Spinpolo License

Certain countries and regions are excluded from Spinpolo’s licenced operations across all platforms, including the website, mobile applications, and associated services. Players located in the following territories are not permitted to register or use any Spinpolo service.

• United States — Regulatory ban; no licence coverage for online gambling at the federal level
• United Kingdom — Separate licensing regime; no active UK Gambling Commission authorisation
• Australia — Regulatory restrictions under the Interactive Gambling Act
• France — Regulator restrictions; separate national licensing required
• Netherlands — Regulator restrictions; Kansspelautoriteit authorisation required
• Spain — Separate national licensing required; regulator restrictions apply
• Germany — Regulator restrictions; specific state treaty compliance required
• Italy — No AAMS/ADM licence coverage; regulator restrictions apply
• Belgium — Regulatory ban for unlicensed operators under Belgian Gaming Commission rules
• Sweden — Spelinspektionen authorisation required; no active licence coverage
• Denmark — Spillemyndigheden authorisation required; no active licence coverage
• Portugal — SRIJ licensing required; regulator restrictions apply
• Singapore — Regulatory ban under the Remote Gambling Act
• Hong Kong — Regulatory ban on online gambling services
• Cyprus — Regulator restrictions; national licensing required
• Curaçao (non-covered sub-licences) — Licence coverage restrictions apply to certain sub-jurisdictions

This list is subject to change based on regulatory updates. It is your responsibility to verify whether access to Spinpolo is permitted in your specific location.

Spinpolo is not the owner of companies licenced by the specified gambling regulator and does not hold any management authority over them. The Spinpolo brand operates independently of any such entities.

Spinpolo holds no financial, managerial, or any other form of interest in separately licenced companies referenced in connection with the regulatory framework. Spinpolo has no capacity to influence, direct, or otherwise affect the operational or management decisions of those companies. Accordingly, Spinpolo bears no legal or practical responsibility for the actions, omissions, or regulatory violations of any such company. Any claims, complaints, or disputes involving those entities must be directed to the relevant company or the applicable regulatory authority.

A licence verification system is available to all users, allowing you to confirm Spinpolo’s current regulatory status and validate the authenticity of the licence seal displayed on this platform. This tool supports transparency and helps you verify your legal protections at any time.

The verification system functions as a digital status-check tool administered by the issuing regulator. All texts, images, graphics, and associated materials contained within or produced by the verification system are the exclusive property of the regulator and are protected by applicable copyright law. Commercial use, reproduction, or distribution of these materials by any third party is strictly prohibited without prior written authorisation from the rights holder. Unauthorised or improper use of the verification system or its content may result in legal penalties under the regulator’s enforcement framework and applicable national laws.

All trademarks, logos, and commercial identifiers displayed on the Spinpolo website and mobile applications are protected under intellectual property law by the respective rights holder, being either the licence holder or the issuing regulator. These protections are legally enforceable across all jurisdictions in which the brand operates.

Ownership of these marks extends beyond formally registered trademarks and domain names to encompass all brand-style elements, including visual identifiers, design components, and other distinguishing features associated with the Spinpolo gaming service. Unauthorised use, reproduction, or imitation of any protected element is strictly prohibited. Violations may expose the infringing party to civil and criminal liability under applicable intellectual property and brand protection legislation.