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When the balance screen freezes mid-session
Late on a weeknight, the balance screen freezes in the middle of a session and the page drops back to the front. Often the cause sits on your side of the connection: a Wi-Fi signal that fades for a few seconds, a phone that switches to mobile data, or a browser that clears its cookies when you close it. A login can also end when the same account is opened on another device, so check whether a second window or phone is still signed in. Start by reloading the page and signing in again with the email address or username you registered with. If the same drop happens twice in a row, write to [email protected] and include the date, the time and the device you used, so support can trace the event rather than guess at it.
Deposit limits and self-exclusion
The first time the lobby loads after you sign in, the top of the screen shows your balance and a menu opens the rest of the account. Your history keeps a record of recent activity, so you can match a payment to what you remember before you contact anyone. The cashier handles deposits and withdrawals, and the smallest withdrawal you can request is A$18. Responsible gambling tools sit in the same area: deposit limits, a time-out period, self-exclusion, reality check reminders and an account pause. Review them as soon as you arrive, not after a bad week, because a limit set on a calm day is easier to keep. Bonuses you hold are listed there too, with the details of each offer.
Wide laptop screen, narrow phone screen
On a weekday evening, the laptop shows the lobby across the full width of the screen, with the menu along the top. Later the same account opens on the phone's browser, and the layout folds into a single column so the cashier and the history sit under a tap. Your email address or username and your password work the same way on both, so you never need a second account for the phone. The difference lies in the device, not the account. Use the laptop when you want a wide view of your history, and the phone for quick checks between other things. On a shared computer, sign out before you walk away, even for a minute, and close the browser window so that the next person cannot reach your balance.
Spinbet Casino staff never ask for passwords
A week before your next visit, check that the email address you registered with still belongs to you and that you can open its inbox, because a reset link goes only there. Keep your password somewhere only you can read, such as a password manager, rather than on a note near the computer. You can change your password from your account area whenever you suspect someone else has seen it. Spinbet Casino staff will never ask for your password, whether by live chat, by phone or by email, so treat any such request as a warning sign. Doing this check now, while nothing is wrong, is far easier than doing it on a locked screen at midnight.
Photo ID and proof of address
On the morning you cannot recall your password, start on the sign-in page and choose the reset option. Spinbet Casino sends a reset link to the email address you registered with, so open that message and set a new password from it. If nothing arrives after a short wait, check the spam folder before you call +61 72 194 5398. Verification comes later and sits between you and your first withdrawal. Photo ID, proof of address and payment method verification are the three documents you may be asked to provide. Identity documents are checked at the latest before that first withdrawal, and the review takes 38 hours, so upload clear, complete files once rather than in pieces.