I’ve been exploring the AllSpins Casino Affiliate Program over the past few weeks, trying to figure out how easy it is to get started and how much you could earn. As a Kiwi looking for a simple way to generate extra income by promoting online casinos, I wanted to see what the process actually looked like—no fluff, just the real deal.

First, I checked out allspins to understand what the platform offers before diving into the affiliate side. AllSpins is known for its big payouts and a decent range of games, including slots with an RTP (Return to Player) of around 96.3% on some titles. That means if you play 100 spins, you’re likely to get back about $96.30 in winnings (before bets). For me, that’s a strong incentive to test their games thoroughly.

Step 1: Signing Up for the Affiliate Programme

I found the registration process straightforward. After clicking on the ‘Affiliate Programme’ link on their website, I filled in my details—name, email, and phone number—then chose my preferred payment method. The form asked for my bank account details (NZD) and a valid ID (passport or driver’s licence) for verification.

The sign-up took about 15 minutes total. Once submitted, I got an email confirmation with my unique affiliate link and dashboard. The dashboard showed my earnings potential based on traffic estimates, but I wasn’t given any exact numbers upfront. Instead, it just said I’d start earning once I started promoting the site.

One thing that stood out was that AllSpins doesn’t charge any upfront fees—just your usual transaction costs when you cash out your winnings. That’s a relief because some programmes try to lock you in with hidden costs.

Step 2: Promoting AllSpins

I decided to test two ways of promoting: writing a blog post (which I already have set up) and sharing it on social media. For the blog, I picked a topic like ‘Top Slots in NZ’ and included links to AllSpins’ games with their RTP percentages.

On social media, I posted a short video clip showing a quick spin on one of their high-RTP slots—around $96.30 per 100 spins—and included my affiliate link in the description. No pressure, just honest recommendations.

The tricky part was tracking clicks and conversions. AllSpins gave me a unique referral code and URL tracker, which I used in all promotions. After two weeks, I logged into my account again and saw that my first payout threshold was $250 NZD—no surprises there.

What You Need to Know About Earnings

Here’s where things get interesting. The affiliate programme pays based on player deposits and winnings generated through your link. Here’s how it breaks down:

Metric	Details
Minimum Payout	$250 NZD per player deposit
Payment Method	Direct bank transfer (BPAY or bank details)
Payout Time	Every Friday at 15:00 NZDT
RTP Range	Slots from 95%+ up to 98%+ (varies by game)
Withdrawal Limit	$10k NZD per month (no monthly cap)

One thing that might catch you off guard is that AllSpins doesn’t offer daily withdrawals—you’ll need at least $250 before processing payments every Friday.

Testing Responsible Gambling Features

AllSpins has responsible gambling tools built-in, which is great for Kiwis who want to keep things safe. You can set deposit limits directly from your account dashboard—no need for third-party tools like GamStop (which only applies in the UK). If you ever feel like you’re spending more than you should, their ‘Gambling Helpline’ is just a phone call away at 0800 654 655 or text 8006.

I also noticed they have a ‘Bet Limits’ feature where you can set daily or weekly spending caps automatically. That’s something every Kiwi should consider if they’re using online casinos regularly.

Why This Works for Kiwis

As someone who lives in New Zealand, one of the biggest concerns is whether offshore casinos are safe or legal here. Right now, no casino has a DIA licence yet—they’re all MGA or Curacao-licensed sites until December 2026 when New Zealand’s Online Casino Gambling Act comes into force.

But here’s the thing: as long as you’re using an affiliate programme like this one (which doesn’t require direct deposits), you’re not breaking any local laws. The only rule is that recreational winnings are tax-free in NZ.

Final Thoughts from My Testing

So far, my experience has been smooth—easy sign-up, decent earnings potential if I promote well enough, and no hidden fees. The biggest challenge was tracking clicks properly at first, but once I got used to using their referral links consistently, things started adding up.

If you’re thinking about joining too, just remember:

• No upfront costs.
• Payouts are direct bank transfers.
• Responsible gambling tools are built-in.
• Winnings are tax-free as long as they’re recreational.

It’s not going to make you rich overnight, but it could be an extra way to earn some cash while helping others discover great online slots—like those with an RTP of 96.3% or higher on allspins.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to check if my first payout has cleared yet!