Casino bonuses and promotion types
A headline percentage is not the whole offer. Understand the balance, qualifying stakes and restrictions before interpreting a promotion.
Bonus types
Welcome Bonuses
A welcome headline can combine several deposits, free-spin batches and reward mechanisms. Compare each stage rather than treating the package maximum as the amount attached to one ordinary deposit.
Explore this topic ↗Bonus typesNo Deposit Bonuses
“No deposit” describes one condition of obtaining a promotion, not a guarantee of free withdrawable money. Identity checks, activation requirements, wagering and caps can still apply.
Explore this topic ↗Bonus typesFree Spins
A spin count omits the stake value, eligible game, release schedule and wagering attached to winnings. Those details decide what a free-spin offer actually contains.
Explore this topic ↗Bonus typesNo Wagering Bonuses
A no-wagering label addresses a turnover condition. Eligibility, maximum winnings, excluded methods and other account restrictions can remain even when a promotion has no bonus playthrough.
Explore this topic ↗Bonus typesCashback Bonuses
A cashback percentage needs a defined loss calculation, period, cap and credit type. It is not necessarily a refund to a bank account or an unrestricted return of money lost.
Explore this topic ↗Bonus typesLow Minimum Deposits
A small-deposit headline can refer to a payment minimum, a voucher denomination or a bonus threshold. Compare the actual method and account currency before treating it as the entry price.
Explore this topic ↗Understand the conditions
Deposit turnover is not bonus wagering
Some contracts apply a turnover rule to deposited money even when no bonus is accepted. This is different from a promotion's wagering requirement and should appear separately in a comparison.
Read the guide Bonus termsCash balance versus bonus balance
The number in an account header may combine money with very different withdrawal rights. A bonus balance, locked winnings and a cash balance should not be treated as one freely withdrawable amount.
Read the guide Bonus termsHow to calculate a wagering requirement
The multiplier is only half the rule. The amount it multiplies—bonus only, deposit plus bonus or another base—can change the total substantially.
Read the guide Bonus termsGame contribution and excluded games
A promotion can give different games different weight toward a wagering requirement. The game being available in the lobby does not establish that it is eligible for that promotion.
Read the guide Bonus termsMaximum-bet rules during a promotion
A promotion's stake cap can operate independently of the game's normal table limit. A game can accept a wager that the promotion later treats as a breach.
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