Spinzen

We want to report a genuine transparency concern about Spinzen directly. It is owned by Fionex Holding LTD, and independent review coverage documents a specific inconsistency: the site's footer claims an Anjouan (Comoros) licence, while its separate About Us page claims a Curacao licence instead - and neither claim comes with an actual licence number that could be independently verified. One independent reviewer explicitly disqualifies Spinzen from being considered a fully safe or recommended casino on this basis, citing the lack of transparency around both licensing and ownership. The same review describes contacting live chat support directly to ask for these details, only to have the agent request the player's own personal account information instead of providing an answer. At the same time, casino.guru's own published rating shows a High 8.0 Safety Index, reporting no complaints found in their database and Terms and Conditions considered mostly fair - we report this alongside the transparency concern honestly, without resolving the tension with false certainty; readers should weigh both when deciding whether to trust this brand. We should also note that several similarly-named casinos exist (SpinCasino, Spinz Casino) with their own separate, unrelated negative Trustpilot records describing withdrawal delays and high deposit requirements - we did not conflate those with Spinzen specifically, since they appear to be different operators. For Norway specifically, Spinzen operates as a non-state, offshore/unlicensed brand, since Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto hold the state gambling monopoly there, so no locally regulated welcome bonus is available. Given the documented licensing-transparency concern, we recommend real caution and suggest verifying licence numbers directly with the operator before depositing.