offers ongoing bonuses. However, there is no SpinYoo no deposit bonus, which is why this section doesn’t quite get the highest score. At least there is no SpinYoo bonus code to deal with. 

I do love a good selection of games and this White Hat Gaming-owned casino does this very well. Once you create an account you’ll be able to see all that’s available to play. 

When it comes to pokies, this casino is top of the pile. There are more than 3700 pokies to play. This really makes the 300 or so offered by bet365 pale in comparison. 

There’s an array of different genres too, notably a good live casino section with top games such as Lightning Roulette, several live blackjack variants, Sic Bo and more. 

However, while SpinYoo is good in some areas, casinos like BetAndPlay still manage to top it. That casino has 400 jackpots and more than 500 live dealer options, which significantly beats what SpinYoo has to offer. 

Of course, I am not saying that SpinYoo is bad here. It’s far better than most and has a good selection of more unusual games like virtual racing, video poker, keno, Slingo and more. All of this helps to boost my score. 

Even though it’s getting more and more common, I am always surprised at how often casinos have huge numbers of providers. A whopping 123 can be found at SpinYoo casino. 

This number of providers actually means that there are more options than King Billy, which has just 65 providers. The top provider at SpinYoo is also the more diverse Pragmatic Play, rather than King Billy’s Play’n GO. 

Similarly, SpinYoo casino beats out LuckyWin for the number of providers too. However, it falls down when it comes to the live games. There are only two live providers, Pragmatic Play and Evolution, compared to LuckyWin’s nine, which means the latter has far more choice when it comes to live roulette variants and other games. 

Still, I am not complaining here at all. This is a massive number of providers, and it means that the job is done well. 

Better yet, because of all these providers, there are some lesser-known games on offer that I don’t see at other sites. And all the games are mobile-friendly, which is always a massive plus for me.

This is actually the first section where I have had to drop the score a little bit. And that’s only because there really aren’t enough payment options for me to be truly happy. 

Okay, so there are good things here. There is a low minimum deposit of just NZ$10 if you aren’t making a first deposit to claim the casino bonus (a NZ$20 deposit is needed to get the offer). Both of which are lower than the NZ$30 deposit requirement of JustCasino. 

I really like the fact that the casino itself doesn’t actually put any transaction limits in place at the upper end of the deposit spectrum. It simply leaves that up to whatever each payment method dictates. 

For withdrawals, it’s a little more disappointing at the higher end as this is capped at NZ$2500, whereas sites like Spin Casino have no limits here either. 

Overall, I’d like to see a few more options when it comes to making a deposit here. Six is a good number to start funding your account, but a little more variety would be nice for a better score. 

I have to say that this is one of the strongest sections for this casino, in fact for any NZ casino at this time. I’m very happy with the security here. 

First up, this casino has two licences. They’re from the toughest jurisdictions out there, which is more impressive than ExciteWin’s Curacao licence if I am being perfectly honest. 

The site has all of the gambling tools I would expect. And, it makes it very easy for players to set and change their own deposit limits as soon as they set up an account. 

However, if I have a complaint, it’s the fact that there are no auditing seals listed. For Royal Panda, it’s clearly checked by eCOGRA, and I’d like to see similar confirmation here too. 

For the most part though, this casino really does it right. All the security steps are in place, and it’s registered with GamCare, which is a really big bonus point for me. 

Again, I felt this is really just a solid score here as there are some things I would like to change. But that’s possibly to do with the overall usability. 

There is no mobile app here. But these days, there doesn’t need to be, and I am not marking down for the lack of an app. Guts Casino doesn’t have an app, either. 

What I am looking for, though, is an excellent mobile browser platform, and this is something that SpinYoo casino does have. It matches the desktop version of the site, making it easy to jump between the two platforms. 

I was also pleased to see that the mobile browser version has all the same games as the desktop version. This is the same as Playzilla, which manages to transfer it’s entire game library to the mobile platform. 

Essentially, the two platforms are the same. It’s instant play, too, so there’s no need to download anything if you do decide to play on the mobile version.

Once again, I was very happy with the options provided to me for the customer support. Yes, there are only two options, but these are still very good. 

Once I had made an account, it was easy to check out all the options. And, just like Stake, SpinYoo casino has 24/7 support in place, which I was happy to see. 

Disappointingly, there is no phone line here. But, I am finding that this is increasingly common as JackpotCity Casino also lacks a phone line. It would be nice to have one, though. 

For those who prefer to find things out for themselves initially, there is a help or FAQ section. I will say that this could have a little more in-depth info as it’s lacking a little bit. 

Having sticky live chat available on each page does make up for this, though. And when I did get through to the staff, they were friendly and helpful, so great score here. 

Ok, so this definitely sounds like a bit too much quibbling in an otherwise good website, but why is the menu on the right not the left side of the page? It irks me, but maybe not others who play here. 

Though, I don’t have too much else to complain about. I was impressed with the provider filter as it also lists the number of games each one offers — a step up from Joo, which only lists the providers. 

I was happy to see the search function taken to the next level elsewhere. Rarely have I seen so many filter options for searching at any online casino in NZ. 

Load times were fast, too as there are minimal graphics. It was also effortless to create an account – I didn’t have to go through a lengthy signup process. 

Better yet, and similar to Wildz, there is a ton of information on responsible gambling with clear options to self-exclude, cool down and more. I found the process for account closure super easy, too, giving this a solid score.