Fortaprime SRL and the casinos whose code names it
Fortaprime SRL is a company registered in Costa Rica under number 3-102-891738. SpinDog’s live code names that number as the site’s owner and operator, with Stonks Limited of Cyprus acting as agent on behalf of Fortaprime SRL, in a sentence set to show only to one group of players.
The own code of Harry Casino, Bilucky, SupraPlay, Lucky Max, TeaSpins, AmonBet and Hidden Jack names the same company number, and none of them names a licence or a licensing regulator.
SpinDog Sister Sites
Sister casinos: each one’s own site code names company 3-102-891738, as SpinDog’s does; shown to one player group only; read 11 October 2026
Company number as owner, an agent for Fortaprime
Owner line worded as SpinDog’s
Credits paid in error stay the casino’s
Fortaprime SRL beside the number
Its terms direct disputes to Cyprus arbitration
The Fortaprime line Bilucky carries
Higher weekly withdrawal cap than SpinDog
Number as owner, agent clause as SpinDog’s
Fortaprime SRL named outright as owner
Fortaprime SRL in its copyright line
SpinDog’s operator, from its live code
- Owner named
- Company 3-102-891738, Costa Rica
- Agent
- Stonks Limited, Cyprus, acting for Fortaprime SRL
- Who may play
- Only where online gambling is explicitly lawful, the player’s check
- Complaints
- Support first, then outside bodies the site lists
- Support
- support@spindog.com
Regulator record
The Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa), the Dutch gambling regulator, fined Fortaprime SRL €1,795,000 on 24 February 2026 for offering games of chance to Dutch players without a licence through eight websites. SpinDog is not one of them.
Offering the games without a licence was the offence. The terms and practices below raised the fine as aggravating factors, and the decision makes no finding about any other country.
Sources: the Ksa decision and notice.
The examined websites, spindog.com not among them
All eight examinations took place in 2024, before the first casino-era copies of spindog.com in the Internet Archive (late September 2025). The first website examined named Fortaprime as provider in chapter 1 of its terms and on its homepage, and the investigation showed the same company behind the other seven. AmonBet’s own live code now names Fortaprime SRL as owner of Amonbet.com too.
- 9 July 2024A Ksa supervisor, on a Dutch internet address, registers with Dutch details at the first website examined, deposits in Bitcoin and plays a slot.
- 5 September, 5, 11 and 12 November 2024Rechecks of that website find play from the Netherlands still possible.
- 14 and 18 November 2024Supervisors register, deposit and play at the sites the decision lists as
de websites supraplay.com, amonbet.com, bilucky.com, gxspins.com, kaasino.com, hiddenjack.com
, and on 14 November use an existing account atde website luckymax7.com
. - 19 December 2024An order subject to penalty tells Fortaprime to stop offering unlicensed games of chance.
- 16 October 2025The Ksa demands Fortaprime’s revenue figures, and Fortaprime does not comply.
- 30 October and 5 November 2025The Ksa’s report is completed and sent to Fortaprime, which makes no response on the substance.
- February and March 2026The fine decision is signed, sent on 27 February and published on 10 March 2026. No objection was lodged, and the decision is final.
On every site, according to the decision, no technical measures had been taken to stop players in the Netherlands reaching the games, and age was not visibly verified before registration was complete.
Sources: the Ksa decision and order, SpinDog’s code.
The regulator’s calculation, step by step
Fortaprime supplied no figures, so the Ksa estimated each site’s 2024 Dutch gross gaming revenue from search volume.
| Site | Estimate |
|---|---|
| amonbet.com | €11,053,000 |
| Two other domains in the decision | €1,726,000 |
| supraplay.com | €815,000 |
| Lucky Max | €493,000 |
| The first website examined | €363,000 |
| bilucky.com | €211,000 |
| hiddenjack.com | €203,000 |
| All eight | €14,864,000 |
The decision’s calculation
- The estimate of €14,864,000 is multiplied by 20 to give a turnover figure of €297,280,000.
- The basic fine for a turnover of €15 million or more is 4%. Aggravating factors add 5 percentage points: 2 for aiming at minors or other vulnerable groups (counted twice, at one point each) and 0.5 each for inactivity costs, the way deposits could be made, autoplay, missing age checks, app access and unfair terms.
- 9% of €297,280,000 is €26,755,200.
- The law caps a fine at 10% of turnover. The Ksa put Fortaprime’s worldwide 2024 gross gaming revenue at €17,956,000, of which 10% is €1,795,600, cut the fine to that ceiling and, all things considered, set it at €1,795,000.
Sources: the Ksa decision and release.
Ksa objections beside SpinDog’s current terms
Each practice is a Ksa finding at the first website examined. The right-hand column is this guide’s reading of SpinDog’s live terms, not a regulator’s finding about SpinDog.
- Similar clause in SpinDog’s terms
- SpinDog’s terms differ
| What the Ksa objected to | Where it found it | SpinDog’s live terms |
|---|---|---|
| A fee on taking out a deposit before it has been bet three times | Found atIts terms, article 11.2 | SpinDog’s termsSimilar in SpinDog’s terms: Money tied to a deposit can leave only after the deposit has been bet 3 times; an earlier request may carry a processing fee set by the casino. |
| Weekly and monthly payout maximums that depend on the amount deposited | Found atIts terms, articles 11.4 and 11.6 | SpinDog’s termsSpinDog’s terms differ: Weekly and monthly caps exist (8,000 and 30,000), but as fixed amounts, not a share of deposits. |
| A clause letting it shut an account and keep what is in it after nine inactive months; the Ksa deemed this an impermissible disadvantage. | Found atIts terms | SpinDog’s termsSimilar in SpinDog’s terms: A €10 monthly fee on an account holding money after 12 months with no login; no clause in the copy read closes an inactive account and keeps its balance. |
| Deposits in cryptocurrency | Found atBitcoin deposits there, 9 July and 11 November 2024 | SpinDog’s termsSimilar in SpinDog’s terms: Crypto deposits appear in the live terms, which say deposit limits cannot be applied to them. |
| The Netherlands not named as an excluded country | Found atIts terms, one sign of aiming at Dutch players | SpinDog’s termsSimilar in SpinDog’s terms: The terms name no excluded countries at all. |
At the first website examined, the weekly and monthly maximum payouts depended on the amount deposited (article 11.6), so players could not freely dispose of their balance. SpinDog’s fixed caps differ, though they still spread a large win over weeks. Under Dutch rules, crypto deposits were impermissible payment methods.
Sources: the Ksa decision, SpinDog’s code.
Limits of the side-by-side reading
Three things stay outside the comparison:
- whether SpinDog broke any law, takes Dutch players or was examined by any regulator
- how SpinDog applies its terms in practice
- Great Britain, where the Ksa has no role
Blocks and free help around SpinDog
- SpinDog’s terms forfeit any winnings won by getting round its regional restrictions.
- GAMSTOP or not, install Gamban, BetBlocker or another blocker on each device. A bank’s gambling block misses crypto transfers (safer gambling page).
Free, confidential help at any hour: GamCare’s National Gambling Helpline is 0808 8020 133, and the NHS Wales gambling helpline takes calls from Wales on 0808 2819 265.
Sources: SpinDog’s code, GAMSTOP’s page.
Sources and check dates (14)
Read in October 2026
- SpinDog code, live (spindog.com)
- Harry Casino code, live (harrycasino.com)
- Lucky Max code, live (luckymax.com)
- TeaSpins code, live (teaspins.com)
- AmonBet code, live (amonbet.com)
- Hidden Jack homepage data, live (hiddenjack.com)
- Bilucky code, live (bilucky.com)
- SupraPlay code, live (supraplay.com)