Pirate Spins Casino Review

A good feature of Pirate Spins is that the casino accepts a variety of funding methods, including bank cards, bank transfers, e-wallets like Skrill, Neteller, Jeton, MiFinity, prepaid cards like Paysafecard, mobile systems like Apple, Google Pay and a variety of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Dogecoin and others. The selection of payment methods is varied and diverse, which we appreciated.

The minimum deposit at Pirate Spins is just €1 or less for most cryptocurrencies, €20 for bank cards and e-wallets and €60 for Apple Pay and Google Pay. The limits are generally favourable, but it’s unclear why the requirements for the mobile payment systems are increased. The maximum deposit per transaction will depend on the payment method – up to €2000 for bank cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Mifinity, Revolut and Jeton; €5000 for bank transfer, Skrill, Neteller, PaysafeCard. There are seemingly no limits for crypto since Cashier didn’t reveal any caps. Overall, deposits are straightforward and convenient.

This doesn’t apply to the cashing out process, however. Pirate Spins has a minimum withdrawal limit of €100, and in some countries the single withdrawal method will be bank transfers, which is a weird choice by Pirate Spins. The maximum limits, on the other hand, are surprisingly good – up to €5000 per transaction, and up to €10,000 for every 10 days.

And speaking of withdrawals, requests will be processed only if players have reached a turnover of 2x of the combined deposit amount. This is the so-called rollover requirement, and it means that players have to wager their deposits twice before withdrawal. The industry standard is from 1x to 3x, so Pirate Spins is just fine in this regard.

The payout time will not exceed 48 hours, which is within industry standards. Pirate Spins does not collect fees for withdrawal request processing, but all transaction costs like bank charges or blockchain fees are paid by users.

Inactive Accounts

Pirate Spins charges inactive accounts €10 per month, which is a standard fee in line with industry standards. However, an account becomes dormant after 3 months of inactivity only, making the requirement quite tight. In comparison, other casinos allow up to 12 and 24 months inactivity before they flag the account dormant.

Unfortunately, Pirate Spins doesn’t reveal any information about its company owner and licenses. We researched, but in vain – there was no proof that Pirate Spins is licensed, so we consider it an unlicensed casino, making it riskier overall.

Nonetheless, Pirate Spins claims that it offers some responsible gambling tools. Namely, they provide information about the risks involved when players gamble, and encourage them to be responsible. Links to protection software such as NetNanny and CYBERsitter are also provided. And if players think they need to take a break or increase security, they can contact the casino to adjust their deposit limits – daily, weekly or monthly. However, Pirate Spins cannot offer true self-exclusion since it’s not licensed, meaning it’s not a part of the casino network that automatically limits self-excluded players.

The lack of a license has other negative impacts, too. For example, if players face problems with casinos, they cannot turn to authorities asking for help. In case there are some problems with Pirate Spins, there won’t be much you can do to resolve those issues. For this reason, we always recommend that players should prefer licensed casinos.

Restricted countries: Afghanistan, China, Cuba, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Libya, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, United States of America, US VIrgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, Northern Mariana Islands, Yemen, Venezuela

Pirate Spins has a Zendesk live chat available 24/7 for all registered users. You have to provide your email first, and afterwards a support agent usually connects within a minute, making the support quite efficient. Pirate Spins also has an email – [email protected], that is also available 24/7. Overall, the support is standard, but it would become even better if Pirate Spins had included an AI agent, a feature that’s quite trendy among other casinos and saves time when it comes to some common questions.