On your first deposit
Welcome bonus
Extra bonus credit for new members who complete a first deposit, with the wagering requirement stated up front.
- New, verified accounts only
- One claim per account
- Wagering applies before withdrawal
Member promotions
Every offer here carries its terms on the same page as the offer itself, not in a separate document. This page lists all of them and explains how each kind of condition works.
All offers
Promotions currently available
Open any of them for the full terms before you decide.
Calculated on net losses
Cashback
A share of your net losses over a defined period returned as credit, softening the impact of a cold run.
- Net losses only
- Period as published on the promotion page
- Excludes turnover funded by other bonuses
Tiers based on cumulative play
VIP programme
A tiered membership system where benefits — higher cashback rates, a dedicated support channel — scale with cumulative activity.
- Tier movement follows cumulative turnover
- Benefits differ by tier
- Current tier is visible in your account
Reading an offer properly
Almost every promotion in this industry carries conditions — not to hide anything, but because bonus credit is not yet the player's money until the conditions are met. Reading them before claiming is therefore always the right order.
Five things need checking, and this is the order to check them in.
Are you eligible?
Some offers are new accounts only; some require completed verification. If you fail here, there is no need to read further.
What is the wagering multiple?
Convert it into an actual amount straight away rather than remembering the multiple.
How much does your game contribute?
A game contributing 10% requires ten times the stakes of one contributing in full.
Is there a withdrawal cap or per-round stake cap?
These two are the most common reason an entitlement is voided.
How long do you have?
Divide the required total by the number of days available — it becomes obvious very quickly whether it is realistic.
The arithmetic
The figures below are illustrative, used only to show the method — they are not any actual offer's terms.
| Deposit | Bonus | Multiple | Total stakes required |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500 | 500 | 10× | 5,000 |
| 500 | 500 | 20× | 10,000 |
| 1,000 | 1,000 | 20× | 20,000 |
| 1,000 | 500 | 30× | 15,000 |
What this demonstrates is that a modest-looking multiple becomes a total stake several times the original deposit. Comparing that total against your real budget matters far more than the headline size of the bonus.
Compare against your budget, not the headline If the required total is far beyond what you had planned to stake this month, the offer does not suit you right now — however attractive the bonus figure looks.
Game weighting
Not every game contributes its full stake. Games with a low house edge usually contribute at a reduced rate, because otherwise a requirement could be cleared while taking almost no risk.
| Game type | Typical contribution | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Slots | Highest, often full | Higher house edge than table games |
| Roulette | Partial | Players can cover broad sections of the wheel |
| Baccarat and blackjack | Lowest, or excluded | Very low house edge |
The actual rates for each promotion appear on its own page. Check them before deciding which game to clear a requirement with — playing a low-weighted game unknowingly can multiply the stakes you need several times over.
Frequent mistakes
- Judging by bonus size before checking the multiple. A large bonus at a high multiple can be far harder to clear than a small one at a low multiple.
- Ignoring the withdrawal cap. Some offers limit how much of the winnings derived from a bonus can be withdrawn.
- Forgetting the expiry. Requirements not met in time cost you the bonus and everything derived from it.
- Exceeding the maximum stake per round. Many offers cap this while wagering is in progress, and exceeding it can void the entitlement entirely.
Our bonus terms guide covers each of these in more depth with worked examples.
18+
A bonus does not reduce the house edge — it increases the number of rounds a deposit buys. Claim one only when its conditions fit the budget you already set.
FAQ
Questions about promotions
Can I hold two promotions at the same time?
Generally no. You are normally required to finish the active offer's conditions before claiming another, so two sets of requirements cannot overlap and become impossible to calculate.
How is a wagering requirement calculated?
Multiply the bonus amount by the stated multiple. A 500 bonus at 20× requires 10,000 in total stakes before withdrawal. Our bonus terms guide works through several examples.
Why do some games contribute less towards wagering?
Because the house edge differs by game. Games where the player is least disadvantaged usually contribute at a lower rate, keeping the promotion's cost consistent. Actual rates appear in each offer's terms.
What happens when a bonus expires?
Any remaining bonus balance, and winnings derived from it, are removed. Your own deposited funds are unaffected — which is why the expiry window is worth checking before claiming.
Can I cancel a bonus midway?
In most cases yes, by contacting support through the contact page. Cancelling removes the bonus and any winnings derived from it, leaving your own deposit.