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SpinQuest review: a US sweepstakes casino, not for GB

SpinQuest is a US sweepstakes casino using Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins. It holds no Gambling Commission licence and is not aimed at Great Britain.

Our verdict

No GB licence

SpinQuest is a US sweepstakes casino with no Gambling Commission licence and is not aimed at players in Great Britain.

Worth knowing

  • No Gambling Commission licence
  • Built for US players only
  • Outside GAMSTOP and UK ADR
  • No GB stake limits or bonus wagering cap

SpinQuest is a social and sweepstakes casino for the United States, and it holds no Gambling Commission licence. It is not aimed at Great Britain, and the GB register has no business, trading name or domain matching SpinQuest, so this SpinQuest review covers what the brand is and why the UK sits outside it.

How the SpinQuest model works

SpinQuest uses two kinds of coin. Gold Coins are for play only. Sweeps Coins can be redeemed for prizes. This structure is a US approach built around American sweepstakes law, and the site is offered to US players with several states excluded, including Idaho, Michigan, Montana, Connecticut, Nevada and Washington. Nothing about it is designed for, or licensed in, Great Britain.

SpinQuest review: British law and the sweepstakes label

British law does not look at what a product calls itself. Under the Gambling Act 2005, anyone providing gambling facilities used in Great Britain needs a Commission licence, wherever the operator is based. A remote casino licence covers slots and other casino games, and every licensee must state its account number on the site so players can check it on the public register.

SpinQuest has no such licence. Searches for SpinQuest UK, a SpinQuest app or a SpinQuest promo code therefore have no licensed answer, and this page does not review offers or explain how to reach the site.

What a GB licence would have given you

The safeguards in Great Britain come attached to the licence:

  1. Age and identity verification before any deposit or play, including free-to-play versions of games.
  2. Compulsory membership of GAMSTOP, the free national self-exclusion scheme.
  3. A £5 stake limit per spin on online slots, or £2 for players aged 18 to 24.
  4. A 10x cap on bonus wagering since 19 January 2026.
  5. A complaints process with access to a free, approved ADR provider after 8 weeks or a final response.

A site outside the GB system offers none of these, and withdrawals, redemptions and disputes are handled under another country's rules.

Checking any brand

The guide on how to check a casino's UK licence shows how to confirm a status, activity and domain. The reviews A-Z shows the licence position of each brand, and GAMSTOP explained covers self-exclusion. Real-money gambling is restricted to adults aged 18 and over; free support is listed on the responsible gambling page.

On the Gambling Commission register

No matching register entry was found for this brand.

Questions readers ask

Is SpinQuest available in the UK?

SpinQuest is offered to US players and holds no Gambling Commission licence, so it is not a licensed option for anyone in Great Britain.

What are Sweeps Coins at SpinQuest?

SpinQuest uses Gold Coins for play and Sweeps Coins that can be redeemed for prizes, a sweepstakes model built for US law.

Is SpinQuest legit?

It runs as a US sweepstakes casino. In Great Britain the test is a Gambling Commission licence, and SpinQuest has none.

Would UK rules cover a SpinQuest withdrawal?

No. Without a GB licence there is no UK complaints or ADR route, and redemptions are handled outside UK rules.