WinSpirit Gift Shop is a thrilling virtual store where players can exchange in-game currency, called coins, for bonuses and real money.

The Gift Shop is already live on WinSpirit, featuring 170+ exclusive items available for purchase.

How it works

Players can start earning coins immediately after registration. With €50 equivalent wagered in bonus or real money, they will receive 1 coin. Additional coins can be obtained through quests and tournaments.

What can be bought in the Gift Shop

• Free Spins
• Real Money
• Cash Bonuses
• Sports Bonuses
• Combo Gifts

Each item has a fixed coin price. Once purchased, rewards appear in the Bonuses section of the player’s profile and need to be activated. Some items can be purchased multiple times.

The Gift Shop opens at the start of each month and closes at the end. All the unused coins expire at the end of each month. New gifts will also be added to the Gift Shop periodicaly, ensuring the experience remains fresh and exciting for players. At the same time a player will be able to again redempt previously claimed gifts, when a new shop opens.

“We’re thrilled to launch the Gift Shop — it’s a feature that gives players even more value from their gameplay. Our players already love the generous bonuses at WinSpirit — and with the Gift Shop, there’s even more to explore and enjoy. In just a few weeks of testing, over 15,000 players have already given it a try!” – says Oleksandr Kotsenko, Business Development Lead at WinSpirit Casino.

WinSpirit is a trusted online casino with a solid reputation across all major review platforms, including AskGamblers (8.9/10), Casino Guru (8.6/10), and Trustpilot (4.6/5). The platform features over 9,999 games, 24/7 customer support via live chat and email, various responsible gambling tools  and exclusive promotions available on the website and social media.

Deal follows World Snooker Championship sponsorship and debut TV advertisement

UK challenger sportsbook and casino Midnite is accelerating its brand-building efforts by entering a partnership with Sky Media.

The agreement will see Midnite promoted via Sky Sports Racing and Sky Sports News.

Midnite will have regular slots throughout each week on Sky Sports Racing, with updates presented by racing broadcaster Tom Lee to provide viewers with an update on markets, odds movers and insights. The first Midnite slot is due to go live on Sky Sports Racing today (April 10).

Midnite will also become a channel sponsor of Sky Sports News in the 11pm to 5am period, starting in May. This agreement will see Midnite’s idents at the start of each show and between commercial breaks during the broadcast.

Midnite, launched in 2018 by Nick Wright and Daniel Qu, has accelerated its “above the line” marketing activity in the past few weeks, launching its first TV advertising campaign and signing a deal to become a partner of the 2025 World Snooker Championships.

Co-founder Wright said: “We’re building a new breed of betting app, one that’s simpler, faster and unlocks more ways to play.

“Partnering with Sky Media is another major step forward in building the Midnite brand. Appearing regularly on Sky Sports Racing and becoming a channel sponsor on Sky Sports News puts us right in front of a passionate and engaged sports audience.

“This is all part of our mission to grow awareness and trust in Midnite through high-impact, premium channels. We’re just getting started and there’s plenty more to come.”

A parliamentary debate on Thailand’s Entertainment Complex Bill that had been planned to take place on Wednesday has been postponed until the next session amid rising anti-casino sentiment and concerns the bill is being rushed through.

Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra confirmed that the government would instead focus in the meantime on more pressing matters such as the aftermath of the recent earthquake and how to deal with the impact of the US tariffs.

Passage of the Entertainment Complex Bill has been coming under increasing scrutiny in recent weeks with anti-gambling advocates stating protests and a group of senators voicing their opposition to the speed with which the bill was seemingly making its way through parliament.

That’s despite the addition of a clause requiring locals to hold at least THB50 million (US$1.5 million) in their bank accounts to gain entry to Thailand’s legal casinos – a clause experts say would essentially force international operators to ditch their Thailand casino bids.