Xtraspin sister sites in a nutshell
Xtraspin is an offshore casino and sportsbook operated by Three Cats B.V. of Curaçao, launched in early 2025. It holds a current Curaçao licence, but no UK Gambling Commission licence, so it’s off-limits to UK players. Its same-operator sister sites are Jackpot Raider and NineWin, and it sits in a wider family of near-identical platform siblings including Katana Spin, BetGem and R2PBet. They share the same template, games and mostly the same bonuses, so they play very much alike.
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Important licensing note
Xtraspin runs on a current Curaçao licence (reference OGL/2024/969/1019), held by its operator Three Cats B.V., company number 164649. So the licence is in force. The catch is that it’s a Curaçao licence, not a UK one, and a Curaçao permit is light-touch and does nothing for a British player. Xtraspin has no UK Gambling Commission licence, so it can’t lawfully take UK players, and none of the UK protections applies: no GAMSTOP, no UK affordability checks, no independent UK dispute resolution, and no customer-funds protection. The brand leans into the non-GAMSTOP market, but a missing GAMSTOP is a removed safeguard, not a feature.
At a glance
Brand reviewed
Xtraspin
Operator
Three Cats B.V.
Licence
Curaçao (not UKGC)
Launched
Early 2025
Sister sites
Jackpot Raider, NineWin, Katana Spin, BetGem, R2PBet
Welcome offer
Up to £450 + 250 spins, 35x
Min withdrawal
High (around £40 to £50)
Last checked
29 June 2026
The Xtraspin network
Xtraspin belongs to a wide cluster of casinos built on one shared software template, so moving between them feels less like switching casinos and more like changing the skin. There’s a distinction worth drawing once: two of the brands here share Xtraspin’s actual operator, while the rest run the same platform under separate but related Curaçao companies. I’ll flag which is which on each profile, but for a player the practical effect is much the same: near-identical games, terms and cashier across the lot. None of them are UK-licensed.
Jackpot Raider
- Relationship: A same-operator sister site, run by the same company on the same licence.
- Identity: An adventurer-and-raider theme, a touch more character than Xtraspin’s plainer spin-led styling, though the lobby underneath is the same.
- Experience: The same three-part welcome bonus, the same big library and the same cashier behaviour as Xtraspin.
- Why compare it: It’s the closest sibling, so it’s the cleanest like-for-like if you want the same operator with a different wrapper.
- See it as: A confirmed same-operator Xtraspin sister site.
NineWin
- Relationship: Another same-operator sister site, also tied to the Three Cats B.V. setup.
- Identity: A casino-and-sportsbook brand that sells the casino lobby hardest, the closest in feel to Xtraspin of the whole family.
- Library: The same 6,000-plus game count, with one small difference: NineWin carries Relax Gaming titles that Xtraspin doesn’t.
- UK position: Its own terms name the United Kingdom as restricted, so it’s just as off-limits to British players as Xtraspin.
- See it as: The nearest same-operator look-and-feel match.
Katana Spin
- Relationship: A platform sibling rather than a same-operator sister site, run by a separate Curaçao company (Caishxn Holding B.V.) on the same template.
- Identity: A Japan-inspired, samurai theme, the most committed styling in the wider family and a clear contrast to Xtraspin’s plainer look.
- Experience: Near-identical underneath, the same library, live games and three-stage welcome shape.
- Its own family: It heads a small sub-cluster of its own, which is part of why the wider Xtraspin sister sites network looks bigger than any single operator.
- See it as: The most distinctively themed casino in the family.
BetGem
- Relationship: A sister site on the same template, tied most closely to Jackpot Raider within the wider cluster.
- Identity: More sportsbook-led than Xtraspin, with the casino as a strong second string.
- Experience: The same platform, games and bonus shape, so it plays much like Xtraspin once you’re past the front page.
- Best for: Players who want the same underlying product with the betting side pushed further forward.
- What changes: The emphasis leans to sport; otherwise it’s the familiar template.
R2PBet
- Relationship: Another platform sibling on the same template, on the Katana Spin side of the wider family.
- Identity: The most sportsbook-forward brand in the cluster, blunt about the betting side where Xtraspin is casino-first.
- Name: A nod to RTP (return to player), which is branding rather than any promise of better odds.
- Experience: The same all-under-one-login structure and the same offshore trade-offs on protection.
- See it as: The sportsbook-led sibling, reviewed in full here on The Sister Site.
Theme and games
Xtraspin doesn’t really do a theme in the costume sense, the name points at spins and the styling is clean and modern rather than dressed up as pirates or samurai. That suits it: this is a casino selling breadth and bonuses rather than a story. The site is a fast, mobile-friendly build with the full cashier and live chat on mobile, and it covers casino, live casino and a sportsbook under one login.
The library is the strong point: a big catalogue (counts run from around 2,000 well past 6,000 depending on region and date) of slots, table games, jackpots, crash and specialty titles, from recognised studios including Playson, BGaming, Endorphina, NetEnt and Evolution. The games come from legitimate, certified providers, so the catalogue itself isn’t the concern; as ever, the things to weigh are the bonus terms, the cashier and the offshore protections, covered next.
Ownership and licensing
Xtraspin is, or was, operated by Pointissimo B.V., a Curaçao company, and there’s a naming wrinkle worth clearing up. The operator’s public-facing name is Pointissimo B.V., but on the current Curaçao licence record the holder appears as Three Cats B.V. These aren’t two companies: it’s the same legal entity (company number 164649) after a change of registered name, holding licence OGL/2024/969/1019. So the licence is valid and in force, and it’s the same one behind Xtraspin’s sister site Jackpot Raider.
That puts Xtraspin in the better-off group of offshore casinos: it holds an actual licence rather than merely claiming one. The limitation is simply that it’s a Curaçao licence. The regime is light-touch, and for a UK player it carries none of the oversight, funds protection or dispute machinery a UKGC brand would. Xtraspin has no UK licence and can’t lawfully serve UK players.
On the network, the setup is two-tier. Jackpot Raider and NineWin are true same-operator sister sites, the same Pointissimo and/or Three Cats B.V. company. The other brands commonly listed alongside Xtraspin, Katana Spin, BetGem, R2PBet and the rest, run the same software template but under separate, related Curaçao operators. They’re functionally sister sites for a player, near-identical to use, but they aren’t all one company.
The bonuses, generous-looking but hard to clear
The welcome is a three-part casino package: 100% up to £150 plus 150 free spins on your first deposit, 55% up to £100 plus 100 spins on the second, and 100% up to £200 on the third, a maximum of £450 in bonus funds and 250 free spins in total. The minimum qualifying deposit is around £20, the spins are drip-fed over several days, and the whole thing carries a 35x wagering requirement. Because the UK’s 10x cap doesn’t apply offshore, that 35x is the real figure, more than three times the most a UK-licensed casino could ask, so the realistic value sits well below the headline once you’ve played it through. By Xtraspin’s own framing, this isn’t a ground-breaking welcome; it’s a competent, middle-of-the-road offer that’s near-identical to the rest of its platform family.
There’s a fuller sportsbook welcome for bettors too, plus a busy ongoing slate; the brand advertises 30-plus live promotions at a time. The regular highlights are 50 weekly free spins (Monday to Thursday on a qualifying deposit), a weekend reload of 50% up to £700 plus 50 spins, weekly cashback of up to 25% scaled by VIP tier, a high-roller deal (promo code 50HIGH, 50% up to £500 on a £300-plus deposit, three days a week, 35x), a 25% midweek reload, and frequent tournaments such as Rookie Rumble with cash prize pools.
Loyalty runs through a five-tier VIP ladder (Bronze to Diamond), earning a point per £10 wagered, with cashback, faster withdrawals, higher limits and a personal manager higher up. As ever with this network, the value is real enough for committed regulars but thinner for the casual newcomer the welcome targets, and the wagering is the part to read before you opt in rather than the headline total.
Payments and withdrawals
Banking is broad and crypto-friendly: cards (Visa, Mastercard), e-wallets, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and a wide range of cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, USDT and more), across fiat and cryptocurrencies. The minimum deposit is around £10 to £20 depending on the method, and deposits are instant.
Two practical points stand out. The minimum withdrawal is on the high side, ranging from £40 to £50, so a small balance is hard to cash out. And while crypto and e-wallet payouts can be quick, the speed depends heavily on verification: identity, age and address checks are required before a first withdrawal, and that’s where the process can stall. Monthly withdrawal ceilings also apply, reported around the £15,000 mark, rising with VIP tier.
As with any offshore brand, there’s no UK customer-funds protection behind this; your balance isn’t ring-fenced to a UK standard, so its safety rests on the operator’s conduct rather than a regulator’s rules.
Support and complaints
Support is offered around the clock through live chat, with email as a backup at support@xtraspin.com. There’s no customer support phone number. Higher VIP tiers are promised priority support and faster queue handling.
Day-to-day support: 24/7 live chat and email; no telephone option
Withdrawal and verification queries: handled in-house, and the most common sticking point
If a dispute arises: there’s no UK regulator and no independent UK adjudicator; the Curaçao framework is the only external route, and its practical reach for an individual player is limited
That last point is the one that matters. At a UK-licensed casino, a contested withdrawal can be taken to a free, independent adjudicator who can force a decision. Here there’s no such referee, so if an in-house ruling goes against you, your options are very limited. If you play from a market where Xtraspin operates, keep dated records of deposits, bonuses, verification documents and withdrawal requests from the start; that paper trail is realistically your main leverage if something goes wrong.
Reputation and player feedback
Xtraspin has gathered a fair body of player feedback for a brand this young, and it cuts both ways. The positives are specific: plenty of players describe depositing a small amount, winning, verifying quickly (often via an automated check that takes seconds) and being paid within hours, with several “paid every time” accounts and one player reporting a £1,000 jackpot on a £25 deposit cashed out without fuss. For a lot of everyday users, the experience matches the marketing.
But there’s a clear and recurring failure mode that pulls the other way, and it’s worth knowing before you deposit. A run of players describe withdrawals stalling at the verification stage, in some cases after the account was already fully verified, with the cashout sitting on “performing checks” for days, and occasionally being cancelled and the funds returned to the balance. Others cite confusing bonus terms and the high minimum withdrawal as friction points. So the pattern isn’t “this casino doesn’t pay”, many people are paid, and quickly, it’s that a verification or security review can land on a withdrawal more or less without warning and stall it for an uncomfortable stretch, with no outside referee to lean on.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- A verified Curaçao licence, not the untraceable kind some offshore rivals rely on.
- A large, certified game library plus a full sportsbook under one login.
- Many reports of fast payouts and quick, automated verification.
- A busy promotional slate and a clear five-tier VIP scheme for regulars.
What I don’t
- No UKGC licence, so off-limits to UK players, with no GAMSTOP, funds protection or UK dispute route.
- Consistent reports of withdrawals stalling at verification, sometimes after the account was already verified.
- A 35x welcome well above the UK cap, and a high minimum withdrawal.
- Little to distinguish it from its near-identical platform sister sites.
My Xtraspin verdict
Xtraspin is one of the more reassuring brands in its sister site family, and I’ll give it that gladly. The licence is current, the game library is large and certified, and, unusually for an offshore casino, there’s a substantial weight of player feedback saying it pays, often fast, often after a verification step that takes seconds rather than days. Judged purely on the median experience, it lands as a competent, slightly anonymous casino that does what it says. For casual play in a market where it operates, plenty of people use it happily.
The qualifier is the verification soft spot. The complaints that recur aren’t about a casino that never pays, they’re about withdrawals that can stall on a “security check” without much warning, sometimes even after full verification, and with no independent referee to lean on if it happens to you. That’s a manageable risk if you keep stakes and cashouts small, and a real problem if you’re sitting on a big balance you need out. So for a UK reader the answer is firm regardless: Xtraspin holds no UK licence, so it’s off-limits, and the Curaçao licence changes nothing there. For players elsewhere, it’s a reasonable-but-unremarkable option. For any UK reader who came here wanting a big, bonus-led casino with protections that actually hold, a UK Gambling Commission-licensed brand is the right home; somewhere like Mr Q pairs a large casino with no-nonsense, fully wager-free bonuses and the funds rules, self-exclusion and independent dispute resolution Xtraspin can’t offer.
Xtraspin sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are Xtraspin’s sister sites?
Xtraspin’s sister sites with the same operator are Jackpot Raider and NineWin, both run by the same company (Pointissimo B.V., now known as Three Cats B.V. on the register). It also sits in a wider family of same-template platform siblings including Katana Spin, BetGem and R2PBet, which play almost identically.
Who operates Xtraspin?
Xtraspin is operated by Pointissimo B.V., a Curaçao company that appears on the current licence register under the name Three Cats B.V. (the same legal entity, company number 164649). It holds Curaçao licence OGL/2024/969/1019.
Is Xtraspin licensed?
Yes, but in Curaçao, not the UK. It holds a current Curaçao licence under Pointissimo B.V. (Three Cats B.V.). It has no UK Gambling Commission licence, so it can’t legally accept UK players and offers none of the UK protections.
Can UK players use Xtraspin?
No. Xtraspin isn’t UK-licensed, so it’s off-limits to British players and provides none of the UK safeguards (GAMSTOP, independent dispute resolution, funds protection). UK players should use a UK Gambling Commission-licensed casino instead.
What is the Xtraspin welcome bonus?
A three-part casino welcome: 100% up to £150 plus 150 spins, then 55% up to £100 plus 100 spins, then 100% up to £200, a maximum of £450 plus 250 free spins, on a roughly £20 minimum, at 35x wagering. There’s a separate sportsbook welcome and a busy ongoing promotions slate too.
Why do some players complain about Xtraspin withdrawals?
Many players are paid quickly, but a recurring complaint is withdrawals stalling at the verification or “security check” stage, sometimes after the account was already verified, occasionally being cancelled back to the balance. The high minimum withdrawal adds friction, and there’s no UK regulator to appeal to.
Is Xtraspin the same as Jackpot Raider?
Behind the scenes, effectively yes: they share the same operator and the same licence, so they’re true sister sites. The main differences are cosmetic; Jackpot Raider wears an adventurer theme, while Xtraspin keeps a plainer, spin-led look.