OrbitspinsReviews of orbitspins.com

Great games but cashing out seems to be a task

My user name is Mrpibb33

Fun decorations great for time spent

I’ve enjoyed myself pretty much so far just a few glitches at the wrong times other than that I have no complaints

I like it so far, i see potential in its life

Games about average winds could be a little more…. Such a small winds over a dollar to keep people interested in to make you feel like you’re doing something.

Honestly I kinda disagree with other people's reviews. I got a free chip no deposit bonus and played the playthrough requirements at I think 40x. Okay fine, cash out was max 50. No problem. I had to get approved for kyc verification before I could withdraw, and that took around 5 days. Still no problem yet. Only thing I can say was kind of disappointing was that I had to make a min. 15 deposit before I could successfully withdraw my funds. At first I was unsure but I figured I'd try it out after talking to live support. So I did it and at first it kept saying I had to do the verification deposit. So I contacted support again and they told me to relog, clear my cache and restart my phone. Okay so after doing that... finally I was able to withdraw the 50 plus the 15 I had deposited. A long way for just 65 but when the e transfer went through I was pretty happy and surprised. Not saying I would recommend but also not saying I wouldn't. Either way it went through and hopefully if I decide to make another deposit in the future, I hope there won't be as many hoops to jump through. In conclusion, I don't think it's a scam. They're just doing the steps needed and honestly, by them doing that, it shows they're actually following the rules and terms of online casinos.

I don't want to be unfair I only played on orbit one time. I received a promotion email which offered free spins for a welcome offer if I signed up (It's the standard for creating an account as any other platform), then I easily collected and played my free spins without any hassle, so far so good, and when finished, naturally there was a playthrough requirement, (obscene amount, but I've seen far worse. I want to say it was 40x, and for the effort, you only get to cash out a max of $50, and you can't cash out with less than that... considering how long it takes to meet the required playthrough, I wasnt exactly thrilled, but whatever). I ended up reaching the $50 that was needed for the cash out, (yay), and I got my driver's license for the verification, as well as a bank statement. I always hate that part, but it wasn't overly tasking like I have seen in other platforms. (It was a relatively painless experience, truth be told), and I liked seeing "you are just one step away from instant withdrawals!" Or some such jargon, but then, after my identification was uploaded, a message popped up with another (previously unmentioned) requirement, one that confused me a bit... they said that they wanted a "verification deposit" to confirm I'm a person... A) Since what year and in what world does me sending you bitcoin prove my identity? B) When does "no deposit" mean "send us money first"? C) Why, if I need to send $15 (at least $15) or more before I'm allowed to withdraw funds won from a promotion, did I really need a 40x playthrough? If it was free, okay, I get it, but requirement of a deposit first? Playthrough shouldn't be more than 15-20x, if that. After the playthrough requirement being met, I then need to send 15 bucks as well, just so I can get 50 sent back ... When you count the deposit, I'm doing all this to make 35 bucks. After the time and effort, is that worth it? I thought that there must be a mistake,but then I contacted support to figure out how to withdraw and was told that I can not use the withdrawal function without a deposit first, which sounds sketchy. Concerned, I checked trustpilot and saw all these other reviews which kind of prompted me to leave one myself, not saying not to trust this site but saying be careful if you choose to. Personally, I decided not to send in the money. I don't have as much as I used to, as I'm disabled and my budget is limited, and on top of all the fake platform and just outright scams that are out there nowadays, I'm inclined to believe that if all I get is $35, which will be less after the Bitcoin transaction fees are taken care of and I've cashed out, well that's just not worth putting my ID and personal information on the internet. I don't know if I'm going to try the cash out process or not, but if I do I'll update the rating to better (or worse), depending on whether it pays. Since my budget is limited I'm not sure it's worth me risking 15 on a questionable venture just to hopefully get 50 back later on.