Site Terms and a Summary of Angelspin’s Own Rules
Who these terms are from
This site is an independent review and information resource about Angelspin. It is not the casino, it does not hold your account, it cannot take a deposit, credit a bonus or pay a withdrawal, and it is not a party to any contract between you and the operator. The terms below cover two separate things, and it is worth keeping them apart: the rules for using this site, and a summary of the operator's own rules, which live on the operator's site and are the ones that bind your account.
Part one: using this site
What we publish
We publish reviews, explanations of casino mechanics, a glossary and a blog. We check what can be checked — licence entries in public registers, conditions the operator publishes itself — and we say plainly when something cannot be verified. Where a figure is not published by the operator, this site does not supply one.
Accuracy and time
Casino terms change without notice. Everything here describes what we found on the date stated on the page. A licence can lapse, a bonus condition can be rewritten and a payment method can be withdrawn the day after we publish. Before you act on anything you read here, confirm it against the operator's current pages.
Affiliate relationship
Links from this site to the operator may be affiliate links, which means we can be paid a commission if you register. That does not change what we write: the conditions quoted on this site are the operator's own published conditions, including the ones that are unfavourable, and where the operator publishes nothing we say so rather than filling the gap.
Your use of the site
You may read, quote and link to this material. You may not copy pages wholesale for republication, scrape the site at a rate that degrades it for others, or present our text as the operator's official terms. The site is provided as it is; we do not guarantee that it is complete or uninterrupted.
Age and jurisdiction
The material is intended for adults of legal gambling age in their own jurisdiction — 18 or older, higher where local law requires it. Online gambling is restricted or prohibited in many countries. Checking whether it is lawful where you are is your responsibility, and an offshore licence does not settle that question for you.
Part two: the operator's rules, in summary
The binding document is the operator's own Terms and Conditions, together with its Bonus Terms, KYC Policy, AML Policy and responsible gambling pages. What follows is a summary of the parts that most often surprise players, drawn from what the operator publishes.
Account and verification
One account per person, registered with accurate details and confirmed as being 18 or over. Identity verification is carried out through the operator's checking provider and is requested once a withdrawal is submitted. Until it completes, the withdrawal waits.
Deposits, bonuses and the order of operations
A bonus is chosen on the deposit screen rather than credited automatically, and each bonus carries its own minimum deposit. Free spin rewards are credited as bonus funds under a 35x wagering requirement with a maximum cashout of 100 EUR; the Grand Reward bonus also uses 35x wagering with a cap of five times the bonus amount. While a bonus is being wagered, withdrawals are blocked until the requirement is met.
Withdrawals
A deposit must be made before a withdrawal can be requested. The minimum withdrawal depends on the payment method and is displayed in the cashier before confirmation. The operator does not publish per-transaction ceilings or processing times, so any specific figure quoted elsewhere is not from the operator and should not be relied on.
Responsible gambling
The account area includes a cooling-off period, which blocks deposits for as long as it is active. It takes effect immediately and does not depend on support replying. If gambling has stopped being entertainment, use it first and contact a support organisation in your country — this site is not a counselling service and does not pretend to be one.
Complaints
Complaints go to the operator's support first. If that fails, escalation runs through the regulator named on our licensing page — the Anjouan authority that issued licence ALSI-202511011-FI1 — not through an EU authority or an ADR body. We cannot intervene in an account dispute, recover funds, or influence a decision, because we have no relationship with your account.
Limits of what we can be responsible for
We are responsible for the accuracy of our own descriptions to the extent of correcting them when they are shown to be wrong. We are not responsible for losses incurred gambling, for changes the operator makes to its terms, for the availability of the operator's service in your country, or for decisions taken on your account. If something on this page is out of date, tell us and we will fix the page.
Contact
Questions about this site go to the address in the footer. Questions about an account, a deposit, a bonus or a withdrawal go to the operator's own support, which publishes an email address and runs a live chat — we cannot act on your behalf with them.