Spinsino Sister Sites

Short answer: Spinsino is an offshore casino that accepts UK players from outside the UK system. It does not hold a UK Gambling Commission licence. We could not confirm a single verified sister site for it — and, more tellingly, we could not even pin down who runs it. Spinsino's own website names one company; a leading casino-safety database names a different one; and the Costa Rican registration number printed on its own footer belongs, on the government's tax register, to a hardware shop. If you are weighing Spinsino up, that uncertainty is the story.

Who actually runs Spinsino?

Spinsino's own footer (on spin-sino.com) states the site is “operated by EOD Code SRL, a duly registered company under the laws of the Republic of Costa Rica with company identification number 3-102-858389.” That is the only ownership detail the brand publishes about itself: no gambling regulator, no licence number, just a Costa Rican company ID and an email address.

There are two problems with leaning on that. First, Costa Rica does not license or regulate online gambling. A Costa Rican cédula jurídica is an ordinary company incorporation, not a gambling permission, and no Costa Rican authority supervises how a casino using one treats your deposits.

Second, when we looked that exact number up on Costa Rica's official Ministry of Finance (Hacienda) taxpayer register, 3-102-858389 does not come back as “EOD Code SRL” at all. It is registered to a company called Maderas El Tecal SRL, whose single listed activity is the retail sale of hardware and paint, and which the register flags as in tax arrears. We cannot reconcile a paint-and-hardware company in Guanacaste with the entity Spinsino says operates its casino.

A separate, reputable casino-safety database, Casino.guru, does not mention EOD Code SRL either. It lists Spinsino's owner and operator as Simba N.V. and says the site runs on an Anjouan (Comoros) gaming licence. We could not find a publicly verifiable licence number on any regulator's own register to confirm that — Anjouan does not offer a searchable public check we could rely on — so we are not going to print one. The honest position is that three sources point at three different stories, and none resolves cleanly.

What is — and isn't — verifiable about its licensing

• No UK licence. Spinsino is not on the UK Gambling Commission register, and holds none of the protections that come with one. The GamCare logo in its footer is a link to a help charity, not a licence.
• No verifiable licence number anywhere. The brand's own site displays none. The Anjouan licence a tracker attributes to it, we could not confirm on an official register. Where we cannot verify a number, we do not print one — that is the honest answer, not a placeholder.
• The one number it does publish does not check out. As above, the Costa Rican company ID on its footer maps to an unrelated hardware retailer on the government register.

Does Spinsino have verified sister sites?

No — none that we can stand behind. Affiliate “similar casino” pages confidently file Spinsino inside a large “EOD Code” family alongside names like Instant Casino, TG.Casino, Crashino and Golden Panda. We checked those claims against the brands' own paperwork rather than the lists, and the grouping falls apart. Crashino, for example, names its licensing entity in its own terms as Gaming Services Provider N.V. — not EOD Code SRL, and not Simba N.V. A different name again.

Here is what the primary sources we actually read each name — and why they do not line up into one family:

Because the operator behind Spinsino cannot be tied to a single verified company, we will not hand you a “sister sites” list. Any such list would be guesswork dressed up as fact — and guessing about who is holding your money is exactly the wrong place to guess.

The risks for a UK player — read these first

• No UK complaints route. If a UKGC-licensed casino wrongly refuses a withdrawal, you can escalate to an approved UK dispute service (ADR) and the regulator can act. At Spinsino, none of that applies. Your only recourse is the operator itself and whatever offshore body — if any — genuinely stands behind it, which here we could not establish.
• No UK protection for your funds. UK-licensed operators must disclose how they hold customer money. Spinsino makes no such UK disclosure, and there is no UK scheme to fall back on if it stops paying out.
• It sits outside the national online self-exclusion scheme. If you have self-excluded from UK gambling, that block does not reach an offshore site like Spinsino — it can still let you register and deposit. That is a gap to be aware of, not a benefit: it strips away a safety net UK-licensed sites are required to give you.
• Deposit limits are per-account. A limit you set at one casino does not travel with you to another. Spinsino has no visibility of limits you have set elsewhere, so the discipline is entirely on you.
• Heavier terms, in euros. Spinsino operates in euros, not pounds, and offshore bonus and withdrawal terms tend to be stricter than UK-regulated ones. Casino.guru rates Spinsino's overall Safety Index “low” and flags its terms as unfair. Treat any headline bonus as the beginning of the reading, not the end — check the current wagering, caps and withdrawal conditions before you opt in.

Our verdict

A UKGC-licensed site is the safer choice here, and it is not a close call. With a UK-licensed casino you know who the operator is, a regulator supervises it, your funds sit under a disclosed protection arrangement, self-exclusion actually blocks you when you ask it to, and a complaint has somewhere to go. Spinsino offers none of that, and on top of the ordinary offshore trade-offs it carries a specific red flag: the identity of its operator does not survive a basic check against the one official register it points you at.

If you still choose to play there, go in clear-eyed — you cannot currently establish who runs it, it answers to no UK regulator, and your usual UK protections and self-exclusion do not apply. Set a deposit limit before you deposit, treat the money as spent the moment it leaves your account, and keep records of every transaction.

18+. A casino bonus is entertainment spend, not a way to make money. If gambling stops being fun, the National Gambling Helpline is free and confidential on 0808 8020 133 (GamCare), and the national online self-exclusion scheme can block every UK-licensed site at once.