Every offer read the way the cashier reads it: what the credit costs in turnover, which games clear it, when it expires, and how the winnings leave the account. Limits are on the review page.
Four offers matter to most accounts: a first-deposit package, a sportsbook offer, and two ongoing rewards that keep applying long after the welcome credit clears.
| Offer | Reward | Key Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Casino Welcome | Up to 800 € + 100 Free Spins | Min deposit €20 |
| Sports Welcome | 50% of first deposit as a free bet | Odds 1.50+ |
| Weekly Cashback | 1% to 20% of net losses | Paid every Monday |
| Reload Bonus | Weekend match on deposits | Wagering 35x |
The headline is up to 800 € plus 100 free spins on a first deposit of at least €20. The word that does the work is up to: the credit is a percentage match, so the full amount only arrives on a deposit large enough to earn it. A minimum-sized deposit earns a minimum-sized bonus.
Bonus credit is not money. It is an advance against turnover you have not yet placed, and the cashier keeps it in a separate pot until a stake target is met.
The target is the bonus multiplied by the wagering figure. A reload carries 35x: for every unit of bonus credit in the account, thirty-five units of stake must pass through the games before anything becomes withdrawable. Note what is counted — total stake volume, not profit and not spins. Money you win and stake again counts a second time.
That has two consequences. Small stakes reach the target slowly and may run past the expiry date. Large stakes arrive faster but risk breaching the maximum bet permitted while bonus funds are active, which can void the balance. The workable pace sits between the two.
Find the wagering figure attached to the specific offer. Welcome, reload and no-deposit credits do not share one number.
Slots normally contribute their full stake. Table games, video poker and live dealer tables contribute a fraction, so they clear a bonus far more slowly.
Every offer expires. Unfinished wagering at expiry usually removes the bonus and anything won with it.
A maximum bet applies while bonus funds are live. One oversized spin is enough to forfeit the balance.
The 100 free spins arrive with the welcome package, tied to named slots rather than the whole library. They are usually released in daily batches, and each spin runs at a fixed value set by the operator, not by you.
Winnings from free spins do not land as cash. They convert into bonus funds with their own wagering requirement, which is why a good round can still take days to become withdrawable. Spins expire quickly, seven days being the usual window.
Weekly cashback is the offer that keeps paying. It is calculated on net losses over the week and credited every Monday, at a rate that rises from 1% to 20% as you climb the eighteen-tier loyalty programme.
Be clear about what that does and does not do. Cashback reduces the cost of a losing week; it adds nothing in a week you finish ahead. It is a rebate, not a return, and the 20% headline belongs to the top of a very long ladder. Judge the programme on the rate you would realistically hold, and read the loyalty section for how tiers are earned.
Weekend reloads match a further deposit at 35x wagering and are the most predictable recurring offer. No-deposit credits appear occasionally and carry the harshest terms on the site — typically 40–60x wagering plus a cap on withdrawable winnings — so treat them as a free look at the lobby, not a route to a payout.
Promo codes are entered in the cashier at the moment of deposit. A code added later will not attach retrospectively, and support cannot usually apply one to a settled deposit. Have the code in front of you before funding the account.
A cleared bonus leaves through the same payment rails as everything else, so plan the exit first. E-wallets and crypto release funds from €20 and clear in 1–6 hours; cards take 1–3 days; bank transfer will not pay out less than €50. Requesting a withdrawal mid-wagering normally cancels the remaining bonus, so forfeit deliberately rather than by accident. The mobile guide covers doing this from a phone.
No. The cashier asks whether to apply it. Declining leaves the deposit as ordinary cash with no turnover target and no stake cap — the better choice if you plan to withdraw quickly.
Slots, because they usually count their full stake towards the target. Live and table games count for a fraction, so the same money clears a fraction as much wagering.
They are separate promotions with separate terms, even though one balance funds both.
The deposit lands, but no bonus attaches. The package needs at least €20 to trigger, and topping up later does not qualify the earlier deposit.
Three usual causes: expiry with wagering unfinished, a stake above the permitted maximum, or a withdrawal request made mid-wagering.
Terms vary by promotion and are stated on crediting. Where a rebate carries no wagering it is genuine cash; where it does, treat it as another bonus with its own target.
A bonus is a reason to play longer, which is why it deserves a limit. Set a deposit cap before opting in, and never exceed it to qualify for a larger match. Caps, reality checks and self-exclusion sit in account settings, and free confidential support is available if play stops feeling like entertainment.