Spinarium

We want to report a genuine licensing discrepancy about Spinarium directly, rather than resolve it with false certainty. Sources conflict on its operator: one names Cosmogames N.V., registered in Curacao (registration 155512), while the site itself reportedly cites a licence from the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros (ALSI-202411034-FI1), with yet a third licence number also mentioned elsewhere. One review source gives Spinarium 3.8/5 overall, but an independent cautionary review explicitly states it is NOT among the reliable Curacao-based venues, warning that offshore casinos generally carry a high risk of problematic withdrawals and unfairly confiscated winnings. Documented complaints substantiate this concern directly: a Brazilian player faced an arbitrary monthly withdrawal limit of R$3,050 and made 33 withdrawal attempts over more than a month, of which only 3 succeeded, before casino.guru's Complaints Team intervened and the casino agreed to lift all restrictions. A Tunisian player's USDT 985.80 withdrawal, initiated after passing KYC verification, was cancelled with the casino citing a disputed self-exclusion status and telling the player to wait a full year - resolved only after casino.guru intervened and the casino manually processed the payment. A separate case describes a player being limited to withdrawing only USD 1,000 once their balance reached USD 2,000. For Lithuania specifically, no welcome bonus is available, since all gambling promotional incentives have been banned there since 1 July 2021, applying equally to every licensed operator serving the market. Given the unresolved licensing discrepancy and the documented pattern of arbitrary withdrawal restrictions requiring third-party intervention to resolve, we recommend real caution with this brand.