General
about freespin.ee and our work
What is freespin.ee?
freespin.ee is an independent Estonian-language website bringing together casino reviews, bonus comparisons and practical guides. Our goal is to help players make clearer and safer choices.
Is freespin.ee a casino?
No. We’re not a gambling operator, we don’t manage player accounts or accept payments. We’re an independent comparison and information resource. Gambling always takes place at the relevant casino, whose own terms apply.
How do you rate casinos?
Each casino gets an overall score based on five weighted criteria: licence and safety (30%), bonuses and terms (20%), game selection (20%), payout speed (15%) and customer support (15%). Read more in our methodology.
Are your reviews independent?
Yes. Our editorial team is independent and a ranking position can’t be bought. Every rating is based on the same transparent methodology and verified facts.
How often is the information updated?
We update reviews, bonuses and terms constantly so the information is always current. If something has changed or needs correcting, we do it quickly and openly.
Casinos and reviews
Selection, licences and comparison
How to choose a safe online casino?
Start with the licence — prefer casinos supervised by the Estonian MTA. Then compare the real value of bonuses, the game selection, payout speed and Estonian-language support. Our ranking rates all casinos by the same methodology.
How do I recognise a licensed casino?
A licensed casino shows its licence details in the site footer. Estonian-licensed casinos are supervised by the Tax and Customs Board. In our ranking every casino’s licence is verified and listed.
What is an Estonian MTA licence?
It’s a gambling licence issued by the Estonian Tax and Customs Board. MTA-licensed casinos are under local supervision and must offer responsible-gambling tools such as limits and self-exclusion.
Can I compare casinos with each other?
Yes. With our comparison tool you can line up to four casinos at once — bonuses, payment methods, licences and ratings in one view.
Bonuses and offers
Welcome bonuses, spins and terms
What is a welcome bonus?
A welcome bonus is a first-deposit offer for new players — usually a deposit match (e.g. 100% up to €200) and/or free spins. See current offers on the offers page.
What is a wagering requirement?
The wagering requirement shows how many times you must wager the bonus before withdrawing. For example, a 35× requirement on a €100 bonus means €3,500 in bets. The lower the multiplier, the better.
Is the biggest bonus always the best choice?
No. A big bonus percentage with a high wagering requirement can be worse than a smaller bonus with fair terms. Calculate the bonus’s effective value with our bonus calculator.
What are free spins?
Free spins are slot spins you don’t pay for yourself — often part of a welcome or promotional offer. Their winnings may carry separate wagering requirements.
How do you calculate a bonus’s real value?
Use our bonus calculator — it accounts for the wagering requirement, bet contribution and RTP’s impact and shows the bonus’s effective value before you deposit.
Payments and withdrawals
Payment methods, speed and limits
Which payment methods are common at Estonian casinos?
The most common are bank cards (Visa, Mastercard), bank links and transfers, e-wallets (Skrill, Neteller) and increasingly crypto too. See, for example, our Mastercard casinos ranking.
How fast are casino withdrawals?
It depends on the casino and payment method. The best casinos process withdrawals in 0–24 hours; crypto is usually fastest, bank transfers slowest. Payout speed is one of our rating criteria.
Are there fees for payments?
At licensed casinos deposits and withdrawals are mostly free. Your bank or e-wallet may in rare cases apply its own fee — check this in your provider’s terms.
What is the minimum deposit?
At most casinos the minimum is €10, but some let you start from just €1–5. The minimum amount is shown in every review.
Responsible gambling
Safe play and help
How to gamble responsibly?
Set yourself a firm budget and time limit, don’t try to chase losses and only gamble with money you can afford. Licensed casinos offer deposit and loss limits and gaming breaks. Read more on the responsible gambling page.
What is self-exclusion?
Self-exclusion lets you keep yourself out of gambling temporarily or long-term. In Estonia you can add yourself to the HAMPI self-exclusion list, which applies at all licensed operators at once.
Where to get help with a gambling problem?
Are minors allowed to gamble?
No. Gambling is strictly prohibited for those under 18 (21 in some markets). Licensed casinos verify players’ age. Play responsibly — 21+.