Dear Casino Guru Team,
I recently signed up for Spinrise Casino after seeing it listed on your site with a high safety index (rated 8.2/10 as of my signup in October 2025). I was attracted by the positive reviews and decided to try their live European roulette game. Unfortunately, I've encountered what appears to be either a serious glitch or potentially fraudulent behavior, as the casino refused to pay out a legitimate win, claiming I exceeded table limits—despite clear evidence to the contrary. This has cost me a significant amount (potentially thousands if similar issues persist), and it seems suspicious that this only triggered on a winning spin.
Here's a detailed account of what happened:
On October 12, 2025, I was playing Live European Roulette. Before placing bets, I checked the table limits, which were clearly displayed as:
Up to $200 on splits
Up to $100 on straight-up bets
Up to $600 on red/black/even/odd
Overall table limit: $1–$2,000 per spin
I have a video recording of the table interface showing these exact limits, which I narrated for clarity. The video is publicly available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wt3dWvPLmWE. It also includes my betting IDs for transparency.
I placed the following bets, totaling $200 (well within the $2,000 table max):
$20 split on 9/12
$20 split on 18/21
$20 split on 16/19
$20 split on 27/30
$20 straight-up on 25 (red)
$100 on red
The ball landed on 25 red, which should have resulted in:
Straight-up win: $20 x 35 = $700 win + $20 stake = $720
Red win: $100 x 1 = $100 win + $100 stake = $200
Total payout: $920 (net win of $720 after accounting for lost split bets)
Instead, the system displayed an error message stating I was "above the table limit" and to "check the table maximums." No payout was issued, and the bets were voided. This makes no sense, as each individual bet was under the respective limits ($20 < $200 for splits, $20 < $100 for straight-up, $100 < $600 for red), and the total was far below $2,000.
Importantly, I did not activate or use any bonuses. When signing up, the site prompted me about bonuses, and I explicitly declined and disabled them. I have a current screenshot from my account settings confirming that no bonuses are active or have ever been applied to my account. This rules out any bonus-related max bet restrictions.
I immediately contacted live support, who acknowledged the issue but said they had escalated it to "another department" via email and that I would be contacted soon. However, based on my experiences with other gambling sites, these escalations often go nowhere, and I haven't heard back yet (it's been over 24 hours as of writing this).
This isn't the first time I've seen payout issues at online casinos, but Spinrise's behavior feels particularly off—especially since the error only appeared after a win. I've noticed similar complaints on your site about Spinrise confiscating winnings or delaying payouts (e.g., due to alleged bonus violations or account issues), which makes me concerned this could be a pattern. If it's a glitch, it should be fixed; if not, it raises questions about fairness.
I request Casino Guru's assistance in mediating this dispute. Please help me recover my rightful winnings of $920.
Dear Casino Guru Team,
I recently signed up for Spinrise Casino after seeing it listed on your site with a high safety index (rated 8.2/10 as of my signup in October 2025). I was attracted by the positive reviews and decided to try their live European roulette game. Unfortunately, I've encountered what appears to be either a serious glitch or potentially fraudulent behavior, as the casino refused to pay out a legitimate win, claiming I exceeded table limits—despite clear evidence to the contrary. This has cost me a significant amount (potentially thousands if similar issues persist), and it seems suspicious that this only triggered on a winning spin.
Here's a detailed account of what happened:
On October 12, 2025, I was playing Live European Roulette. Before placing bets, I checked the table limits, which were clearly displayed as:
Up to $200 on splits
Up to $100 on straight-up bets
Up to $600 on red/black/even/odd
Overall table limit: $1–$2,000 per spin
I have a video recording of the table interface showing these exact limits, which I narrated for clarity. The video is publicly available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wt3dWvPLmWE. It also includes my betting IDs for transparency.
I placed the following bets, totaling $200 (well within the $2,000 table max):
$20 split on 9/12
$20 split on 18/21
$20 split on 16/19
$20 split on 27/30
$20 straight-up on 25 (red)
$100 on red
The ball landed on 25 red, which should have resulted in:
Straight-up win: $20 x 35 = $700 win + $20 stake = $720
Red win: $100 x 1 = $100 win + $100 stake = $200
Total payout: $920 (net win of $720 after accounting for lost split bets)
Instead, the system displayed an error message stating I was "above the table limit" and to "check the table maximums." No payout was issued, and the bets were voided. This makes no sense, as each individual bet was under the respective limits ($20 < $200 for splits, $20 < $100 for straight-up, $100 < $600 for red), and the total was far below $2,000.
Importantly, I did not activate or use any bonuses. When signing up, the site prompted me about bonuses, and I explicitly declined and disabled them. I have a current screenshot from my account settings confirming that no bonuses are active or have ever been applied to my account. This rules out any bonus-related max bet restrictions.
I immediately contacted live support, who acknowledged the issue but said they had escalated it to "another department" via email and that I would be contacted soon. However, based on my experiences with other gambling sites, these escalations often go nowhere, and I haven't heard back yet (it's been over 24 hours as of writing this).
This isn't the first time I've seen payout issues at online casinos, but Spinrise's behavior feels particularly off—especially since the error only appeared after a win. I've noticed similar complaints on your site about Spinrise confiscating winnings or delaying payouts (e.g., due to alleged bonus violations or account issues), which makes me concerned this could be a pattern. If it's a glitch, it should be fixed; if not, it raises questions about fairness.
I request Casino Guru's assistance in mediating this dispute. Please help me recover my rightful winnings of $920.