LeoSpins Casino site author Frank Op de Woerd

Who writes the LeoSpins pages on this site?

Every page on leospins.app is written and updated by Frank Op de Woerd. He is the editor-in-chief and co-founder of CasinoNieuws.nl, one of the main Dutch gambling news sites, and he has worked in online gambling media since 2005. Before CasinoNieuws.nl he was an editor at PokerNews and led its daily content.

He studied New Media and Digital Culture at Utrecht University, is a member of the Dutch Society of Editors-in-Chief (Nederlands Genootschap van Hoofdredacteuren) and lives in IJsselstein in the Netherlands. You can find his public profiles on PokerNews, CasinoNieuws.nl and LinkedIn.

What has Frank covered over 20 years?

Two decades of the industry, from the poker boom to today's mobile casinos. That means live tournament reporting, regulation news, operator launches and a lot of bonus terms read line by line.

That background matters for a page like this in one specific way: knowing where casinos tend to hide the important rules. On LeoSpins, for example, the wager on the bonus is shown in the cashier and not on the home page, and the dispute window in the terms is shorter than on the separate dispute page. Those are the details these pages point out.

"I read the terms before I look at the banners. With LeoSpins the clauses on fees and withdrawals are clear and short. The bonus wager is the part you only see in the cashier, so I tell readers to open it first."

Frank Op de Woerd · editor-in-chief, CasinoNieuws.nl

Where do the LeoSpins facts come from?

Only from LeoSpins itself, plus a few hands-on sessions. No numbers are copied from other casino sites. These are the sources, with the date they were last read.

Why only the casino's own material? Because casino sites copy each other, and one wrong number spreads fast. If a figure on this site differs from what LeoSpins shows you today, LeoSpins is right and we are late. That is also why each page carries an "Updated" date in the header and why the money facts are repeated in plain text under every infographic, so you can compare them with the cashier in seconds.

• T&C fees, limits, VPN rule
• KYC policy documents, €5,000 rule
• Bonus feed packs, games, minimums
• Payment settings methods per currency
• Cashier 1 to 5 day payout text
• Lobby jackpots, games, studios

How was LeoSpins tested this autumn?

The pages combine the documents with hands-on use of the site on desktop and phone. This is the log of what was done and when.

• 29 Oct 2026Lobby

  Desktop and mobile lobby captured, game rows and studios listed.

• 2 Nov 2026Documents

  Terms, KYC policy, dispute and self-exclusion pages read in full.

• 7 Nov 2026Cashier

  Payment methods per currency compared for AUD, CAD, NZD and BRL.

• 10 Nov 2026Bonuses

  All four welcome tiles opened, game list per deposit written down.

• 12 Nov 2026Update

  Register and login sheets, app install on iPhone size, weekly jackpot total recorded.

What will you never read on these pages?

A short list of rules Frank keeps for this site:

• No made-up numbers. LeoSpins does not publish its bonus wager on public pages, so neither do we. You are sent to the cashier where it is shown.
• No invented VIP clubs. The site has no loyalty levels, so none are described.
• No star ratings in search snippets. The 7.6 score is an opinion on the page, nothing more.
• No VPN tips. The terms ban VPNs and so do we.
• No promise of winnings. Slots are random, bonuses are extra playtime.

How do you report a mistake here?

Casinos change offers, and a page can be out of date before anyone notices. If you see a number that no longer matches LeoSpins, tell us what you saw, where and when. A screenshot helps.

1. Note the page and the exact sentence.
2. Add what LeoSpins shows now, with the date.
3. Send it through the contact details on CasinoNieuws.nl or Frank's LinkedIn.

Players from Australia, Canada and New Zealand see different payment methods, so reports from each country are especially useful. A Canadian telling us that Interac payouts got slower, or an Australian noticing a new withdrawal option next to card and bank, helps every reader from that country.

Corrections go into the log on the home page with the date of the change. Small fixes, like a renamed button, are made quietly. Changes to money, such as a new minimum or a new fee, are always logged.