SpinBet terms in brief
This is a plain-English summary of the main SpinBet rules on accounts, bonuses and withdrawals for players in New Zealand and Australia. It's a short guide, not the contract: SpinBet's complete terms and bonus terms always override this page, so read them before you deposit. It applies to both countries unless a line says otherwise.
- Age
- 18+ only
- Accounts
- One per player
- Currency
- Fixed at registration
- Deposits
- Played through once before withdrawal
Account rules
Play is open to adults only, aged 18 and up. A player gets one personal account, and the fiat currency picked when you join can't be changed. Money must move through methods registered to you, as payments from someone else are refused, and cash outs go back the way the deposit came in, with card deposits allowed to leave by bank transfer. Stake every deposit once in full before asking for a payout, and expect no payout until your identity checks are done. The minimum deposit is $20, or $15 for each of the first three deposits when no bonus is claimed.
Bonus rules
One bonus per person and family, household, email and IP. Every bonus is non-sticky, so your cash is staked before any bonus money. On the welcome package you wager the bonus and free spin winnings 40 times, stakes are capped at $25 per bet until wagering ends, and winnings top out at $10,000. Dropping a bonus costs you none of your own money, yet taking your deposit out before the wagering is finished cancels both bonus and bonus wins. Slots count 100% towards wagering apart from excluded titles and all jackpot slots; other games count 10%.
Withdrawals
Monthly cash outs are capped at $50,000. If you win more than $10,000 in a day, the payment is checked further first, and confirming a large payout can take up to 24 hours. Most withdrawals are processed within an hour, with crypto usually arriving in minutes. Bank transfers take longer: within three banking days in New Zealand and three to five in Australia under the terms. Visa payouts are not supported for Australian cards. Detail is left out here on purpose; on any difference, the complete terms win.