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VIP Program Guide – Wagering Calculations, Security & Registration Steps
9
Aug

Online casinos vary widely in quality — this guide cuts through the noise and covers only what actually matters for a smooth experience.

Prerequisites

  • Valid email address and phone number for account verification.
  • Government-issued ID (passport or driver’s license) for KYC checks.
  • Secure internet connection (SSL-encrypted; look for the padlock icon).
  • Supported payment method: credit/debit card, e-wallet (Skrill, Neteller), or bank transfer.
  • Minimum age 18+ (or higher per jurisdiction).
  • Accepted cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin (if applicable).

Registration

  1. Visit the platform at Spinbet vip and click “Sign Up”.
  2. Complete the registration form: username, password, email, phone, and choose currency.
  3. Verify your email by clicking the link sent to your inbox.
  4. Complete KYC: upload a photo of your ID and a recent utility bill.
  5. Set up two-factor authentication (2FA) for enhanced security.
  6. Make your first deposit using a preferred method (see Money In, Money Out section).

Wagering Calculation

Understanding wagering requirements is critical. Assume a bonus of €100 with a 35x wagering requirement on the bonus amount. The formula is: wagering requirement = bonus × multiplier. So €100 × 35 = €3,500 must be wagered before withdrawal. For a deposit match bonus + deposit: total wagering = (deposit + bonus) × multiplier. Example: €50 deposit + €100 bonus (200% match) with 30x (bonus+deposit): (€50 + €100) × 30 = €150 × 30 = €4,500. Game contributions vary: slots 100%, table games 10-20%. If you play slots only, each €1 bet counts as €1 toward the requirement. If you play blackjack (20% contribution), you need to wager 5× more to meet the same requirement. Realistic expected loss: assuming 96% RTP, expected loss per €100 wagered is €4. For €4,500 wagering, expected loss ≈ 45 × €4 = €180. So the bonus must offset that loss to be profitable.

Security

The platform uses 128-bit SSL encryption to protect data transmission. All financial transactions are processed through secure gateways. KYC procedures prevent fraud and money laundering. 2FA is available for login. Responsible gaming tools include deposit limits, session time-outs, and self-exclusion.

Watch this video to learn more about protecting your account.

Money In, Money Out

Payment Method Minimum Deposit Processing Time (Deposit) Withdrawal Time
Visa/Mastercard €10 Instant 1-3 business days
Skrill €10 Instant 24 hours
Neteller €10 Instant 24 hours
Bank Transfer €20 1-3 business days 3-5 business days
Bitcoin €20 equivalent 10-30 minutes Up to 24 hours

Withdrawal limits: standard is up to €5,000 per week; VIP members may have higher limits. Always verify your account before requesting withdrawal.

Troubleshooting

  • Login fails – Reset password via “Forgot Password” or clear browser cache. Ensure 2FA code is correct.
  • Withdrawal pending for days – Check if KYC is fully completed. Contact support via live chat.
  • Bonus not credited – Verify bonus code entry during deposit. Check bonus terms (min deposit, game restrictions).
  • Game freezes – Reload page, update browser, disable ad-blockers. If persistent, clear cookies.
  • Geolocation error – Enable location services, use a stable internet connection, or contact support.

Need to Know

What is the minimum age to play?

You must be at least 18 years old, or the legal age in your country of residence.

Can I set deposit limits?

Yes, you can set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits in the responsible gaming section.

How long does the KYC process take?

Typically within 24 hours, but can take up to 72 hours during peak periods.

Are there any fees on withdrawals?

No, the platform does not charge withdrawal fees, but your payment provider may impose charges.

Can I play on mobile?

Yes, the site is fully optimized for mobile browsers and also offers a progressive web app (PWA) for easy access.

What currencies are accepted?

EUR, USD, GBP, BTC, ETH, and more. Check the banking page for full list.

How do I claim the welcome bonus?

After registration, make a minimum deposit and enter the bonus code if required. The bonus will be credited automatically.

Insider Advice

Responsible gambling tools are essential. Set a deposit limit before you start playing. Use session timers to avoid prolonged play. If you feel your gambling is becoming problematic, use self-exclusion for a cooling-off period. The casino also offers reality checks that pop up every hour.

Conclusion

By following this guide, you can navigate the platform confidently. Always prioritize security and responsible gaming. Enjoy the experience within your means.

“Yello Hazy” by Kiravell
7
Aug

San Diego-based, Meniyka Kiravell, is not your typical musician. She dabbles in quantum mechanics and energy medicine and considers herself a “vibrational scientist.” She is currently focusing her intentions on creating ecstatic music that pleases ones ears and uplifts the soul sonically and energetically.

Soaking up influences from around the world, Kiravell poured out 9 individual musical pieces of art into an eclectic collection entitled Vaudevellia. The songs embody the serene exploration of jazz mixed with world music and indie rock. The cover art for each single is a sketched self-portrait set atop a variable palette of mixed colors and backdrops. Kiravell chose the album title Vaudevellia because the acoustic versions of the songs sound a bit circus-y and have a vaudeville like quality to them.

Kiravell grew up in Farmington Hills, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. She moved to Ann Arbor for University and fell in love with music and the guitar. Playing in various indie rock bands and DJing at the college radio station, her musical world exploded. These days, Kiravell calls San Diego home. It is where she connects with friends, new and old around the world, through her musical creations.

Watch the music video for “Wash” via Youtube and stream the album on Soundcloud.

“Yello Hazy” by Kiravell

1 Kiravell Piano Color resized

Image and mp3 courtesy of Matt Bacon, Artist Liaison at Independent Music Promotions

“Out of the Dark” by Shane Tutmarc
1
Aug

Some may know Shane Tutmarc as the front man for the Seattle-based indie-pop band Dolour, which featured Robin Pecknold (Fleet Foxes). After packing up Dolour in 2010, Tutmarc moved to Nashville, where he refined his sound, blending garage-rock, folk, blues, country, gospel and pop to create an Americana flavor that pays homage to its predecessors.

Having recorded a full-length in Nashville, Borrowed Trouble, which has since been placed on the back burner due to an investor in the album pulling out at the eleventh hour, Tutmarc has kept busy playing around Nashville and the Northwest, as well as producing other artists. However, he recently decided to release a single a month throughout 2015, with plans to compile the songs and release a full-length in 2016. The singles will be released by Portland, Oregon-based indie label In Music We Trust Records.

Tutmarc’s June single is called “Out of the Dark.” It is a late-night, subdued song that contrasts the darkness of his reserved voice. It is soothing and slow with an undertow melody. Tutmarc’s ability to vacillate between styles, and also merge them effortlessly when he wants, has made him a go-to man for co-writing in Nashville, as well as a producer.

“Out of the Dark” by Shane Tutmarc

Shane Tutmarc

Image and mp3 courtesy of Alex Steininger of In Music We Trust PR

“I Got Nothing” by Scott Krokoff
25
Jul

With a rich and melodic sound drawn primarily from his love of 60s and 70s singer-songwriters, New Yorker Scott Krokoff weaves elements of folk-rock and country-pop into confessional and compelling Americana.

Krokoff’s college band, Equinox, played heavily throughout NYC in the 90s, releasing four albums before the different members settled into the workforce and “real life” took over. Krokoff, however, held his dream close and began pursuing a solo career. 2007’s A Better Life and 2012’s Realizations and Declarations, Vol. 1 both brimmed with lovely and tuneful revelations, which proselytized the art of taking risks in life.

Krokoff’s newest album Realizations and Declarations, Vol. 2 will be available on August 14, 2015.

Have a listen to “I Got Nothing” via Soundcloud or the player below.

“I Got Nothing” by Scott Krokoff

Scott Krokoff

Image and mp3 courtesy of Jennifer Thorington & Samuel Markus of Working Brilliantly

“Crossing On A Bend” by Bourbon Street Beat
25
Jul

Inspired by 50s and 60s bands such as Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Band, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles, as well as rock ’n roll legends like Elvis, Buddy Holly and Johnny Cash, Bourbon Street Beat is influenced in technique and style. Reinterpreted with an indie edge, their new singles “Crossing On A Bend” and b-sed “She’s His Woman” showcase their sound perfectly.

Iain Hammond (vocals and guitar), Joe Morrison-Hay (bass) and Andy Mackenzie (drums) met at university and formed the band in 2012. Their last EP Knuckles Of Brass earned them a strong following in Manchester.

“Crossing On A Bend” by Bourbon Street Beat

Crossing On A Bend Album Cover

Image and mp3 courtesy of Andrea Lynch of Blue Soap Music PR and Plugging

“From A Zafira Comfort” by St. Christopher Medal
24
Jul

Scotpop four-piece Life With Nixon signed off for good in August of 1998 at Sleazy’s in Glasgow. A full seventeen years later, Ali and Kenny Mathieson, Billy Nisbet and David Mack, all four Nixons from that night at Sleazy’s, are about to release Sunny Day Machine the wonderful forthcoming debut album by St. Christopher Medal on Stereogram Recordings.

Along with newbie Andy Jeffries on piano, St. Christopher Medal make music that is full to the brim with seventeen years of life, love, kids, jobs and the whole history of rock ‘n roll. Ali Mathieson, who writes the songs and sings them, teaches in a high school in rural Perthshire. Kenny Mathieson, his brother and ace guitarist, spins vinyl at The Dead Rabbit in Upper Manhattan where he lives. Nisbet, Mack and Jeffries play bass, drums and piano in Perth, Teeside and Dorset respectively.

But Sunny Day Machine is a record that none of them could have made in their twenties. Its energy comes from long friendship. From deep love of music. They are about life — growing up, surviving over time, dreams, children — and they are sad and funny. The album is scheduled for release on August 10. Released on June 29, “From A Zafira Comfort” is the follow-up to the album’s first single, “Vatersay Love Song.”

“From A Zafira Comfort” by St. Christopher Medal

St. Christopher Medal

Image and mp3 courtesy of Innes Reekie of Stereogram Recordings

“17 Miles” by Jared Deck
11
Jul

Musically, songwriter Jared Deck has always worked to transcend genres, but his current transition comes naturally, as he puts his stamp on the timeless genre Midamericana.

“Midamericana is the sound of our world – outside the big cities, between the coasts, where dreams are born and die. It’s the hopeless optimism in our stories and the bumpy rhythm of Old 66. In our world, there’s more culture being practiced than studied, and we like it that way.”

Derek released the single “17 Miles” on June 2 with his band consisting of Brandon Cink (electric guitar); Fred Hanradt (bass); Travis McKinzie (drums); Jacy Deck (piano); Chris Wiser (organ); and Derek himself on vocals, acoustic guitar, and tambourine. It was produced by Wes Sharon (John Fullbright, Parker Millsap, Turnpike Troubadours, The Grahams). Plus, it was mastered by Eric Conn of Independent Mastering (Garth Brooks, Willie Nelson, John Prine, Nickel Creek, Townes Van Zandt).

“17 Miles” by Jared Deck

Jared Deck

Image and mp3 courtesy of Matt Bacon, Artist Liaison at Independent Music Promotions

“Slow I Go” by Paul Doffing
10
Jul

Indie-folk musician, 6 and 12 string guitarist, Paul Doffing, is currently touring the United States (and beyond) on a bicycle. His first music/bike tour was the five-month Freedom From Fuel Tour in 2012. In five months he traversed the entire continent by bicycle playing thirty tour dates from Washington, D.C. to San Francisco, California. He released his second, self-titled album in October 2013 and continues his tradition of touring without fossil fuels.

A road-worn depth reverberates throughout Doffing’s work. Songs unfold naturally, and a peaceful reflecting point is provided through his virtuosic guitar work and rich, poetic lyricism. The direct, unbridled nature of this music hints at someone who has spent long, contemplative hours harvesting melodies. Doffing’s voice shines as brightly as his guitar work, at times, evoking an otherworldly Neil Young. His lyrical content is reminiscent of Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy – expansive, symbolic, and surprising. His music is influenced by his compassionate sense of duty more than it is by any particular artist.

His debut album, Blossom is You, combines graceful finger picking and rich lingering chords with deeply introspective lyrics. Like great cinema, the album has moments of bliss, torture, and melancholy. Doffing spent years in a psychedelic rock band before realizing he needed to go in his own direction. After completing Blossom is You, he set out on a 5,000-mile bike trip across the U.S. to bring his music to a broader audience. “I learned to smile at the challenges, to accept and accomplish the tasks I faced, and to feel safe without a plan.”

Songs of a man reveling in a new facet of his artistry were evident in his self-titled follow-up album. It brought out the lyrical side of his work. His vocal style brings in elements of rock and roll, blues, and folk. Lastly, his latest album, Songs from the (quaking) Heart, was released on May 30. The track “The Legend of Mick Dodge” can be viewed on YouTube. And the Austin Town Hall premier of his newest single “Reason” can be heard on Soundcloud. Plus, have a listen below to another gem from the latest album, “Slow I Go.”

“Slow I Go” by Paul Doffing

Paul Doffing 2

Image courtesy of kickstarter
mp3 courtesy of Jennifer Thorington & Samuel Markus of Working Brilliantly

“Hold On Tight” by Sperry Alan
9
Jul

Hailing from Truro Nova Scotia, Canada, Sperry Alan, released their third album Before Our Time on April 21. The creative energy behind the band is John Alan Sperry, an artist who writes the lyrics and plays the music Sperry Alan publishes. John Alan Sperry recorded, mixed, mastered, produced and provided all vocals and guitar on the album.

Since landing on the alt-rock scene in 2004, Sperry Alan has had the privilege of sharing the stage with a number of prolific East Coast artists and has enjoyed the support of local radio air play.

Stream and download some of the tracks via Soundcloud. You may also purchase the album via bandcamp.

“Hold On Tight” by Sperry Alan

Before Our Time Artwork

Image and mp3 courtesy of Matt Bacon, Artist Liaison at Independent Music Promotions

“17” by Street Party In Soho
9
Jul

The Newcastle four piece outfit, Street Party In Soho, released their critically acclaimed debut single Take Your Time in 2012. In the summer of 2013, the band played Brighton’s Great Escape Festival sharing a bill with the likes of The 1975 and Bastille. On June 29, 2015, they will release their newest single “17.”

With three members who are eighteen years old and a drummer who is just seventeen, Street Party In Soho personify teenage energy but possess a talent for songwriting and musicianship that belies their youth, channeling influences like The Maccabees, Glass Animals and Bombay Bicycle Club. The band consists of Ryan Young (lead vocals, guitar), Jackson Vert (backing vocals, guitar), Harry Webb (bass, sample pad) and Nathan Hogg (drums).

Steam the new single below or via Soundcloud.

“17” by Street Party In Soho

Album Cover 17 SPIS

Image and mp3 courtesy of Andrea Lynch of Blue Soap Music PR and Plugging