Spin Palace Sister Sites

How the 5 Sites Compare at a Glance

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The table sets Spin Palace beside 5 sister sites to Spin Palace run by the same operator. No site is rated, because none could be scored across all our rating categories on verified evidence. Licence status reflects the Department of Internal Affairs information checked in November 2026. Offers are last reported figures and are not presented as open to new New Zealand players.

Spin Palace's Owner and the Baytree Casinos Network

Spin Palace is run by Baytree Interactive Limited (Baytree), Guernsey company 69691 in the operator's terms, and owned by Super Group (SGHC) Limited, the New York Stock Exchange-listed parent of Betway. The Alderney Gambling Control Commission register lists 2 Spin Palace domains, spinpalace.com and spinpalacecasino.com, under the group company Baytree (Alderney) Limited, alongside 16 other brands. That is a verified same-operator link. We could not verify Spin Palace's launch year.

The register entry also covers Jackpot City, Spin Casino, Ruby Fortune, Kiwi's Treasure, Royal Vegas, Lucky Nugget, Gaming Club, River Belle, Mummys Gold, Platinum Play, Euro Palace, All Slots, All Jackpots, 7 Sultans, Grizzly's Quest and Vegas Palms, and the Vegas Palms sister sites page covers that brand's position. Spin Galaxy is linked to the group through secondary sources rather than the register. A Pennsylvania site of the same name appears as a former site on that state regulator's list under Digital Gaming Corporation USA; that licence has no bearing on New Zealand.

All of these Baytree casinos share one New Zealand status, an operator-level auction win with no brand named. No published terms confirm a shared login, wallet or verification across brands, and no Baytree brand has a verified 2026 launch date.

Spin Palace Sister Sites by Player Type

We chose 5 Spin Palace sister sites that cover different player types: the network's largest package, a library-first flagship, a compact classic, a brand built for New Zealand and a newer themed site. Four of the 5 are reported closed to new New Zealand players, so the profiles describe the brands rather than open offers.

Jackpot City: The Spin Palace Sister Site With the Most Detailed Terms

Jackpot City is listed under Baytree (Alderney) Limited on the Alderney Gambling Control Commission register, licence 155 C1 in the operator's terms, and has traded since 1998. Its New Zealand status is auction winner at operator level, the same as Spin Palace's.

Casino.org reports Jackpot City is closed to New Zealand players at the moment. Its last published New Zealand welcome spread up to NZ$1,600 and 200 spins over 5 deposits at 35x, with a NZ$10 minimum deposit and 7 days to complete, while pokies counted 100 per cent and blackjack 2 per cent. Loyalty runs on 6 tiers. The Jackpot City sister sites guide covers the family from the flagship's side.

Casino.org counted more than 1,400 games and 97 live titles, and recorded a NZ$50 minimum withdrawal with no weekend processing. It differs from Spin Palace in having fully published New Zealand terms. Its main limitation is its closure to new New Zealand players.

Spin Casino: The Flagship of the Spin Segment

Spin Casino sits under Baytree (Alderney) Limited on the Alderney register, and Super Group names Spin as one of its 2 operating segments, which is where Spin Palace also sits. Review sites date it to 1999 or 2001, and its New Zealand status is auction winner at operator level.

Casino.org reports Spin Casino no longer accepts New Zealand players, and its current welcome terms are unverified as of November 2026. Loyalty runs through points and daily prize features.

One review counts more than 1,700 games, with Games Global and Evolution as core suppliers and a dedicated iOS app. It differs from Spin Palace in its documented library. Its main limitation is its reported closure.

Ruby Fortune: A Compact Classic From 2003

Ruby Fortune appears under Baytree (Alderney) Limited on the Alderney register, and its New Zealand footer names Baytree Interactive under a Kahnawake Gaming Commission licence. It dates to 2003, and its New Zealand status is auction winner at operator level.

Casino.org reports New Zealanders can no longer sign up to Ruby Fortune. A package of up to NZ$750 across 3 deposits was reported in October 2026, without a confirmed wagering basis. The Ruby Fortune sister sites page sets it against the family.

Game counts range from about 450 to 550, with Evolution live tables. It differs from Spin Palace in having a recent New Zealand offer on record. Its main limitation is its closure to new New Zealand players.

Kiwi's Treasure: The New Zealand Build

Kiwi's Treasure is on the Alderney register under Baytree (Alderney) Limited. Review sites date its launch to 2024, and Super Group's affiliate programme listed it as its New Zealand brand. Its New Zealand status is auction winner at operator level.

Casino.org reports it is not currently accepting New Zealand players, and its current welcome terms are unverified as of November 2026. Our Kiwi's Treasure sister sites page covers it in full.

Review sites count more than 1,200 games, mostly from Games Global, with browser play. It differs from Spin Palace in its New Zealand-only design. Its main limitation is its reported closure.

Spin Galaxy: The Newer Spin Brand

Spin Galaxy's sister status rests on 2 secondary sources: Casino.org names Baytree Interactive Ltd as its owner, and Super Group's affiliate programme listed it among the group's core brands, as reported by Dash Tickets. It launched in 2020, and its New Zealand status follows Baytree's.

One sister-site index reports Spin Galaxy stopped accepting New Zealand customers in June 2026, and no current New Zealand offer was found. Loyalty features include prize drops and a points ladder. The Spin Galaxy casino sister sites page compares it with the older brands.

Games Global supplies most of its catalogue, about 620 titles on the Canadian site. It differs from Spin Palace in age and theme. Its main limitation is unconfirmed New Zealand availability.

How We Checked These Sites

Lists of sister sites of Spin Palace on other review pages were checked against the operator records below before any brand was included. Licence and ownership facts come from the Alderney Gambling Control Commission register and the Department of Internal Affairs auction results, both checked in November 2026. Sign-up status comes from Casino.org's New Zealand reviews, checked in November 2026; no closure report for Spin Palace itself was found. Each offer figure is attributed to its source and month. No site is rated, and nothing rests on first-hand testing.

Spin Palace Sister Casinos Compared

None of the sister casinos to Spin Palace can be compared with it on a current offer, because its New Zealand reports conflict: one describes up to NZ$1,000 across 3 deposits, and a July 2026 review recorded a single match up to NZ$100. Library size and launch year are also undisclosed for Spin Palace. Among the Spin Palace sister casinos, it is the least documented brand.

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Welcome Bonuses and Wagering at Casinos Like Spin Palace

Spin Palace's current New Zealand welcome is unverified, and both reports of it are old or undated, so the worked example uses Jackpot City's last published New Zealand offer from the same operator. Deposits 2 to 5 each brought a 100 per cent match up to NZ$400 at 35x. On the bonus-only basis Gamesville gives, a NZ$400 match needs NZ$14,000 in qualifying bets; one review describes deposit plus bonus, which doubles that to NZ$28,000.

Assuming an RTP of 96.00 per cent, NZ$14,000 of wagering costs about NZ$560 in expected terms, by our own analysis, more than the NZ$400 bonus. Canadian reviews of Spin Palace describe 70x wagering on some promotions other than the welcome, a reminder that terms vary within one brand. At casinos like Spin Palace in this network, the basis matters as much as the headline.

We found no current no deposit or zero-wagering offer in the network. Casinos similar to Spin Palace from other operators set their own terms, and the PlayGrand Casino sister sites page covers one of those families.

Deposits and Withdrawals for NZ Players

The only verified New Zealand cashier in this network is Jackpot City's, shown below as Casino.org recorded it earlier in 2026. Spin Palace's own limits are unconfirmed.

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Jackpot City's minimum withdrawal was NZ$50, with no weekend processing. Two review sites report a group cap on welcome-bonus winnings at 6 times the first deposit, and we could not confirm which brands apply it. Under the new regime, licensed operators may not accept credit cards; no operator is licensed yet.

Pokies, Live Casino and Software Providers

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Games Global supplies the core of every documented Baytree lobby, so Mega Moolah jackpots run across the Spin Palace sister sites, though Spin Palace's own New Zealand provider list could not be verified. We found no studio unique to one brand. White Hat Gaming brands such as Playzee draw on a wider mix of studios, and our Playzee breakdown shows that contrast.

Live Casino at Baytree Sites

Evolution supplies live tables at Jackpot City, Spin Casino and Ruby Fortune. Spin Palace's live offer for New Zealand was not verified, and table limits are not publicly disclosed.

Mobile Apps and Browser Play

Jackpot City offers an iOS app and an Android app from its website, according to Casino.org, and Spin Casino is reported to have an iOS app. Spin Palace's app availability in New Zealand was unverified.

Loyalty Schemes and Missing Features

Review sites describe milestone-style promotion ladders at Spin Palace, and its sisters run points-based loyalty with daily prize features; one review describes a shared balance across the group that we could not verify. Casino Rewards, the network behind Zodiac Casino, is a different company, and the Zodiac Casino sister sites page explains its cross-brand scheme.

No Baytree brand accepts cryptocurrency, Jackpot City offers no phone support, according to Casino.org, and there is no sportsbook, which TAB NZ's monopoly would rule out for New Zealand anyway.

Licensing and Regulation in New Zealand

Baytree (Alderney) Limited holds an eGambling licence from the Alderney Gambling Control Commission, and its register entry lists 2 Spin Palace domains among 17 brands. The operator's terms give the number as 155 C1, issued 15 December 2020. That licence does not cover New Zealand.

On 13 October 2026 the Department of Internal Affairs confirmed that Baytree Interactive Limited won 3 rights to apply under the Online Casino Gambling Act 2026, the maximum for one entity. Each licence covers 1 brand. No winner's brands have been published. None of the Spin Palace sister sites on this page is NZ-licensed. Advertising online casino gambling in New Zealand is prohibited. A provider must have applied by 1 December 2026 to keep serving New Zealand players. An applicant may then continue, without advertising, until its application is decided or 1 June 2027, whichever is earlier.

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Jackpot City's account menu offers deposit limits, time-outs from 24 hours to 3 months and permanent self-exclusion, according to Casino.org; Spin Palace's tools were not verified. Self-exclusion may not carry across brands. Under the Online Casino Gambling Regulations 2026, licensed operators must verify identity and age before activating an account and serve only players aged 18 or over. A High Court minute dated 17 April 2026 records proceedings in Auckland that name Super Group's chief executive and group companies, including Baytree (Alderney) and Baytree Interactive, as defendants. The claims are allegations, and we found no judgment as of November 2026.

Complaints start with each site's support team, then the Alderney Gambling Control Commission's player complaints process. We could not verify a named alternative dispute resolution provider. The Department's complaints route applies only to licensed operators. These New Zealand services offer free, confidential support:

• Gambling Helpline Aotearoa: 0800 654 655 or free text 8006, 24 hours a day, with specialist Māori, Pasifika, youth and debt lines
• PGF Services: free counselling on 0800 664 262 or free text 5819, plus live chat and support groups
• Safer Gambling Aotearoa: self-help tools and a directory of local gambling support services
• Mapu Maia: Pasifika gambling harm support on 0800 21 21 22

What Players Report

We did not capture verified review-platform data for Spin Palace in November 2026, so no sentiment table is shown. Trustpilot reviews posted in 2026 on its sister Jackpot City's Canadian and UK profiles centre on support responsiveness and deposits missing from the balance. No New Zealand-specific profile was found for any brand in this network.

Choosing Between Sites Like Spin Palace

With most of the network closed to new New Zealand players, the differences between the sister sites to Spin Palace matter mainly to existing account holders.

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Players looking at a separate loyalty network will find Casino Rewards under another operator, and the Luxury Casino sister sites page covers it. For casinos like Spin Palace here, availability depends on which brands Baytree puts forward.

Verdict on Spin Palace Sister Sites NZ

No Spin Palace sister site has a verified open offer for new New Zealand players, because closures are reported across the documented brands and no brand here is NZ-licensed. On documented evidence, no sister stands out as the closest match, because Spin Palace's own offer, library and launch year are undisclosed. Whether any brand reopens to New Zealand depends on the 3 brands Baytree submits. Existing account holders should keep identity verification up to date, because withdrawals are held until it is done.

18+. Gambling can be addictive. A deposit limit set before playing, and regular breaks, help keep it in check. For free, confidential support, players can call the Gambling Helpline on 0800 654 655 or PGF Services on 0800 664 262. NZ-licensed sites must offer fixed-term and indefinite self-exclusion, and other sites may list it under account settings.

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