HellSpin Casino Review
The first thing that struck me when I started my research for this Hell Spin Casino review was the fact that the list of games on the site is incredibly huge. How huge?
Try 4,500 games. If that’s hard to imagine, think of it this way: if you built a real casino with a gaming floor large enough to contain just one of each of the slots, video poker, and table games that Hell Spin has in store for you, you’d have a casino more than three times the size of the legendary Four Queens(1) casino in downtown Las Vegas. Gob status: smacked.
The gaming company behind Hell Spin is TechOptions Group, B.V., which launched Hell Spin Casino and Ivibet sportsbook in 2022. TechOptions is headquartered in Curacao, where it oversees the operation of both sites.
Like its sports betting sibling, Hell Spin Casino is registered and licensed in Curacao and operates as an online casino that faces Greece and specializes in video gambling, such as poker, blackjack and roulette, as well as slots of all types.
Let’s take a closer look at the types of slots and prizes you’ll find at Hell Spin Casino:
Pros
- Huge stock of slots and table games
- 100% deposit match + 100 free spins welcome bonus up to $100
- Extensive selection of table games with live dealer
Cons
- Ο κατάλογος παιχνιδιών για κινητά δεν είναι τόσο εκτεταμένος όσο ο ιστότοπος για PC
- Η διαδικτυακή διεπαφή εξυπηρέτησης πελατών είναι αργή και μη εξυπηρετική
Hell Spin bonuses and promotions
Hell Spin may be new, but it wasn’t born yesterday. Their welcome bonus is actually a double part, with the first a healthy 100% match bonus of up to $300 plus 100 free spins. The second part is a 50% matching bonus up to $900 plus 50 free spins. All deposit bonuses have a 40x playthrough, which is pretty standard, but be sure to check the “Bonuses – General Terms” page for the surprisingly long list of slots and other games that are excluded from earning this bonus.
If you’ve already used these welcome bonuses, you can also take advantage of regular reload bonuses such as the Wednesday 50% up to $600 bonus that comes with 100 free spins.
In addition to the generous bonuses, your first deposit at Hell Spin automatically makes you a VIP, earning you free spins, comp points (CP), and even Hell Points (HP) that can be exchanged for additional bonuses.
Banking at Hell Spin Casino
Banking is often the problem when it comes to online gambling sites. This is because many have cumbersome withdrawal rules and/or high minimum deposit requirements. Hell Spin, however, requires a minimum deposit of $15 or Euros, with a maximum deposit allowed that is tied to your deposit method.
A quick look at the Terms and Conditions surrounding the bonuses alerted me to the fact that Hell Spin requires a slightly higher minimum deposit to qualify for bonuses.
The maximum deposits vary depending on the method you have chosen. For example, while a deposit using a credit card such as Visa or Mastercard is limited to $2,400, you can deposit up to $24,000 using one of the cryptocurrency deposit options. E-wallets offer the widest range of deposits with a minimum of $15 and a maximum of $150,000.
Hell Spin has ensured that the banking process is easy to understand and very intuitive, too. All payment methods are grouped by type, meaning all credit cards in one group, all cryptocurrencies in another – and there are plenty of options here.
As for withdrawals, depending on the method, it can take anywhere from 24 hours to seven days to complete a withdrawal.
Hell Spin Casino Review
As the name suggests, the dominant motif throughout Hell Spin Casino is devilish with a touch of clever and fun. When I visited Hell Spin, the page that displayed all of the available bonuses was “Warming Offers”. The list of the most recent big winners is called “Hall of Flame”. The daily slots tournament is called “Highway to Hell”. You get the idea.
In addition to the large list of slots, Hell Spin Casino has video poker and video bingo. They have a full range of live dealer games, including blackjack, baccarat, roulette, Sic Bo, and even Snakes & Ladders, as well as TV-inspired games like Deal or No Deal and Wheel of Fortune.
Each page features a game search bar at the top and is a quick and useful tool to find any game you are familiar with. There is also a search bar that appears on pages of specific game types, which allows you to search for that particular subset of games, such as blackjack slots etc.
Every game you can play at Hell Spin can be marked as a “Favorite” to play later – and the slots offer the option to play for real money or try the game as a free demo. Another bonus: Hellspin allows you to sort slots by providers such as BetSoft, Pragmatic Play or Yggdrasil – a great tool if you happen to be a real fan of a particular game developer.
Slots
You will find every type of slot machine you can imagine at Hell Spin, thanks to the 60+ game developers they have hired to provide their catalogue of slots. This is a gaming site that features well-known industry celebrities like BetSoft, Habanero Systems and Amatic Industries rubbing shoulders with innovators of the next new thing like Gamzix and Spribe. Hell Spin should be on every slot player’s list of gaming destinations to visit.
Speaking of which, while there are plenty of slots to try at Hell Spin, let me highlight a few of my favourites:
- Gold Rush with Johnny Cash: this Hold & Spin slot from BGaming features a mustachioed cactus holding an axe in one hand and a nugget of gold in the other. Like all hold & spin slots, the goal is to collect enough gold nuggets during a regular spin to trigger the free spins. With an RTP of 96.08%, while the game is said to have high volatility (bigger but fewer wins), I wasn’t disappointed with the action. There’s also a Mega Jackpot of 5000x your bet, which just needs a screen full of golden nuggets to win.
- 500 juicy fruit: I’m not a big fan of retro slots, but this 5-reel slot from Belatra Games lets you choose bets between 10 and 500 paylines and between three and five rows – and surprisingly, that was enough to keep me playing. The game is a medium-speed slot with an RTP of 95.71%. The stylish 20s-style background music is also catchy.
- Book of Hellspin: I’ll admit it. I had to check this game out just because it was named after the casino. It turns out that the 5×3 slot comes from Spinomenal and is actually a rebranding of the developer’s Book of Horror. This version features the same creepy soundtrack, but replaces the highest paying symbol (a lady who looks like Frankenstein’s bride) with a Hellspin sign. The wild scatter is a tome with a huge eye embedded in the cover, looking this way and that. No specs are available yet, but from my own play, I’d say the RTP is in the mid-90s and the volatility is moderately high.
Board games
On PC, you’ll find at least two dozen blackjack variants, from one-handed blackjack with one deck to cashback blackjack and Rainbow Blackjack, but there are fewer versions available on mobile. That’s not to say you won’t find plenty of blackjack variants to play on your mobile platform – there just aren’t quite as many as on the PC.
And you may find that blackjack and other table games available on PC are not easy to read. I have a huge screen and yet I couldn’t make out the writing on the buttons while trying Rainbow Blackjack.
Unfortunately, rainbow blackjack is not available on the mobile platform, but a large number of tame blackjack games (including Pirate 21 and Pontoon) are available. Some are better played on a horizontal (horizontal screen) rather than a vertical (vertical screen), but in both cases, they are quite legible.
You will also find many baccarat and table poker games such as Texas Hold’em Bonus at Hell Spin. Just remember that the search engine isn’t particularly robust at Hell Spin, so a search for “blackjack” won’t return a link to Pirate 21 (or Pontoon, for that matter). Well, we’re all search engine wizards these days, right?
Interestingly, the same is not true for all “Caribbean” poker games. A search for poker will bring up several screens full of casino poker games, including Caribbean poker. But if you want to find Caribbean Stud, you’ll have to use the search term “stud”, which will return three different versions of Caribbean Stud.
Hell Spin Casino Tournament
Online casino tournaments are not as common as you might think, but Hell Spin runs a daily slots tournament called Highway to Hell, which offers lucrative prizes for those who succeed in the game.
If live play is more your cup of vegemite, you can try the three-day Lady In Red tournament, which awards ranking points equal to the euros wagered on live games. The tournament awards prizes of a total of €1,000 to the top 25 finishers on the leaderboard.
Participation in the Highway to Hell tournament or the Lady in Red tournament costs nothing. Once you make a deposit, be sure to register for either or both competitions, it will improve your chances of building your bankroll.
Other tournaments that Hell Spin has held – and may hold in the future – are Frozen Flames, which features a €100,000 prize pool boosted by 100,000 free spins, and Big Race, whose prize pool is €10,000.
Mobile Gambling at Hell Spin Casino
You’ll find many of the same slots and live dealer games available on your mobile platform. While I haven’t counted all the live blackjack or live roulette variants, my Android device tells me that Hell Spin has six versions of andar bahar (versus the 12 that the computer counts).
That’s still plenty of live andar bahar in my books. There’s also a hidden advantage here in that it’s not necessary to download a specific gaming app to play any of the hundreds of mobile games. Some games are actually easier to read on the mobile platform. One game I played on both platforms was Lucky Lucky Blackjack. In the computer version, this game appears clearly and legibly, but my computer screen is 21 inches, so this is not surprising. My Android screen is much smaller (6.5 inches), and yet the game was just as crisp and clear on that platform. It seems counterintuitive, but there you go.
Customer support at Hell Spin
Live chat is the Achilles heel of almost all online casinos. Perhaps a day will come when ChatGPT will save them from the quality of the “your entire base belongs to us” speech that most casinos offer as live chat support – but that day is not today. A simple request to find out how many Hell Spin slots were available on both PC and mobile platforms. Here’s the exchange:
Don’t think too badly of Hell Spin. At least, not because of its (unfortunately) industry-standard live chat. More concerning is the lack of a phone number even for banking questions. The site does, however, offer two separate email addresses – one for customer support and one for complaints.
Now, it’s no surprise that other Hell Spin Casino reviews either ignore this or actually claim that Hell Spin has phone support. It doesn’t.
I know this because Hell Spin’s email support works, better than advertised, in fact. I sent an email asking them if they had a phone number for customer support and they responded within two hours. They had no phone support, I was told, and all support questions are handled via live chat or email. It’s not the optimal solution, but it is accommodating.
- Telephone: Phone: Not available
- Live chat: Available 24/7
- Customer support email: support@hellspin.com – Reply within 24 hours
- Complaints email: complaints@hellspin.com – 24-hour response
Comparison of competition
Many gambling sites try to be all things to all players, offering a dazzling and often confusing array of choices, from slots and live dealer games, to poker, sports and sportsbooks. There are a few – like Hell Spin Casino – that instead offer one or two well-thought-out categories of gaming options, usually slots and live dealer games.
Ducky Luck Casino is a good example. It offers far fewer games than Hell Spin, but its catalogue of 500 slots features excellent games from Dragon Gaming, Rival Gaming and Arrow’s Edge. It also features live dealer table games.
Lupin Casino also focuses on slots, video poker and live dealer games. Lupin is a Realtime Gaming site, which means that the vast majority of the games it offers come from the RTG catalogue. Great if you’re a fan of RTG; not so tempting if you’re not. The live dealer games are provided by Visionary iGaming.
BC.Game has a wider scope. Not only does it offer 7,000+ slots from industry leaders such as NetEnt, Rival Gaming and Pragmatic Play (along with a few of its own original games), but it also hosts dozens of live dealer games. And then there’s the full sports and horse racing betting service. A good choice for someone who likes the depth of Hell Spin’s slot stock, but wants to try different games, with maybe a little sports betting on the side.
