Spinjo’s account login sits behind the “Log in” button on the desktop site and in the mobile browser menu. On a PC, it opens a standard form where you enter the email (or username, if you set one) and password you used at registration. On mobile, the same fields appear in a compact window designed for smaller screens.
You need an active Spinjo account to access the personal area, including balance, deposits, withdrawals, and responsible gambling settings. If you try to sign in without registering first, the site routes you to the sign-up flow, where you create credentials and confirm your details before the account becomes usable.
Open Spinjo in your browser, tap Log in , enter your email and password, then allow cookies for the site so your session stays active. If it still loops, close the tab completely and try again in a private/incognito tab.
Use Forgot password and reset it from the email link, then try signing in again with the new password. If you use a password manager, re-save the updated login so it stops autofilling the old one.
Spinjo login uses an email and password, so you sign in with the details you created during registration. If you registered with one email and later try another, the site treats it as a different account.
Check Spam/Junk and Promotions folders, then search your inbox for “Spinjo” and resend the verification message from your account area if that option shows. If your mailbox blocks automated emails, add the sender to your safe list and request the email again.
That happens when browser cookies are blocked or cleared, or when a VPN/proxy keeps changing your IP during the session. Turn cookies on for Spinjo and disable VPN for the login, then sign in once more.
On a personal device you can stay signed in, but on a shared phone or computer you should log out from the account menu and then clear the browser cookies for Spinjo. That removes the saved session so the next person can’t reopen your account.