Scoring, Punter Style
Think of it as a return on your stake. The size of the stake doesn’t matter, only how big a multiple it pays.
Points = amount won ÷ amount wagered
- The terms give this example: a A$1.50 spin that wins A$15 is a 10x return, worth 10 points.
- A A$0.50 spin that lands A$30 is a 60x return, worth 60 points.
So piling on bigger bets buys you nothing on the leaderboard. You’re hunting a big-multiplier hit. The terms don’t say whether points from separate spins add up across a round or whether only your best spin counts. Only finished spins score, so a feature still running at the round’s close won’t count.
Games That Don’t Count
The exclusion list is long. It includes 40 Lucky Fruits, 88 Fortune Cats, the Rampage series, several Demi Gods, Story of Egypt, Story of Vikings and Story of Hercules versions, 4 Horsemen, 100 Lucky Chilies, Spinning Lights and every 1 Reel game. If your spins aren’t scoring, the game is probably on it.
The Prize Multiplier Wheel
Prize winners get one optional spin within 24 hours of a round ending. The prize goes up, stays put or gets forfeited, and the result is final.
Watch out
It’s a double-or-nothing style punt on money you’ve already won.
I’d only take it with a prize I was happy to lose.
The Fine Print Worth Reading
- Round details are in the game. Pools, paid places, minimum bets and bet caps show only in the tournament tool.
- The headline is league-wide. A$18,000,000 is Spinoleague’s advertised total, not a single round’s prize.
- Spinomenal can step in. It can suspend players, disqualify results or adjust scores over suspected exploitative play, and malfunctions void pays and plays.
- Read the full terms. PowBet’s Spinoleague terms carry the full exclusion list and dispute rules, so check them before you play.
Worth a Crack?
My take
If you spin Spinomenal pokies between games, yes.
Joining costs nothing extra, prizes carry no wagering, and small stakes compete on equal terms. The downsides are the hidden round details, the long exclusion list and the all-or-nothing wheel.
Spinoleague is for players aged 18+. A tournament that runs round after round for most of the year can keep you spinning longer than planned, so set a time and spend limit first. Gambling Help Online is available on 1800 858 858 or at gamblinghelponline.org.au.
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