A small arcade, made for its own sake
Southern Spin List is a free games site from Aotearoa New Zealand. It exists because casino games — the honest, mathematical bones of them — are genuinely good games, and it's remarkably hard to enjoy them anywhere without money getting involved. So we removed the money. All of it.
There are no deposits here, no shop, no coin bundles, no prizes and no way to pay us even by accident. The coins you play with are free, top up daily, and reset on demand. They're scorekeeping, nothing more. That also means we're not a casino, not a gambling operator, and not regulated by anyone — free play with valueless coins isn't gambling, in New Zealand or anywhere else.
What we care about
Honest maths. Every game runs on genuinely random draws — your browser's cryptographic random number generator, no less — and follows its real rules. The blackjack dealer really stands on 17. The dice really have 36 combinations. Nothing is rigged to tease you with near misses, because that trick belongs to a business model we don't have.
Hand-made worlds. Each game gets its own setting — a bingo drum by the sea, a card table in a crystal cavern, dice under night-time blossom — drawn in one flat-vector style so the place feels whole. The art is the reward. It has to be; there isn't another one.
Playing like an adult. These games imitate gambling mechanics without the gamble, and we'd rather you kept that distinction sharp. Practising here won't improve anyone's results at a real table, and a lucky week at Sakura Dice means exactly nothing about a TAB account. Our responsible play page takes that seriously.
Cards, dice, tokens — and that's the lot
Three games is deliberate. A short list, each entry worth the visit — that's the "spin list" in the name. If we ever add a fourth, it'll be because it earns its place, not because a menu looked empty.
Questions, corrections, ideas
If a rule reads wrong, a payout looks off, or a page misbehaves on your phone, we want to hear about it — the contact page has the details. We read everything.