SpinMills

We want to report a genuine discrepancy we found while researching SpinMills, rather than resolve it with false certainty: one source names Fortuna Games N.V. as the operator under a Curacao Gaming Control Board licence (OGL/2024/112/0974), while another describes SpinMills as launched in July 2025 under an Anjouan licence operated by Buscarar Ltd - we could not independently confirm which is accurate, or whether these reflect different jurisdiction-specific entities. casino.guru gives SpinMills a High Safety Index of 8.4, describing a content-rich experience with 9,000+ games, constant tournaments, missions, and layered reward systems - one of the more feature-dense casinos among Curacao-licensed sites. That said, we want to report a specific, documented complaint pattern directly: the casino advertises a daily withdrawal limit of roughly CAD 2,200 (about EUR 1,700) for higher VIP tiers, but players report being capped at approximately EUR 500 (CAD 800) per withdrawal entirely at the casino's own discretion - one VIP Level 11 player experienced exactly this restriction, along with a forced payout schedule. One Trustpilot reviewer bluntly described it as 'a very dishonest casino with terrible service.' Other reviewers report smoother experiences, including a EUR 500 withdrawal processed the next day against the casino's stated 1-3 working day timeline. No welcome bonus is legally available in either Lithuania, where all gambling promotional incentives have been banned since 1 July 2021, or Norway, where SpinMills operates offshore against the state monopoly held by Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto. Given the unresolved operator/licensing discrepancy and the documented, discretionary withdrawal-limit complaints, we recommend real caution with this brand, particularly for higher-value withdrawals.