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Pin-Up

✓ Reviewed
casinosportsbookFounded 2016
Licensed by
Curacao eGaming
1668/JAZ

ByBetting Desk·Sports Betting Editor

Reviewed byKris Fawkes·Chief Editor

Last reviewed:

What to know
  • Licensing & regulation — Curaçao licence with some local-market presence.
  • Bonus & terms fairness — Bonus includes free spins under standard wagering.
  • Track record & scale — Active since 2016 across CIS markets.

Welcome bonus

120% up to $1000

deposit matchWagering x50
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Our Pin-Up review

Pin-Up, established in 2016, is an offshore-licensed operator running on a single Curacao eGaming permit (1668/JAZ). Curacao licensing is common among brands serving CIS, South Asian and Latin American markets, but it offers lighter consumer protections than European regulators, so players should keep their own records and understand the dispute process before depositing. The brand accepts players from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, India, Brazil, Turkey, Peru and Chile.

Bonus structure

The welcome bonus is a 120% deposit match up to $1,000, but the terms are demanding: a x50 wagering requirement and a $10,000 maximum cashout. A fifty-times playthrough is high by any standard and means substantial turnover is needed before bonus funds can be withdrawn, so the realistic value is well short of the advertised figure. Anyone claiming it should read the full conditions carefully.

As a product, Pin-Up covers casino and sportsbook. Banking leans toward modern and regional methods, with Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Bitcoin, Tether, UPI, Pix and bank transfer all listed, and balances supported in USD, EUR, AZN, KZT, UZS, INR, BRL and TRY. The interface is broadly localised, with English, Azerbaijani, Kazakh, Uzbek, Hindi, Portuguese, Turkish and Russian available.

  • Crypto (Bitcoin, Tether) plus local rails such as UPI and Pix
  • Eight supported currencies across CIS, India and Latin America
  • Eight interface languages including Azerbaijani, Kazakh and Turkish

Pin-Up is best suited to players in its accepted regions who want local-language support and flexible deposits. The caveats are the single Curacao licence, the high x50 wagering, the cashout cap, and its unavailability in markets such as the US, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Australia and Japan. Gamble responsibly: set deposit limits, take breaks, and never stake money you cannot afford to lose.

✓ Pros

  • +Wide language localisation including Azerbaijani, Kazakh, Uzbek and Turkish
  • +Accepts Bitcoin and Tether alongside UPI and Pix for local markets
  • +Supports eight currencies including AZN, KZT, UZS and TRY
  • +Covers both casino and sportsbook
  • +Operating since 2016

✕ Cons

  • Holds only a single Curacao eGaming licence
  • Welcome bonus carries a high x50 wagering requirement
  • Bonus winnings are capped at a $10,000 maximum cashout
  • Not available in the US, UK, Germany or Australia

Payment methods

VisaMastercardSkrillBitcoinTetherUPIPixBank Transfer

Currencies

USDEURAZNKZTUZSINRBRLTRY

Licenses

  • Curacao eGaming · 1668/JAZ (CW)

Languages

enazkkuzhipttrru

Accepted countries

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Bonus terms

You must wager the bonus 50× (deposit + bonus) within 7 days before winnings can be withdrawn. While the bonus is active, no single bet may exceed $5.

Min. deposit
$10
Wagering
x50
Wagering applies to
deposit + bonus
Max bet while active
$5
Max cashout
$10000
Time to clear
7 days
Free spins
250 free spins

Game weighting

slots · 100%live casino · 5%table games · 10%video poker · 5%

Excluded games

  • Progressive jackpot slots
  • Selected high-RTP slots

Payments & withdrawal speed

MethodDepositWithdrawalLimitsPayout speed
Visa$10 – $5,0001–3 days
Mastercard$10 – $5,0001–3 days
Skrill$10 – $10,0000–24 h
Bitcoin$10 – $50,000Instant
Tether$10 – $50,000Instant
UPI$5 – $3,0000–6 h
Pix$5 – $3,0000–6 h
Bank Transfer$20 – $20,0002–5 days

Bonuses offered

  • No-deposit bonusNot offered
  • Free spinsOffered
  • CashbackOffered
  • Bonus codesOffered
  • Wager-free bonusNot offered

Responsible gambling tools

3/7 tools
  • Link to a gambling-help organisation
  • Reality-check reminders
  • Deposit & loss limits
  • Transaction history access
  • Self-assessment test
  • Self-exclusion
  • Time-out / cool-off

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Pin-Up: common questions

Is Pin-Up licensed?

Pin-Up publishes licence 1668/JAZ (Curacao eGaming), which you can look up in the issuing regulator's public register. A licence names the regulator that supervises the operator. It does not decide whether gambling is legal where you live — your own national law does that.

What is the Pin-Up welcome bonus, and what are its terms?

The published welcome offer is 120% up to $1000. Before winnings can be withdrawn, the deposit plus the bonus must be wagered 50×, and the terms allow 7 days to do it. The published cap on what can be withdrawn from it is $10000. Promotions change and differ by country — only the terms shown to you at sign-up bind.

What is the minimum deposit at Pin-Up?

The welcome offer requires a deposit of at least $10. That is the bonus's condition rather than the cashier's floor — individual payment methods set their own minimums, some of them higher.

How long do Pin-Up withdrawals take?

It depends on the method. The fastest is all but instant (Bitcoin and Tether); the slowest is 2–5 days (Bank Transfer). Those are the operator's own published processing windows — identity checks and your bank or wallet add time on top.

Which payment methods does Pin-Up accept?

Pin-Up publishes 8 payment methods, among them Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Bitcoin, Tether and UPI. Which of them are open to you depends on your country and account currency, and not every method can be used to withdraw.

Which countries are restricted at Pin-Up?

Pin-Up lists the following countries as restricted: Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, United Kingdom and United States. The operator's list changes, and what finally controls is its current terms together with the law where you live — check both before registering.

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