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Orbit Spins is a space-themed crypto slots site run by Tech Zone Inc, a company registered in Anjouan. Its four sister sites are Yabby Casino, Pacific Spins, Limitless Casino, and Bonus Blitz.
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Important licensing note
Orbit Spins has no UK Gambling Commission licence, so GAMSTOP doesn’t apply, and you’d have no UK complaints service or protection for your money. Its seal points to an Anjouan Gaming licence that the regulator’s register doesn’t back up, its terms bar UK players, and so I’d advise anyone in Britain to give Orbit Spins and its sister sites a miss.
At a glance
Brand
Orbit Spins, a crypto-friendly slots site starring space superheroes
Operator
Tech Zone Inc, registered in Anjouan, Union of Comoros
UKGC licence
None; its seal cites Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-192407024-FI2
UK position
Barred in its terms, and the site blocks UK visitors
Best sister sites
Yabby Casino, Pacific Spins, Limitless Casino, and Bonus Blitz
Welcome offer
100 free spins with no wagering (code ORBIT100), with winnings capped at £50
Games
About 280 SpinLogic slots, table games, and video poker games
Last checked
21 October 2026
The Orbit Spins sister sites
Tech Zone Inc runs five casinos with the same SpinLogic games and the same terms and conditions, so the four Orbit Spins sister sites below are worth comparing for their bonuses more than their slots.
Yabby Casino
- The seabed one: Yabby Casino swaps outer space for the seabed, with an orange yabby in sunglasses as its mascot.
- A bigger no-rules bonus: Its 202% “No Rules” bonus on a £25 deposit requires only 1x wagering on the deposit and bonus, with no cash-out cap, twice Orbit Spins’ 100%.
- A big-spender promo: Deposit £200 or more and the match rises to 999% (650% by card), at 10x wagering on deposit and bonus, with cash-outs capped at five times your deposit.
- The same licence claim: The seal in its footer cites the same Anjouan Gaming licence number as Orbit Spins.
- Less by card: That 202% drops to 75% if you pay by card, so it’s really a crypto bonus.
- Best for: Players who want an Orbit Spins sister site with a bigger “no rules” bonus.
Pacific Spins
- The pirate one: Pacific Spins features a bearded pirate captain holding a chest of gold, with a monkey in a tricorn hat beside him on the homepage.
- A free chip instead: New players get a £101 free chip with code AVAST101, with 20x wagering and a £50 cap, while Orbit Spins offers free spins with no wagering.
- Spins with a match: Its 500% bonus plus 500 free spins (250% by card) requires 10x wagering on deposit and bonus, with the bonus capped at £1,000.
- Cashback with a catch: A 60% “No Rules” bonus from £35 at 1x comes paired with 50% cashback, and the cashback requires 30x wagering.
- More to do: It has slot tournaments and a Refer a Friend scheme, neither of which Orbit Spins offers.
- Best for: Players who like tournaments as well as bonuses.
Limitless Casino
- The art deco one: Limitless Casino goes for 1920s glamour, with a woman in a blue evening gown and a man in a powder-blue dinner jacket as your hosts.
- A big claim: It calls itself the “Highest Withdrawal Limits Casino” and invites you to “see how high your limits can go” in its VIP programme.
- A free chip: New players get a £100 free chip with 20x wagering, capped at £50 in winnings.
- A warm welcome: Its top first deposit bonus reaches 777% on £200 or more, with an extra 333% for crypto, at 10x wagering on deposit and bonus and up to £5,000.
- No cash-out cap: A 75% bonus (35% by card) requires 1x wagering and has no withdrawal limit, a smaller version of Orbit Spins’ “No Rules” deal.
- Best for: Players who want a free chip to start and a big matched deposit bonus after.
Bonus Blitz
- The lightning one: Bonus Blitz is black with pink and orange lightning bolts, and promises “speakeasy vibes” and “old-school glamour”.
- Much tougher wagering: Its 300% bonus (120% by card) requires 45x wagering on deposit and bonus, more than four times the 10x on Orbit Spins’ match bonuses.
- A higher minimum: All three deposit bonuses require at least £50, compared with £20 at Orbit Spins.
- A higher ceiling: Its 100% bonus also requires 45x, but lets you cash out up to 20 times your deposit.
- Smaller bonuses: Each of its offers is capped at £500 in bonus money.
- Best for: Bigger depositors who’ll accept heavy wagering for a higher cash-out limit.
How this Orbit Spins review was made
Here’s what I looked at for this Orbit Spins review, and my About Us page explains how I approach reviews.
Rob Hill
I looked at Orbit Spins and its sister sites as they appear to players in the countries they accept, opened every offer’s terms, and compared each headline with the small print. I followed the licence seal to the regulator, then looked for the company in the regulator’s own records.
21 October 2026, with Chrome on a Windows PC
Tech Zone Inc, Hamchako, Mustamudu, Anjouan, named in the site’s footer
None. The footer seal cites Anjouan licence ALSI-192407024-FI2, which isn’t in the Anjouan Gaming register
Orbit Spins’ homepage, Promotions (with each offer’s terms), Rewards, Banking, VIP Program, Fair Gaming, Responsible Gaming, 24/7 Support, Terms and Conditions, and games lobby; the licence validation page linked from its footer and the Anjouan Gaming register; the homepages, promotions, and offer terms of Yabby Casino, Pacific Spins, Limitless Casino, and Bonus Blitz; Orbit Spins’ Trustpilot profile; google.co.uk; and, for my UK pick, slotplanet.com and the UK Gambling Commission’s records for White Hat Gaming Limited.
Published 21 October 2026
Best Orbit Spins sister sites by player type
If you want a low-wagering bonus
Yabby Casino has the biggest 1x “No Rules” bonus of the five, with no cap on what you can withdraw.
If you like tournaments
Pacific Spins has its own tournaments page and a referral scheme on top of the usual bonuses.
If you’d rather start with a free chip
Limitless Casino gives new players a £100 free chip instead of free spins, at 20x wagering.
“No wagering” and “100% cashback”
Orbit Spins works in US dollars, so I’ve translated its figures into pounds at a 1:1 rate. It sells a “No Wagering Sign Up Bonus” and “100% Cashback”, and both are sort of valid, but both come with conditions you only see once you open the terms.
The no-wagering offer is 100 free spins with code ORBIT100. There’s no wagering on the winnings, but they’re capped at £50, and before anything is paid out, you need to verify your account and make a “verification deposit”. So it’s free to claim, but not free to collect. The 100% cashback on your first three deposits applies only to crypto deposits of £30 or more, covers only your last lost deposit, requires 10x wagering, and caps withdrawals at twice the cashback.
The deposit bonuses are more straightforward. NOBRAKE100 is a 100% “No Rules” bonus on £20 or more, with 1x wagering on deposit and bonus and no cap on withdrawals. CUTWAGER, sold as “Low Wager”, is 250% plus 250 free spins at 10x, but the free spins themselves require 30x, which is hardly low, and they’re capped at £50. HIGHCHANCE pays 200% on a £20 deposit, rising to 500% at £200 or more, at 10x with cash-outs capped at five times the deposit. All of them have a £20 maximum bet.
Is Orbit Spins telling the truth about its licence?
Orbit Spins’ footer says it’s operated by Tech Zone Inc, “registered in Hamchako, Mustamudu, Autonomous Island of Anjouan”, and licensed under Anjouan’s Computer Gaming Licensing Act, but it doesn’t give a licence number. Click the seal, and the Anjouan Gaming validation page shows Tech Zone Inc with licence ALSI-192407024-FI2 marked as valid, listing orbitspins.com and support@orbitspins.com.
The trouble is that the Anjouan Gaming register has no record of it. Searching its 1,280 licences for Tech Zone, for that licence number, or for orbitspins finds nothing, while the same search finds other Anjouan Gaming licensees straight away. When a casino’s own seal and the regulator’s public register don’t agree, I’d trust the register, and that puts a big question mark over the legitimacy of Orbit Spins.
The validation page also says the licence doesn’t cover the UK, and that complaints from UK players “will not be entertained”. Orbit Spins’ terms list the UK among the countries that can’t play for real money, and British visitors get a “Sorry, you have been blocked” page. All four Orbit Spins sister sites name Tech Zone Inc in their footers, run the same SpinLogic games, and block UK visitors too.
“Speed of light withdrawals”, up to £4,000 a week
The VIP page promises “speed of light withdrawals”, and the Banking page claims every payout is instant. The limits tell a different (and slower) story. New players start at Silver, with £2,000 a day and £4,000 a week, and the limits only rise as you climb through Gold, Platinum, Super Platinum, and Diamond to Master, where they reach £50,000 a day and £100,000 a week. The page’s title promises a “£250K Weekly Limit”, but no tier on the page offers it.
The terms add more limits. You get one instant withdrawal a day, and only if you deposited in crypto. If you withdraw without wagering your deposit at least once, you can be charged a fee of up to 10%. Progressive jackpots are paid “within a reasonable period”, with “full payouts completed within two years” (yes, you read that correctly). Bitcoin deposits below 0.0001 BTC “will be lost”, and topping them up to the minimum isn’t accepted.
You can deposit with Bitcoin from £15, Lightning, Litecoin, Ethereum, Ethereum Base, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Tether, Solana, or Cardano from £10, Visa or Mastercard from £30, and Google Pay or crypto bought with a card from £50, all marked as instant and fee-free. Withdrawals are only in Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Ethereum, from £50.
Space superheroes and about 280 SpinLogic games
Orbit Spins goes all out on the space theme. The logo turns the “O” into an orange orbit, the pages are near-black with orange highlights, and the homepage features a heroine in goggles and an orange-and-blue space suit, with dollar bills flying past, and a man in a black suit with glowing teal lines. An “LCB Awards 2025 Rising Star” award sits in the corner.
All the games come from SpinLogic, which the site says is owned by Hastings International BV and tested by Gaming Laboratories International. The lobby has about 280 of them, from slots to blackjack, baccarat, and video poker, and space fans can find Alien Wins, Cosmic Crusade, Galaxy Blast, Nova 7s, Planet Of The ‘Roos, and Stardust among the slots. Fortunate Zeus, Fortunate Buddha, and Halloween Treasures were showing up in the recent wins. Beyond the bonuses, there are Sunday free spins of up to 150 based on your week’s balance, daily rewards, comp points, and cashback every two weeks, but no tournaments.
Silly mistakes, but no limits on crypto
Live chat is open around the clock, and you can email support@orbitspins.com, although the contact page asks you to log in first. Complaints go to support or management, and the terms then say you can “escalate the issue to Anjouan eGaming”, which is hard to square with a licence the register doesn’t recognise. They also say that in any dispute over wagers or winnings, “Orbit Spins’ decision is final”.
The responsible gaming page is an unfinished template. It tells you that you must be 18 or over “in order to play at Site Name”, and mentions “Site Name” again in place of Orbit Spins in the next sentence. It offers self-exclusion for at least six months and a seven-day cooling-off period, both by contacting support, and lists Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy, and GamCare.
The bigger problem is in the terms, which say that “deposit limits for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and other cryptocurrencies do not apply”. For a site that pushes crypto at every turn, and whose cashback only works on crypto deposits, that leaves most players without the one tool the Anjouan Gaming validation page says every operator must provide.
Orbit Spins’ reputation
Orbit Spins’ Trustpilot profile, claimed by the business in November 2025, has 157 reviews and an average of 3.3, and the casino has replied to 55% of negative reviews, usually within a month. Happy players like the games and the layout, and a few say it feels just like the sister sites they already use. The unhappy ones keep coming back to the same things: ID checks that hold up withdrawals for weeks, crypto deposits that didn’t arrive at all, accounts locked at the point of cashing out, and slow replies from support. One reviewer quotes the promotional email word for word, “no wagering, no nonsense”, and points out that the £50 cap and the verification deposit are exactly the kind of nonsense it promised to leave out.
A balanced view
Points in its favour
- A 1x “No Rules” bonus with no cap on withdrawals.
- Fourteen ways to deposit, most of them from £10.
- A fun space theme, with live chat around the clock.
Points against
- A licence claim the Anjouan Gaming register doesn’t recognise.
- “No wagering” spins that need a deposit before they pay out.
- “Speed of light” withdrawals capped at £4,000 a week for new players, and jackpots paid within two years.
- No deposit limits on crypto, and a responsible gaming page that says “Site Name” where it should name the casino.
My Orbit Spins sister sites verdict: plenty of sparkle, not enough substance
Orbit Spins has a few things going for it, and its “No Rules” bonus is better than most. But the more I read the small print, the less it added up. Every big promise, from “no wagering” to “speed of light” payouts, has a condition that reduces its value, the safer gambling page hasn’t even been finished properly, and the licence it displays to players can’t be found where it should be. The Orbit Spins sister sites share all of that, so switching between them changes the bonus maths and the artwork, nothing more.
UK players can’t sign up anyway. If it’s the space theme you’re after, Slot Planet is the licensed way to get it. White Hat Gaming Limited runs it under UK Gambling Commission licence 52894, and new players who deposit £15 get 70 bonus spins on Book of Dead, with winnings capped at £100 and 10x wagering.
Orbit Spins FAQ
Who owns Orbit Spins?
Its footer names Tech Zone Inc, a company registered in Hamchako, Mustamudu, on the island of Anjouan.
What are the Orbit Spins sister sites?
Yabby Casino, Pacific Spins, Limitless Casino, and Bonus Blitz, which all name Tech Zone Inc and use the same SpinLogic games.
Is Orbit Spins licensed?
Its seal cites Anjouan licence ALSI-192407024-FI2, but the Anjouan Gaming register doesn’t list it, and it has no UK Gambling Commission licence.
Is the Orbit Spins no-wagering bonus really free?
The 100 spins have no wagering, but winnings are capped at £50, and you need to make a verification deposit before they’re paid out.
Can UK players sign up at Orbit Spins?
No. Its terms bar UK players, and the site blocks visitors from Britain.