The Trino Casino sister sites in a nutshell
Trino Casino is a space-themed casino and sportsbook run by Buscarar SRL of Costa Rica under an Anjouan Gaming licence. SpellWin, Eclipspins, Cosmicslotz, Blitz-Bet, and Richville are among the dozens of sister sites on that same licence.
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Important licensing note
Trino Casino’s Anjouan Gaming licence checks out, but it has no licence from the UK Gambling Commission, which means no GAMSTOP, no UK complaints service, and no UK protection for your money. The UK is outside the Anjouan licence’s coverage, and the casino blocks British visitors, so I’d advise UK players to leave Trino Casino and its sister sites alone.
At a glance
Brand
Trino Casino, a space-themed casino and sportsbook with a green alien mascot
Operator
Buscarar SRL, a Costa Rican company based in San José
UKGC licence
None; it holds Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202412042-FI2
UK position
Barred in its terms, and the site blocks UK visitors
Best sister sites
SpellWin, Eclipspins, Cosmicslotz, Blitz-Bet, and Richville
Welcome offer
400% up to £5,000 plus 500 free spins over four deposits
Games
More than 12,000 from 78 studios, plus live casino and sports
Last checked
20 October 2026
The Trino Casino sister sites
Most of Buscarar SRL’s casinos share the same machinery, so the Trino Casino sister sites I’ve chosen are the ones that differ most in look, bonus rules, or both, starting with the one that’s practically its twin.
SpellWin
- The twin: SpellWin runs the same setup as Trino Casino, with the same weekly cashback of up to 35%, the same sports boost, and the same withdrawal limits.
- Spells, not aliens: The look swaps outer space for dark fantasy, with a gold-and-green logo and a crowned black cat guarding a pile of coins.
- Lots of fives: Its welcome bonus package adds up to 555% and 555 free spins, which beats Trino Casino’s 400% and 500 spins.
- A slightly better start: The first deposit bonus is 100% up to £2,555 with 255 free spins, at the same 35x wagering and £5 maximum bet as Trino Casino’s.
- Careless counting: The bonus page promises free spins “in four slots”, then lists five, from Le Pharaoh to Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake.
- Best for: Players who like the way Trino Casino works but would rather have witches and black cats than aliens as a theme.
Eclipspins
- Another green alien: Eclipspins features a green alien in its logo and on its banners, making it the closest match to Trino Casino’s look.
- Five deposits, not four: Its welcome package is 400% up to £2,500 with 350 free spins, spread over five deposits, with bonus wheel respins along the way.
- Tougher wagering: You must wager bonuses 40 times, versus 35 times on Trino Casino’s first three deposits, though you get 10 days to do it rather than 7.
- Two different figures: The offer says up to £2,500, while the same page’s title says £2,200, which is sloppy for a headline bonus.
- Extras: It has a sportsbook, Lucky Boxes, and cashback of up to 25%.
- Best for: Players who want a Trino Casino sister site with the same alien feel and a little longer to clear a bonus.
Cosmicslotz
- The astronaut one: Cosmicslotz’s homepage features an astronaut riding a rocket, and its logo turns the “O” in “COSMIC” into a ringed planet.
- Lighter wagering: Its first deposit bonus requires 30x wagering on the bonus and free-spins winnings, the lightest of the sister sites profiled here and lower than Trino Casino’s 35x.
- A smaller bonus: The welcome offer is 352% up to £2,750 with 250 free spins over four deposits, starting with 125% up to £500 and 100 spins on Gates of Olympus 1000.
- A bonus calculator: The homepage lets you type in a deposit and shows what you’d play with, so £50 becomes £112.50.
- Midweek and weekend extras: A Wednesday reload adds 100 free spins on Sweet Bonanza, and the weekend reload adds 50% up to £100, plus 50 spins on Big Bass Splash.
- Best for: Players who’d trade a smaller welcome bonus for lighter wagering.
BlitzBet
- The lightning one: BlitzBet’s homepage shows Zeus holding a lightning-crackling sword, and the logo includes a lightning bolt.
- Six-stage welcome: Its welcome package is 400% up to £4,000 with 410 free spins, but it’s spread over six deposits rather than Trino Casino’s four.
- 40x all-round: Both the bonus and any free spins winnings require 40x wagering.
- A cash-out cap: Once you’ve finished wagering, the most you can turn into real money is ten times the bonus you received.
- Sport and surprises: Like Trino Casino, it has a full sportsbook, and it adds Lucky Boxes to the casino side.
- Best for: Players who are OK getting their welcome bonus in small instalments and don’t mind tougher wagering.
Richville
- The board game one: Richville is gold and orange, and its promo cards use board game tokens, including a thimble, a vintage car, a dog, and a rubber duck.
- Half the percentage: Its welcome package is 200% up to £2,000 with 250 free spins over four deposits, half of Trino Casino’s 400%.
- Three days, not seven: The first deposit bonus, 100% up to £1,000 with 50 spins on Gates of Olympus, requires 35x wagering within 3 days, and free spins winnings require 40x.
- Muddled numbers: The same bonus page advertises 110% and 100 free spins, which doesn’t match the offer underneath.
- Spins to buy: You can buy 333 free spins for £75, or 500 for £100, and weekly cashback runs up to 20%, capped at £5,000.
- Best for: Players who’d rather buy a bundle of spins than chase a big matched deposit bonus.
How this Trino Casino review was made
This is what my Trino Casino review rests on, and my About Us page explains how I approach every review.
Rob Hill
I looked at Trino Casino and its sister sites as they appear to players in the countries they accept, and held each bonus promise up against the terms behind it. I followed the licence seal to the regulator and looked up the operator by company name. I didn’t open an account or deposit.
20 October 2026, in Chrome on a Windows PC
Buscarar SRL, Costa Rica registration 3-102-891944, named in the site’s footer and on the Anjouan Gaming register
None. Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202412042-FI2, listed as valid until 17 December 2026
Trino Casino’s homepage, Bonuses page and the detail page for each welcome bonus, Weekly Cashback, Loyalty Program, Terms and Conditions, Bonus Terms, Responsible Gaming, FAQ, Contact Us, and game provider list; the Anjouan Gaming register entry for Buscarar SRL and the licence validation page linked from Trino Casino’s footer; the homepages, promotions, and bonus terms of SpellWin, Eclipspins, Cosmicslotz, Blitz-Bet, and Richville; Trino Casino’s Trustpilot profile; a google.co.uk search for copycat sites; and, for my UK pick, spacewins.com and the UK Gambling Commission’s records for Jumpman Gaming Limited.
Published 20 October 2026
Withdrawals of “up to” £5,000 a day “and higher”
Trino Casino quotes its figures in euros, but I’ve converted them all into pounds at a 1:1 rate. One of the tiles at the top of the homepage promises withdrawal limits of up to £5,000 a day “and higher”, beside a stopwatch reading 00:03 and the word “FAST”.
The terms are far less generous than the homepage implies. Clause 8.6 sets “base withdrawal limits” that “apply to every account”: £5,000 per calendar day, £10,000 per calendar week, and £20,000 in any 30 days. So £5,000 isn’t a starting point – it’s the ceiling, and two big days would use up your whole week. The loyalty page mentions “higher withdrawal limits” at higher levels, but it doesn’t say what they are or which level you’d need.
As for “fast”, clause 8.9 says withdrawals are processed within three banking days, or longer if extra checks or public holidays are involved, and your bank’s processing time comes on top. You can have only one pending withdrawal per payment method, some methods allow only one request every 24 hours, and money goes back to the method you paid in with. You must verify your identity before your first withdrawal and again once your deposits reach £5,000, and every deposit has to be wagered at least three times before you can take it out. There’s also a £50 fee for each chargeback.
I can’t list the payment methods for you because Trino Casino doesn’t show them until you sign up. Its FAQ mentions “bank cards, direct debits, money transfer systems, web wallets, cryptocurrencies, prepaid cards/vouchers”, says the list depends on your country, and the only payment logos on the homepage are Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether. All in all, a stopwatch showing three seconds beside terms that allow three banking days is misleading, and promising limits “and higher” when the terms apply the same base limits to every account is careless at best, misleading at worst.
A 400% welcome package that gets tougher at the end
The homepage greets you with a banner promising a 400% bonus and 500 free spins, but it’s four separate bonuses, each requiring a deposit of at least £20. The first is 100% up to £2,000 with 200 free spins, split between Luck of Tiger: Bonus Combo, Le Viking, Le King, and Gates of Olympus and delivered as 50 a day. The second is 100% up to £1,000 with 100 spins, the third is 75% up to £1,000 with 50 spins, and the fourth is 125% up to £1,000 with 150 spins. Totted up, that’s up to £5,000 in bonus money.
The first three bonuses need 35x wagering, but the fourth rises to 40x. You must clear each one within 7 days, with a maximum bet of £5, and winnings from free spins are capped at £100 per slot. A £2,000 first deposit would bring a £2,000 bonus and £70,000 of wagering before you could withdraw it. Asking for a withdrawal cancels any bonuses you haven’t used yet, and the terms say the casino can change the offer “without prior notice”.
The bonus pages are put together carelessly, too. The second, third, and fourth bonus pages each give the maximum bonus “on your first deposit”, copied straight from the first page, so you have to work out for yourself that they mean the second, third, and fourth.
Buscarar SRL and its 44 brands
Trino Casino’s footer names its owner as Buscarar SRL, registered in Costa Rica with the number 3-102-891944, and gives its address as a “blue-colored building diagonal from La Salle High School” in San José. The footer also names its Anjouan Gaming licence, ALSI-202412042-FI2, issued on 18 December 2024. The seal at the bottom of the page links to the regulator’s validation page, which shows the licence as valid and gives a Proton Mail address as the company’s contact.
The same page lists the territories the licence doesn’t cover, and the United Kingdom is one of them, along with Australia, France, the Netherlands, Spain, and the USA. It also says complaints from players in those countries “will not be entertained”. Trino Casino’s terms bar the UK too, and anyone visiting from Britain gets a “Country blocked” page instead of the casino. To be fair to Buscarar SRL, that’s the licence working as it should, although the block page then suggests trying “from another location”, which is a strange thing to say to someone the casino isn’t allowed to serve.
The Anjouan Gaming register lists 45 web addresses under Buscarar SRL’s licence, which comes to 44 brands because SpinMills appears twice. Alongside Trino Casino and the five sister sites profiled above, the licence includes SpinMills, SpinDjinn, Cash Lounge, SpinTitans, OlymposWin, Betnaro, Winserra, CasaBet, Winbandits, Grattiano, Pulsarspins, Greekwin, Zeuzbet, and Gamblezen. The licence is valid until 17 December 2026. SpinTitans, OlymposWin, Betnaro, Winserra, CasaBet, and SpellWin are also linked to Fortuna Games N.V. of Curaçao, the company behind Casino Joy, so the two businesses look closely connected. All five Trino Casino sister sites I profiled also block UK visitors.
A Cybertruck at level 25, but 2% cashback at level 2
Trino Casino’s loyalty scheme has 26 levels, and every £1 you bet earns one point. The prizes for reaching the top are eye-catching: 1 BTC at level 24, a Cybertruck at level 25, and a “Sky Apartment” at level 26, which the site calls Trino Legend. A personal VIP manager is promised from level 15, though the small print says that’s “at the company’s sole discretion”. The page doesn’t say how many points are needed to qualify for each level, so there’s no way of knowing how far away the Cybertruck is. Levels never go down once you’ve reached them, which is a nice touch.
The weekly cashback is advertised as “up to 35%”, up to £20,000, and it’s paid every Monday as real money you can withdraw straight away. That’s the good part. The 35% only applies at level 26, though. Cashback starts at level 2, where it’s 2%, and it doesn’t reach 10% until level 17. It’s also worked out on your deposits minus your withdrawals and your balance, so any money you’ve taken out during the week reduces it.
Limits set on request and three days to complain
Live chat is available around the clock, with support@trinocasino.com for email and kyc@trinocasino.com for the finance team. If you want to complain about how a bet was settled, the terms give you just three days from when it was decided, and “no claims will be honoured after this period”. Complaints go to customer service, then management, and then to arbitration, but the terms don’t name an independent dispute service, even though the regulator’s validation page says the operator must provide one.
The responsible gaming page lists deposit, loss, wager, and session limits, but you can’t set any of them yourself. You have to ask support, and “our manager will assist you”. Self-exclusion lasts at least six months, and the terms say a request counts only after you email responsible@trinocasino.com from your registered address. Asking in live chat or telling your VIP manager isn’t enough. The page links to Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy, and GamCare. For a casino whose regulator expects working self-exclusion and deposit limit tools, making every one of them a request to staff isn’t good enough.
A green alien and more than 12,000 games
Trino Casino looks the part. The logo features chrome letters in front of a glowing purple planet; the pages are deep purple and navy, and a small green alien mascot pops up all over the site, while the VIP page shows a furry alien in a gold suit and sunglasses. Alongside the casino, there’s a sportsbook, a shop, achievements, daily missions, and a wheel of fortune.
The game list is huge, with more than 12,000 titles from 78 studios. KA Gaming has the most with 988, followed by Spinomenal with 833, Pragmatic Play with 670, Yggdrasil with 552, and Play’n GO with 475, with Hacksaw Gaming, NetEnt, Relax Gaming, and Nolimit City among the rest. The homepage favourites include Sugar Rush 1000, Starlight Princess, The Dog House, Sweet Bonanza, Money Train 2, and San Quentin. There are rows for high-RTP slots, bonus buys, Hold and Win games, and crash games, and the live casino covers roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, and game shows from Evolution and Pragmatic Live.
Trino Casino’s reputation
Trino Casino’s Trustpilot profile is listed under trinocasino.com, the address its email address uses rather than the one it loads from. The business claimed it in September 2025 and invites customers to leave reviews, and it has 199 reviews with an average of 4.0. To its credit, it has replied to 96% of negative reviews, usually within two weeks. Happy players mention quick withdrawals and the size of the games library. Unhappy players mostly describe rejected withdrawals after they sent their ID, winnings removed for breaking bonus rules, a winning sports bet voided, slow payouts, and a few accuse the casino of rewarding (or, more bluntly, bribing) players who leave positive reviews. Several of those complaints tie straight back to the bonus rules and withdrawal terms I covered above.
A balanced view
Points in its favour
- An Anjouan Gaming licence that the regulator confirms as valid, with the operator named on the site.
- More than 12,000 slots from 78 studios, plus live casino and a sportsbook.
- Live chat around the clock.
Points against
- “Fast” withdrawals and “higher” limits promised on the homepage, but three banking days and fixed base limits in the terms.
- Cashback advertised at “up to 35%” that starts at 2%.
- Limits only on request, and self-exclusion only by email.
- Three days to dispute a bet, and no independent dispute service named.
My Trino Casino sister sites verdict: big numbers that shrink in the small print
I’ll give Trino Casino this much: it’s licensed, it says who owns it, and the games library is enormous. What lets it down is the gap between what the homepage promises and what the terms allow. Almost every big number on the site, from the withdrawal limits to the cashback, turns out to be a ceiling most players will never reach, and the tools that protect you are harder to use than the ones that keep you playing. The Trino Casino sister sites change the theme and tweak the bonus maths, but they run on the same machinery, so none of them fix that.
UK players can’t sign up anyway. If it’s the space theme that appeals, Space Wins is a much safer bet. Jumpman Gaming Limited runs it under UK Gambling Commission licence 39175, and new players can get five free spins on Starburst without depositing, once they’ve verified a debit card, with 10x wagering and up to £50 to win.
Trino Casino FAQ
Who owns Trino Casino?
Buscarar SRL, a company registered in Costa Rica, owns and operates Trino Casino under an Anjouan Gaming licence.
What are the Trino Casino sister sites?
Buscarar SRL has 44 brands on the same licence, including SpellWin, Eclipspins, Cosmicslotz, Blitz-Bet, Richville, SpinMills, and SpinTitans.
Is Trino Casino licensed?
Yes, by Anjouan Gaming, under licence ALSI-202412042-FI2. It isn’t licensed by the UK Gambling Commission.
How long do Trino Casino withdrawals take?
The terms say withdrawals are processed within three banking days, sometimes longer, with base limits of £5,000 a day, £10,000 a week, and £20,000 in any 30 days.
Can UK players sign up at Trino Casino?
No. Its terms bar UK players, its licence doesn’t cover the UK, and the site blocks visitors from Britain.