Four welcome offers, weekly reloads, several kinds of cashback, and terms that decide what any of it is worth. This page prices the 350% package in the unit that matters most to a player, the number of spins it commits you to, then works through the rest.
You choose one during registration and it attaches to your first deposit. They do not stack.
| Offer | What you get | Balance type |
|---|---|---|
| Casino Welcome Package | 350% up to C$2,200, 200 free spins, one Bonus Crab attempt | Standard deposit |
| Crypto Welcome Bonus | 200% up to 3,000 USDT | Crypto deposit |
| Sports First Deposit Bonus | 100% up to C$140 | Sportsbook |
| Sport Crypto Welcome Bonus | 100% up to 200 USDT | Sportsbook, crypto |
The minimum qualifying deposit on the casino package is C$15, and wagering is 35x on bonus plus deposit.
Because the requirement covers bonus and deposit together, it is exactly thirty-five complete turns of the balance you start with. At 350% that balance is 4.5 times the money you paid in, so the turnover works out at about 157 times your deposit.
Turns are abstract; spins are not. The conversion is easy: divide thirty-five turns by the share of your balance staked each round.
| Stake per spin, as a share of the opening balance | Spins to clear | Roughly, at a steady 400 spins an hour |
|---|---|---|
| One fiftieth | 1,750 | Four and a half hours |
| One hundredth | 3,500 | Nine hours |
| One two-hundredth | 7,000 | Seventeen hours |
Notice what is absent from that table: the size of your deposit. The spin count depends only on how large each stake is relative to your opening balance, so depositing more does not shorten the run. It only raises the stakes at which the same spins happen. The maximum-bet rule under bonus caps the top of that range.
Take one row from the table and test it against your calendar rather than your optimism. Count the evenings you genuinely expect to play in the next ten days, multiply by the length of a normal session, and compare.
Spread evenly over ten days, the three rows above come to about half an hour, an hour, and closer to two hours of play every single day. If your honest answer is three evenings a week, the package will expire unfinished, and the sensible move is to take a smaller offer or none at all. If you already play most days at low stakes, the arithmetic is on your side: the bonus buys more of what you were going to do anyway.
The spins are released in daily batches across ten days rather than all at once, another sign the package assumes a regular player. Winnings carry their own wagering, usually 40x, and a shorter window than the main bonus.
Spin count is a poor way to compare offers. The operator sets the stake on a free spin, not you, so 200 spins at a low fixed value can be worth less than a smaller batch at a higher one. Check the per-spin value and the eligible games before judging the number.
OnlySpins is built around deposit matching rather than a permanent no-deposit bonus, though free rounds and energy prizes do turn up in seasonal campaigns and inside the OnlySpins Game. Wagering on those typically runs between 40x and 60x, with a ceiling on how much of a win can be withdrawn. That ceiling, rather than the wagering, usually decides what the offer is worth.
No code is needed for the main welcome package; you select it on the registration form and it activates when the deposit clears. Codes for individual campaigns are announced by email and listed with the promotion itself, and go into the cashier as you deposit. A code cannot normally be applied afterwards.
These matter more than the welcome offer for irregular players: cashback pays out on losses instead of demanding turnover.
Ask one question of any cashback offer: does it pay in cash or bonus funds? Cash reduces the cost of a losing week directly. Bonus funds carry wagering of their own and are worth a fraction of the headline percentage.
More bonuses are lost to terms than to bad luck. The stake cap is the usual culprit: one round above the permitted maximum while bonus funds are active can void the balance and everything won with it. Expiry is next, and bonus funds and free spins each run on their own deadline.
Then there is weighting. Slots normally contribute their full stake, while live dealer and RNG table rounds contribute a fraction or nothing, and some titles are excluded. Playing a weighted game breaks no rule, but an hour of it buys far less progress than you expect.
Thirty-five turns of your opening balance, which at this match rate is roughly 157 times the amount you deposited.
No. The number of spins depends on the stake you choose relative to your balance, not on the sum deposited. A larger deposit means larger stakes over the same run.
Only for a player who will complete it. The smaller match borrows less and asks for proportionally less play, which suits anyone who logs in occasionally.
Usually only by forfeiting the bonus and any winnings attached to it. The cashier shows which portion of your balance is still free to withdraw.
Yes — typically 40x, with their own expiry and their own list of eligible games, separate from the main bonus terms.
A stake above the maximum permitted while bonus funds are active. It can cancel the balance and everything won with it, whatever the rest of the session looked like.