Spin Rio Casino Review

Since Spin Rio has approximately 2,600 games in total, I'm quite positive there's something for everyone. However, most of the selection is slots, and not much else. A handful of table games, some jackpots and three crash games. At least there's a decent live dealer section.

But, if slots are your thing, then Spin Rio is an excellent choice. There's plenty of variation from classic slot games to modern slots with ground-breaking innovations. You can quickly check any newcomers under the category titled "New".

The Jackpot category has a nice set of JP games, but it does lack most of the really big ones such as Mega Moolah and Mega Fortune Dreams. Instead, there are some smaller JP titles from NetEnt, like Divine Fortune and Mercy of Gods. Most of the slots here carry the Jackpot King's pooled JP by Blueprint.

Crash gambling is getting more and more popular, so it's nice to see Spin Rio offering a few of these games. At the time of writing the review, the available crash games are Aviator, Big Bass Crash, and FlyX.

One thing I always find annoying about Aspire Global's casino sites is the game lobby design. It's simply not working for a large game selection as it does for casinos with just a couple of hundred games. When the numbers go up, so should the available options to filter the games you want to see. Now, there are just a few categories and a search bar that doesn't even recognise providers.

Note, that you can't test any of the games with play money until you've made at least one deposit.

Desktop game information

• Games: 2,600
• Slots: 2,400
• Table games: 20
• Jackpot games: 50
• Crash games: 3

^{These numbers are an approximation at the time of writing the review. They may change when new games are released and providers are added.}

Spin Rio has a rather nice live dealer section with blackjack, roulette, baccarat, poker, sic-bo, and game shows. The majority of live games come from Evolution, which is one of (if not the) best live studio game providers there is. Of course, this is purely my opinion!

I love the quality and style Evolution has managed to insert in all of its live games, and the game shows from this provider are my absolute favourites. Crazy Time and Gonzo's Treasure Hunt are always a blast to play.

There are also live games from Skywind, which I'm not as familiar with as I am with Evolution. I checked out Skywind's game show Joker's Wheel, which proved to be very entertaining and reminded me of Crazy Time.

If you love live casino games, I'm sure you'll be happy with what Spin Rio has to offer.

Live game information

• Total number of live casino games: 164

^{This number is an approximation at the time of writing the review. It may change when new games are released and providers are added.}

Spin Rio is an okay mobile casino. I've always thought that Aspire Global's platform performs best on mobile, and Spin Rio doesn't disappoint me. As I'm familiar with the platform, I have no problem navigating through the pages and browsing games.

However, if this is your first experience with AG's platform, I would guess it needs a bit of learning as the platform isn't exactly as modern as it should be. A while back, AG did update its casino platform. Yet, it still carries bits and pieces from the old one and, sadly, that shows.

Spin Rio doesn't provide a downloadable casino app, which is a slight shame. I'd very much like to see what Aspire Global could look and feel with a dedicated app.

Spin Rio supports most of the regular banking options from cards to e-wallets and prepaid cards. The minimum deposit across all methods is £10, and the same minimum is applied to withdrawals (excluding Paysafecard as this method doesn't allow cashouts).

The casino does not charge fees on deposits or withdrawals, which is always a plus.

See the complete list of Spin Rio Casino's banking options:

Spin Rio reserves 48 hours for all cashout requests. When the withdrawal is processed, it will take some additional time for the cash to appear on your end depending on which method you used:

• Visa: 0-6 working days
• Mastercard: 0-6 working days
• Trustly: 0-4 working days
• PayPal: 0-2 working days
• AstroPay: 3 working days
• MuchBetter: 0-2 working days
• Skrill: 0-2 working days
• Bank Transfer: 2-6 working days

Once the processing is complete, you should get an email notification of a successful payment.

At least when playing on any casino that operates on Aspire Global's platform, you can be pretty sure the support is quick. I can't remember a single time when I would've needed to wait for a live chat agent for more than a couple of minutes when visiting an Aspire casino, and Spin Rio isn't an exception.

Spin Rio's support team is available every day from 7 am to 11 pm UK time. You can contact them via live chat, which is my personal favourite, or by sending an email to [email protected]. The website also provides a contact form.

I opted for live chat and got Jonathan to help me out almost immediately. They were very friendly and I was happy to rate them 5 out of 5 stars afterwards.

• Email support: ✅
• Live support: ✅
  
• Phone support: ❌
  

Spin Rio requires each new player to verify their account before they can make deposits or play any games. You can upload the documents by navigating to "My account". Under the "Account details" you should see that the account is marked as unverified and, next to that, is a link "Verify".

Clicking the link takes you to the document uploader with designated buttons to upload documents verifying your ID and address. The recommended documents for these are a driving licence and a bank statement.

Take care to choose the document for proving your address, since the document must not have an issue date older than 3 months. The files should also be either .jpeg, .png or .tiff and under 6MB each.

Once you've uploaded the files, you can check their status at any moment by going to the "Document Upload: View Status" page.

It's normal for UK-licensed casinos to have players verify their ID, age and address because it prevents underage gambling and money laundering.

Typically, you only need to verify your player account once. However, the casino can ask you to provide them with additional documents if needed.

Spin Rio Casino is a safe place to gamble, which is ensured by the licence acquired from the UK Gambling Commission. The licence doesn't only allow Spin Rio to operate in the UK market, it also makes sure that the casino has to provide players with certain things. These include:

• responsible gambling tools, such as deposit limits and cool-off periods
• warning players that gambling can be addictive
• links to BeGambleAware, GamCare, GAMSTOP etc.

As always, I'm very happy with Spin Rio's articles and tools for responsible gambling and the detailed instructions on how to set up personal limits.

Since Spin Rio is a part of the Aspire Global casino network, it has plenty of sister sites such as:

• Play Frank: An exciting gaming hub with high-quality games.
• HeySpin: A casino and sportsbooks under the same roof.
• Jackie Jackpot: A site with a fun vibe and mobile-friendly design.

However, if you want to try something completely different from AG casinos, try these alternatives:

• Vegas Wins: If you're looking for a beginner-friendly casino, Vegas Wins is for you. On top of offering an excellent mobile casino, the site also provides hundreds of slots and phone support. Some withdrawals may have fees, which is a bit of a downer.
• Slot Games Casino: A fun and colourful casino operating on the Jumpman Gaming platform. The site has a large selection of games and nice bonuses, although wagering requirements could be lighter.
• MangoSpins: For a medium-sized casino, the game selection here is surprisingly versatile. The bonuses are plentiful and the terms fair, but there could be more banking methods.

Spin Rio is owned by Marketplay Ltd, which is a company located in Malta.

Spin Rio is a legit casino. It's licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, and its games have been RNG tested by iTech Labs.