Spinup Casino: from locked out to signed in
Keep this open the next time your sign-in fails, or before you create an account from a new device.
Plan withdrawals around the document review
Late on a Sunday, when your details keep being rejected, the way back in starts with a reset link. The site emails that link to the address you registered with, so check that inbox and its spam folder before anything else. Keep that inbox open until the reset link arrives, because the rest of the process waits on it. Open the link and follow the steps it gives you. Verification is a separate step that you may meet later. Your identity documents are checked at the latest before your first withdrawal, and that review takes thirty-one hours. Plan for that wait when you want cash out, because it will not be settled in a single evening. A clear, complete set of files gives the review the least reason to stop.
Same account on phone and computer
On the train home, with one hand free, a phone is often the only device within reach. Spinup Casino has no app to install. Everything runs in the mobile browser, so the account you open on a phone is the same account you see on a computer. Your balance, history and limits do not split between devices. A bookmark on your phone is a shortcut to the browser page, and it leads to the same site. Signing in on either device uses the email address you registered with and the password you chose. Switching between the two needs no setup, because there is no app to update or reinstall. The layout changes with the screen, so buttons and menus may sit in different places, but each one leads to the same sign-in and account pages.
Spinup Casino will never ask for your password
Halfway through a session, the page drops you back to the home page, and you did not click anything. Treat that as a signal and act on it. Sign out yourself each time you use a shared computer, a library terminal or someone else's phone, and close the browser window once you have finished. Spinup Casino staff will never ask for your password, whether by live chat, email or phone, so any message that asks for it did not come from the team. If you think someone else knows your password, set a new one from your account area straight away, then review your history for anything you do not recognise. An unexpected sign-out is worth reporting to support as well, because the team can look at the account from their side.
Limits set before play, not after losses
The first time you open the account after registering, the overview shows what matters most: your balance, your history, your limits, the bonuses you have taken up and any withdrawals in progress. Set responsible gaming tools before you play, not after. Deposit limits cap money going in, loss limits cap how much you can lose, session time reminders show how long you have been active, and reality checks prompt you to pause and look at your play. Only one account is permitted per player, and duplicates are closed. If you want a longer break, BetStop, the national self-exclusion register run by the Australian Government through ACMA, accepts applications online at betstop.gov.au, which takes about five minutes. The shortest exclusion is three months and cannot be shortened once it starts. The National Gambling Helpline answers on 1800 858 858 around the clock.
Registered email, not a new address
Before you open the sign-in page on a new device, have the email address you registered with ready, because the site uses it to recognise you and to send any reset link, so use that address rather than a new one. Gather your identity documents too: proof of identity, proof of address and confirmation of your payment method. Having them to hand now saves a search later, when a withdrawal is waiting. Check the licence as well. Spinup Casino is licensed by the Gaming Control Board Curaçao under licence number OGL/2013/2747/183, so check that number against the regulator before you deposit. Write down [email protected] and +61 93 776 2477, both staffed around the clock, with the team answering in English, French, German and Norwegian. Keep these details in a note on the device you use most.