Every current offer, with the clause that limits it printed beside it rather than three screens below. Bonus money is a loan against your own turnover, and this page prices it.
The first question is not which bonus to take but whether to take one, and the answer is not always yes.
Bonus funds convert to cash only once a wagering requirement is met, and until then they attach conditions to your whole balance: a stake ceiling, a list of games that do not count, and a rule that withdrawing early forfeits the lot. Decline at the cashier and your deposit stays plain money.
The honest test is your intended session length. If you were going to play through that much turnover anyway, an offer is free value. If you meant to deposit, play for an hour and stop, it turns a small deposit into an obligation.
| Offer | What you get | Wagering | The limit that bites |
|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome match | Up to 1 200 C$ across the first deposits | 35x on the bonus | 5 C$ maximum stake |
| Free spins | 250, in batches on selected slots | On winnings | Each batch expires in 24 hours |
| No-deposit offers | Occasional spins or a small credit | 40-60x | Winnings capped at 2 950 C$ |
| Weekly cashback | 10% of net slot losses | None | Minimum 5 C$ to be paid out |
| Reloads | Match on midweek and weekend top-ups | 35x | 5 C$ maximum stake |
| Tournaments | Daily Sprint 1 500 C$, Weekly Marathon 7 500 C$ | None | Leaderboard, so volume decides it |
The minimum qualifying deposit is 15 C$. Opt in during the deposit itself, because bonuses are rarely applied afterwards.
35x means bonus funds become withdrawable only once you have staked thirty-five times their value in qualifying bets. The number worth looking at is not the multiplier but the spin count it turns into.
| Bonus taken | Spins at the 5 C$ ceiling | Spins at a tenth of the ceiling |
|---|---|---|
| 150 C$ | 560 | 5,600 |
| 750 C$ | 2,800 | 28,000 |
| 1 200 C$ | 3,150 | 31,500 |
The right-hand column is the honest one, because almost nobody plays thousands of spins at the maximum permitted stake. Even the left-hand column is not quick: 3,150 spins is roughly five hours of fast, uninterrupted play.
None of this is a bill. Turnover is money staked, not lost, and wins cycle back as you go. What the requirement guarantees is time at the machine, which is what the house edge needs.
Progress is measured in weighted turnover. A bet contributing 10% moves the counter by a tenth of its size.
| Game type | Contribution | Effect on the requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Slots | 100% | The only sensible way to clear a bonus |
| Table games | 10% | Ten times the play for the same progress |
| Live dealer | 5% | Twenty times the play |
| Jackpot slots | Usually excluded | Turnover may not count at all |
The stake ceiling sits alongside it: while bonus funds are live, no single bet may exceed 5 C$. Breaching it does not trigger a warning, it voids the bonus and its winnings, and the breach is usually spotted at withdrawal rather than at the bet. Check autoplay, because a preset that raises the stake after losses will do this for you.
Deposit from 15 C$, tick the offer, keep every spin under the ceiling.
Claim your welcome packageThe spins are not credited in one block. They arrive in batches on selected slots, and each batch expires 24 hours after it lands.
That expiry is the clause worth a reminder. Spins saved for a quieter evening are frequently spins that have already gone. Their winnings carry lighter wagering than bonus cash, which makes them the better half of the package.
No-deposit offers appear periodically: a few spins or a small credit for registering, with nothing to fund. They are genuinely free and also the most heavily conditioned offers here. Wagering runs at 40-60x rather than 35x, and winnings convert only up to 2 950 C$.
Treat that cap as the real size of the prize. It is stated before you claim, which is the correct way round, but a spectacular free-spin result is still settled at the ceiling.
A few promotions unlock only with a code typed into the cashier. Look on the promotions page or in a marketing message; miss one and live chat can usually apply it within 24 hours.
Weekly cashback is the least demanding offer here: 10% of net slot losses, credited on a Monday, no wagering, minimum 5 C$. Carrying no requirement, it is the one promotion worth slightly more than it looks.
Reloads match midweek and weekend top-ups on the same 35x terms and the same stake ceiling. Tournaments run continuously, a Daily Sprint over a 1 500 C$ pool and a Weekly Marathon over 7 500 C$; entry is free, but leaderboards reward volume, so treat a placing as a bonus on play you were doing anyway.
Loyalty points accrue at one per 15 C$ wagered and unlock rising cashback across four tiers, up to 900 C$ at the top. Detail is in the review.
Four clocks run on a bonus balance, and they do not run together.
| Item | Clock |
|---|---|
| Free-spin batch | 24 hours from crediting |
| Bonus funds | An expiry window that starts at activation |
| Cashback | Credited weekly, paid on a Monday |
| Loyalty points and tier status | Lapse and reset on a published schedule |
The bonus window is the one that catches people, because it begins at activation rather than at first use. Check the number of days on the offer page: an unfinished bonus is removed at the end of it, not paused.
No. Decline it at the cashier and your deposit stays fully withdrawable, with no stake ceiling and no excluded games.
On the bonus alone, which is the friendlier of the two conventions and roughly halves the turnover compared with the alternative.
Slots, at 100%. Table games at 10% and live tables at 5% get there only by playing ten or twenty times as long.
Your own cash leaves. The bonus and everything it won go with it, so finish the requirement or abandon it deliberately.
Not straight away. They carry lighter wagering than bonus funds, and the batches themselves expire 24 hours after crediting.
Yes, 2 950 C$ on converted winnings. It is also why those offers carry the highest wagering here.