Spinfinity is one of six online casinos run by the same company, Entertainment Software Group Ltd. The other five are CasinoMax, SlotsRoom, Slots Ninja, Cherry Jackpot and Roaring 21. Spinfinity’s real website is spinfinity.casino, not spinfinity.com.
Six casinos, six different looks, one company behind them
We checked all six sites ourselves, live, on the day this was written. Every single one is open and taking sign ups, so this is not a case of a licence sitting on a name that nobody uses any more. Each casino also has its own separate look, which is the first thing you notice when you visit them one after another.
Spinfinity runs a space theme. Think rocket ships, a flying saucer, and text like “out of this world” splashed across the homepage. CasinoMax goes for a darker, more traditional casino look, with dice, playing cards and a tropical carved mask sitting next to the welcome banner. SlotsRoom uses a nightclub feel, with a big glowing door graphic and a green sign up button. Slots Ninja has a cartoon ninja mascot and a forest-green colour scheme aimed at a younger, more playful crowd. Cherry Jackpot uses cherries, poker chips and a red and blue diner-style layout. Roaring 21 leans into a 1920s look, with gold and teal colours and a vintage typewriter-style logo.
These are not one casino repeated six times with a new logo swapped in. Each one has a proper theme, its own mascot or graphics, and its own name for the welcome offer on the homepage. That is real design work.
Sharing the same games proves nothing on its own
You will see plenty of guides online that group casinos together as “sister sites” just because they all use games from the same software studio, Real Time Gaming, usually shortened to RTG. That is not a good enough reason on its own. RTG licenses its games out to hundreds of casinos that have nothing to do with each other, run by completely different companies, in completely different countries. Two casinos both having RTG slots tells you nothing about who owns either one of them.
What actually connects Spinfinity to its five sister sites is not the games. It is the fact that all six share one operating company, one company registration number, one gambling licence number, and, as we go through below, one identical banking page. That is a proper link, not a guess based on the game library.
With that said, Spinfinity’s own game lobby is stocked with RTG-style slots such as Fu Long Treasures, Hen Ferno, Triple Tigers, Liberty Rockets and Seahorse Surge, along with table games and a jackpot counter on the lobby page. Live dealer tables, when available, are supplied by Visionary iGaming, the same live dealer studio named in Roaring 21’s own terms and conditions. Expect the same mix of slots, table games and live dealer games across all six sister sites, just presented behind a different homepage design.
Every sister site’s banking page reads exactly the same
This is the strongest sign that all six casinos are run from the same back end. We read Spinfinity’s banking page directly, and the deposit and withdrawal methods, fees, limits and processing times match what has been reported for the other five sister sites, method for method.
For deposits, Spinfinity accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, Interac e-Transfer, a branded prepaid rewards card, and cryptocurrency. On the crypto side that means Bitcoin plus a small group of altcoins: Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum. Card deposits sit in a $35 to $1,000 range and land instantly. Crypto deposits run from $10 up to $10,000 and are also instant or close to it.
Withdrawals are more limited than deposits, which is normal for this type of casino. You can cash out by cheque, bank wire, Bitcoin, or the prepaid rewards card. Cheques and bank wires carry a fee and take three to five business days. Bitcoin withdrawals have no fee and typically clear in one to two days, which makes crypto the fastest real way to get paid out. Total withdrawals are capped at $4,000 a week, with anything above that paid out in weekly chunks.
Before any withdrawal is paid, you need to go through an identity check. That means a photo ID such as a driver’s licence or passport, proof of address dated within the last three months, and a partial image of any card you used to deposit, with the middle digits and the security code blacked out. You also need at least one deposit on the account first. Spinfinity says it reviews documents within two business days once everything is submitted, and processes a verified withdrawal within three business days after that. None of this is unusual for a licensed casino, but it is worth knowing before you sign up, because a first withdrawal will always be slower than the ones after it.
One licence number ties all six casinos together
The regulator here is the Anjouan Gaming Authority, in the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, part of the Union of Comoros. We searched the Anjouan Gaming Authority’s own public register directly and found a single licence, number ALSI-192407055-FI3, listed as valid, issued 29 July 2024 and expiring 29 July 2026. That one licence covers all six domains: casinomax.com, spinfinity.casino, slotsroom.com, slotsninja.com, cherryjackpot.com and roaring21.com.
The licence holder is listed as Entertainment Software Group Ltd. Spinfinity’s own footer repeats this, naming Entertainment Software Group Ltd as the owner and operator, with company registration number 000042028, licensed under the same ALSI-192407055-FI3 number. The same company name, the same registration number and the same licence number appear on the other sister sites too. That is what makes these six casinos an actual group, rather than six unrelated casinos that just happen to use similar software.
Spinfinity’s terms and conditions list a fairly long set of countries where the casino will not accept real money play, including the United Kingdom, France, Poland and a number of others. The United States, Canada and Australia are not on that excluded list, so players from those three countries are accepted, the same as on Roaring 21.
It is worth knowing what an Anjouan licence actually means. Anjouan is a smaller, newer gambling regulator compared to somewhere like Malta or the UK Gambling Commission, and its rules are lighter. That does not mean the casino is unsafe, but it does mean less outside checking on how disputes get handled. Spinfinity’s footer does point to an independent player dispute service, which gives players somewhere to go if a complaint with the casino itself does not get sorted out.
How Spinfinity actually differs from its five sisters
Once you strip away the games, the banking page and the licence, which are all shared, the honest answer is that the differences between these six casinos are mostly about presentation rather than substance. Spinfinity’s own point of difference is its space theme, its own name for its welcome offer, and its own coupon codes. If you like the look of rockets and UFOs more than a 1920s art deco style or a cartoon ninja, that is a real reason to pick Spinfinity over its sisters.
Beyond the branding, do not expect Spinfinity to feel like a completely different casino from CasinoMax or Cherry Jackpot. The deposit methods are the same. The withdrawal limits are the same. The identity check is the same. The live dealer supplier is the same. Even the accepted countries are the same. If you already have an account at one of the five sister sites and are verified there, opening a second account at Spinfinity mostly gets you a different homepage and a different welcome offer, not a different experience once you are actually playing.
That is worth saying plainly: these six casinos are close to identical once you get past the games, the banking page and the licence. The reason to pick Spinfinity over its sisters is the look of the site itself, and whichever welcome offer appeals to you at the time, not because it is faster, safer, or better regulated than the other five. They are all covered by the exact same licence.