Review · Cadtree Limited
Spin Casino in Alberta, read from the list rather than from the lobby
Spin Casino is the clearest example on this site of a brand that is really one of four doors into the same company. The list puts it on row 41, run by Cadtree Limited, and most of what is worth knowing about it follows from that line.
- On the Alberta listAGLC registration · Cadtree Limitedrow 41, listed as "Spin Casino" at www.spincasino.ca/alberta/ · read on November 12, 2026 · AiGC list
- CompanyCadtree Limited
- ProgrammeSuper Partners
- Age18 or over
- Same companyJackpot City, Royal Vegas, Ruby Fortune
Open Spin CasinoCommercial link · 18+ · players in Alberta only · the operator's terms apply · list read 12.11.2026
What the list says, line by line
On November 12, 2026 the Alberta iGaming Corporation's list carried "Spin Casino" on row 41, at the address www.spincasino.ca/alberta/, and the "details" of the entry named Cadtree Limited as the "operator". That is three facts, and each one can be checked by you in under a minute, which is more than can be said for most of what is written about casinos.
The address deserves a second look, because it is the part copied most often by imitators. The registered site lives in a folder called "/alberta/" on the Canadian domain (spincasino.ca), not on a ".com" and not on a domain with extra words in it, which means that a page looking like Spin Casino at any other address is not the site on the list, however good the "copy" may be.
One company, four casinos
Cadtree Limited runs four of the fifty-one sites on the list (only Apollo Entertainment runs more): Jackpot City (row 29), Royal Vegas (row 38), Ruby Fortune (row 39) and Spin Casino (row 41). All four follow the same pattern of address, all four belong to the same affiliate programme, and a player who has used one will find the others familiar from the first screen.
We think this is the most useful fact about Spin Casino, and it is rarely mentioned. Choosing between the four is less like choosing between four shops than between four doors of the same shop. Behind the doors sit the same "cashier" (the trade's word for the payments page) and, very probably, the same complaints team that answers when something goes wrong.
None of that is a criticism. A company that runs several brands well can run them better than a company that runs one badly, and the province treats every brand on its own row with the same standards; it simply means that the reputation worth checking is the company's, and that a dispute at one door is, in practice, a dispute with all four.
What other sources say
On Trustpilot, the profile for spincasino.com shows 3.7 out of 5 on 2,654 reviews, read on November 12, 2026.
That is the average of what other people wrote, about the brand in every market where it operates and not about the Alberta site in particular; it is not our rating, and we publish none.
Reading that average
A 3.7 on more than two and a half thousand reviews is not a small sample, and it sits well above most of the other casinos on this site. It is, however, the "average" for "spincasino.com" (the brand's international profile), so it mixes players from many countries, many regulators and several years, and the Alberta site is only a few months old.
Reviews of casinos also arrive in a skewed way, since people write after a win they want to share or after a withdrawal they are angry about, and rarely after an ordinary evening. We print the number because it is public and because readers ask for it; we would not choose a site on it alone, and neither, we suspect, would you.
What the province adds to any account opened here
Whatever the brand, a registered site in Alberta must offer "deposit, loss and time limits" when the account is opened, hold the player's money in a "trust account" in Canada and honour the province's "self-exclusion", which closes every registered site at once. Those rules come from AGLC's standards (see the law in Alberta), not from the operator's goodwill.
They also give a complaint somewhere to go. If the operator has not resolved a problem within seventy-two hours, it can be taken to AiGC, which is a real difference from the sites that are not on the list, where a complaint is a message into the void (the route is described on the complaints page).
What we could not check, and say so
We have not held a real-money account at Spin Casino, so we cannot tell you how long a withdrawal takes in practice, how the identity checks feel, or how the support team answers at two in the morning. Any site that claims to have done this for every casino it lists deserves to be asked for its screenshots!
What we have checked is the row, the company, the address and the public pages, and the games we played in demo versions are described on their own pages. The "lobby" of the Alberta site, the payment methods and any offer are on the operator's site, where the province wants them to be, and where the terms in force on the day of opening an account can be read in full.
Before opening an account
Check the row, compare the address in the browser with the one on the list, and look for the AiGC logo in the footer (usually beside the seal of the Responsible Gambling Council); if any of the three checks fails, the list is the place to start again. Then set a deposit limit at sign-up, when the site is obliged to offer one, rather than after the first session, when it is easier to argue with yourself.
If Spin Casino is not the right door, the three sister sites are described on their own pages, each from a different angle: Jackpot City for what a large review count means, Royal Vegas for what a small one cannot say, and Ruby Fortune for the complaint route.
By the Alberta Casinos Online editorial team · Last updated: November 13, 2026 · Online since 2026
