Spinbonusio.shop: Scam Patterns and Fake Games

At LCB, we regularly investigate online casinos that come to our attention, especially newer brands that may not yet have an established reputation among players. One of the latest sites we examined was Spinbonusio.shop, a casino that registered its domain in January 2026 and presents itself as a legitimate online gambling destination. 

As part of our review process and as reported on our forum, we analyzed the casino's licensing claims, games, and overall operation to determine whether it offers a safe environment for players. Unfortunately, our findings raised multiple serious concerns.

Based on our investigation conducted on May 28, 2026, we concluded that Spinbonusio.shop is not a safe and trustworthy casino and we do not recommend playing there. The site operates without a valid gambling license, and during our review we also found evidence of fake game providers being used on the platform.

Licensing Claims Fall Apart Under Scrutiny 

One of the first things many players check before signing up at a casino is its license. That's because a legitimate gambling license provides at least some level of regulatory oversight and accountability if problems arise.

When we examined Spinbonusio.shop's licensing claims, the situation quickly became concerning.

The casino presents itself as being licensed by both the Curaçao Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission. However, our investigation found that neither claim is true. Spinbonusio.shop does not hold a valid license from the Curaçao Gaming Authority, nor is it licensed by the UK Gambling Commission.

Digging deeper revealed even more inconsistencies.

Across different sections of the website, two completely different companies are identified as the casino's operator. 

In the website footer and on the Licenses and Security page, Spinbonusio.shop states that it is owned and operated by TechSolutions Group N.V. and references Curaçao license number OGL/2024/590/0758, claiming the license was issued on 14.04.2025 and that it is currently ACTIVE.

Website Footer Statement

"Spinbonusio.shop is owned and operated by TechSolutions Group N.V., registration number: 144920, registered address: Abraham Mendez Chumaceiro Boulevard 50, Willemstad, Curaçao. Payment agent company is TechSolutions (CY) Group Limited with address Parthenonos 5, PARNERA GARDENS 11, Flat 103, Strovolos, 2020 Nicosia, Cyprus and Registration number: HE 377018."

Spinbonusio.shop falsely claims ownership and operation by TechSolutions Group N.V. There is no affiliation, partnership, or connection between Spinbonusio.shop and TechSolutions Group N.V. For context, TechSolutions Group N.V. is a well-known iGaming and sports betting company that operates brands like 22Bet, 20BET, National Casino, and Bizzo Casino. 

The casino's Terms and Conditions tell a different story. There, the operator is listed as Long Island N.V., which is linked to a separate license number, OGL/2024/1451/0918.

The Terms and Conditions page presents conflicting information, stating:

Long Island N.V. has an application (OGL/2024/1451/0918) for a gaming license in progress with the Curaçao Gaming Authority. Until that process is concluded, based on a transitional arrangement outlined in the National Ordinance on Games of Chance (Landsverordening op de Kansspelen, P.B. 2024, no. 157), the company is permitted to continue its operations under this Certificate of Operation.

For players, this creates an obvious question: who is actually running the casino?

Unfortunately, the confusion doesn't stop there.

The Terms and Conditions claim that Long Island N.V. has a Curaçao license application in progress under OGL/2024/1451/0918 and is operating under a transitional arrangement. When we verified this information, we found that the claim was false. The license number in question is officially registered to Medium Rare N.V., not Long Island N.V.

We also found that, according to the official Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) website this Medium Rare N.V. license expired on December 9, 2025, months before our investigation took place.

According to the official records of the Curaçao Chamber of Commerce & Industry, the registration of Long Island N.V. was discontinued on October 2, 2024. 

In practical terms, players are being shown multiple operators, multiple license numbers, and conflicting regulatory information depending on which page of the website they visit. That makes it impossible to clearly identify who is responsible for the casino's operation and whether any valid regulatory oversight exists.

Spinbonusio Affiliate Program Fails to Hold Up

As part of our investigation, we also looked into the so-called Spinbonusio Affiliate Program. On the surface, the program promises enticing perks for affiliates, including guaranteed payments of $10 per registered player, ongoing earnings of 0.001% of all bets, and fast, transparent payouts.

However, when we tried to verify these claims, we found no evidence that a legitimate affiliate program under this name actually exists. There is no official affiliate platform, licensing information, or reputable third-party references confirming the program’s authenticity. The associated domain and email address also have no demonstrable connection to any licensed casino operator or established iGaming affiliate network.

For affiliates, this is a significant concern. Without verifiable documentation or public confirmation, all of the program’s promises should be treated as unverified marketing claims rather than guaranteed benefits. Engaging with this program without thorough due diligence, such as confirming licensing, legal compliance, ownership, and payout reliability, would expose participants to high risk.

Affiliates and players should approach any offer from this site with extreme caution.

Alleged Account Verification Is Actually a Scam

As part of our review, we examined the account verification process on Spinbonusio.shop—and what we found is a classic red flag. The site presents a four-step verification procedure under the “Verification” tab, making it look like a legitimate KYC (Know Your Customer) process.

Here’s how it works according to the site:

Step 1: Start Verification – Players click the “Verify Now” button.

Step 2: Data Input – Players are asked for basic personal information like full name, country, and date of birth.

Step 3: Data Checking – The site displays a message saying, “We check your details for verification. It will take no more than 5 minutes. You can follow the verification status on this page.”

Step 4: Verification Complete – This is where the scam becomes obvious. The site tells players that to finish verification, they must make a deposit of $100 or more. Only after the deposit is credited does the site claim the verification is complete.

In reality, this “verification” process is completely illegitimate. No licensed casino ever requires a deposit to verify an account. Proper KYC procedures involve submitting identification documents, proof of address, and sometimes payment verification—not handing over extra money.

For context, at legitimate casinos, players claiming a no-deposit bonus can withdraw winnings up to the allowed limit once they meet the wagering requirements. Some casinos may ask for a verification deposit, but this is solely for confirming payment methodsand the amount is fully returned to the player along with any eligible winnings.

Spinbonusio.shop’s approach - requiring a deposit to “complete verification” - is a well-known scam tactic designed to take money from players under the guise of a security procedure.

At LCB, we strongly advise caution and recommend that players never deposit money to complete verification on platforms that operate in this way. For comparison, our detailed KYC guide explains how identity verification is properly handled at licensed online casinos.

Misleading News Articles and False Regulatory Claims

As part of our investigation, we reviewed the news articles published on Spinbonusio.shop. What we found shows a consistent pattern of misleading information, seemingly designed to make the casino appear legitimate and regulated.

For example, one article claims, “Spinbonusio.shop Added to List of Approved Gambling Operators in Brazil.” In reality, this is false. A check of the official Brazilian government list of authorized betting operators shows that Spinbonusio.shop is not listed. Legal online operators in Brazil must obtain authorization from the Ministry of Finance and typically operate under a “.bet.br” domain—something Spinbonusio.shop does not have.

Another article, “Why Spinbonusio.shop Is the Best Crypto Casino in 2025,” displays the logo of the SiGMA Awards Europe to suggest the casino won the Best Crypto Casino 2025 award. This claim is misleading. According to the official SiGMA Awards 2025 results, the award went to BC.GAME, not Spinbonusio.shop. Using this branding gives players a false sense of recognition and credibility.

A third example, “Spinbonusio.shop Expands to Italy: A Bold Step into New Horizons,” suggests that the casino has legally entered the Italian market. After checking the official register maintained by the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM), Spinbonusio.shop is not listed as an authorized operator. Any legal online casino in Italy must hold a valid ADM license, which this site does not.

Across all of the articles we reviewed, Spinbonusio.shop repeatedly makes claims that are either false or misleading. The apparent goal is to create the impression of legitimacy and industry recognition, which could deceive players into thinking the platform is a trustworthy online casino.

For players, this is another clear warning sign: even the site’s news content cannot be relied upon for accurate information about its licensing or reputation.

Fabricated Player Reviews and False Testimonials

As part of our investigation, we also examined the Feedback page on Spinbonusio.shop. All of the reviews displayed are positive 5-star ratings, which at first glance may seem reassuring.

However, several of these testimonials claim to be from players who have been members since 2017, a clear impossibility given that the Spinbonusio.shop domain was only registered on January 14, 2026.

This discrepancy strongly suggests that the reviews are fabricated. By presenting fake long-term player activity, the site attempts to create a false sense of trust and credibility, making new visitors believe the casino has an established and satisfied player base.

For players, this is another warning sign that Spinbonusio.shop is not a reliable or legitimate online casino. Genuine casinos show a range of reviews over time, often including both positive and negative feedback, reflecting real player experiences.

Fake Games Detected on Spinbonusio.shop

As part of our investigation, we checked the authenticity of the games offered on Spinbonusio.shop. Unfortunately, we confirmed that the casino is using fake or unauthorized versions of popular games from multiple well-known providers, including:

Pragmatic Play

Hacksaw Gaming

BGaming

Evoplay

Paperclip Gaming

Mirror Image Gaming

For players, this is a major concern. Games from legitimate providers are hosted on official servers and audited for fairness. Fake games, on the other hand, can be manipulated to affect outcomes, meaning your chances of winning may be artificially reduced, or payouts may never be honored.

Our technical checks revealed clear evidence of tampering:

• Manipulated JavaScript files controlling game behavior
• No connection to official provider servers
• Mismatch between game source code and the original providers

Specifically, we identified fake game sources for each of the providers listed above, showing that these titles were not genuine products.

In short, even if the games look familiar or resemble popular slots or table games, they cannot be trusted.

Unrealistic Bets and Winnings Displayed

While reviewing Spinbonusio.shop, we also looked at the section where the casino displays recent bets and winnings from players. On the surface, it seems designed to show activity and excitement.

However, the numbers immediately raise red flags. The site lists unusually high bets and frequent large wins that don’t match typical player behavior or standard gambling patterns. The frequency, scale, and consistency of these “winnings” suggest that they are not real wagers but simulated activity meant to make the casino look more profitable and popular than it really is.

For players, this is misleading. Seeing constant big wins can create the impression that success on the platform is easy, potentially encouraging deposits based on a false sense of opportunity. In reality, these displays do not reflect genuine gameplay, and they are another indicator that Spinbonusio.shop is not a trustworthy or legitimate casino.

Spinbonusio.shop Matches a Known Scam Pattern

After reviewing the website as a whole, we can see that Spinbonusio.shop follows a scam pattern that we’ve encountered before at other rogue casinos. The design, content, and overall presentation are consistent with tactics used to deceive players, just on a new domain.

Here’s how this type of scam typically works:

• The casino requires a high deposit to “complete” account verification, or it offers no-deposit bonuses to attract players.
• Players see large wins that appear realistic at first glance.
• When a withdrawal is requested, the site blocks it and asks for a verification deposit.
• Deposited funds and winnings are never released.
• Eventually, the casino shuts down the domain and reappears under a new name.

This sequence of events is a well-known scam pattern, and Spinbonusio.shop fits it closely.

Final Verdict

Based on our investigation, Spinbonusio.shop:

• Operates without a valid gambling license
• Uses fake or unauthorized game providers
• Publishes false regulatory claims, news articles, and player testimonials
• Displays unrealistic bets and winnings to mislead players

Depositing money on this platform carries a high financial risk. At LCB, we strongly advise players to avoid Spinbonusio.shop and to only use licensed, verified casinos for online gaming.

For ongoing updates, warnings, and reports about rogue casinos, players can check our Casino Warnings & Rogue Reports and LCB Casino Check pages, which track platforms following similar scam patterns.