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| Deposit bonuses on offer | Ten in sequence, plus a separate highroller offer |
| Free spins across the ten | 800 — and 500 of them on the tenth alone |
| Cost of walking the ladder | €320 at the minimums, nine at €30 and one at €50 |
| Which slot | Called “the specified game”, and never named |
| Value per spin | Absent from all three bonus policies |
| Wagering on spin winnings | x35, x40 or x45 depending on the step |
| What counts toward it | Bonus-money bets only; real-money bets count nothing |
| Payout ceiling | Five times the bonus received |
| Operator and licence | Sapphire Summit; Anjouan ALSI-202504026-FI1, verified |
Is There a No Deposit Bonus?
One exists and it is unusually large. The FreeChip Bonus needs no deposit at all, arrives “on occasion” based on previous activity, and is capped at €5,000. Against that it must be wagered fifty times, bets are held to €5, and whatever it wins pays out at no more than five times the chip itself.
Ten Deposits and Where the Spins Sit
| Step | Match | Max bonus | Deposit from | Free spins | Spin wagering |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First | 100% | €500 | €30 | 100 | x35 |
| Second | 75% | €750 | €30 | 50 | x35 |
| Third | 50% | €1,000 | €30 | 75 | x45 |
| Eighth | 75% | €1,500 | €30 | 75 | x45 |
| Tenth | 50% | €500 | €50 | 500 | x45 |
| Fourth to seventh, ninth | 50% | €500 to €2,000 | €30 | — | — |
| Highroller | 150% | €5,000 | €500 | 150 | x35 |
Five of the ten carry no spins at all. They raise the cash ceiling instead, from €500 on the fourth up to €2,000 on the ninth.
Percentages fall as the ceilings climb, so the ninth pays 50% into a €2,000 cap — which needs €4,000 deposited to fill.
Two weekday offers sit outside the ladder: a Monday reload at 20% plus twenty spins from €20, and a Wednesday batch of a hundred spins from €50.
The Policy Says €200; the Panels Say €5,000
| What the Deposit Bonus policy sets | What the offer panels set |
|---|---|
| Maximum bonus €200, under clause 3 | €500 rising to €5,000 |
| Minimum deposit €20, under clause 2 | €30, €50 or €500 |
| Wagering forty times, under clause 6 | x35, x40 or x50 |
| Maximum bet €5, under clause 14 | Not mentioned |
| Payout at five times the bonus, clause 18 | Not mentioned |
| Words allowing an exception | Present in clause 18 only |
Row six is what turns this from housekeeping into a problem. Clause 18 ends “unless otherwise indicated”; clauses 2, 3, 6 and 14 carry no such wording and simply state their figures.
Row one is the sharpest of them. A policy declaring the maximum bonus to be €200 sits beneath a panel offering €5,000, and nothing in the document reconciles the two.
A parallel FreeSpin policy shows the wording exists when the drafters want it: its clause 5 sets fifty times “unless otherwise indicated (see details in the description of each bonus)”. Anyone planning around these figures should get the governing one from support in writing, because the published documents give two answers.
What Counts Toward Wagering
| Category | Contribution |
|---|---|
| Slot games, outside the exceptions | 100% |
| Live casino | 10% |
| Table games | 0% |
| Video poker | 0% |
| Jackpot games | Barred until the requirement closes |
One rule matters more than the whole table. Only bets made with bonus money count toward the requirement, and real-money bets contribute nothing — while the same policy spends the real balance first.
Progress therefore begins only after the deposit is gone. Every euro staked before that point does nothing for the wagering.
Two bet limits then run in parallel: €5 flat, and a separate rule making any single stake above a tenth of the bonus an abuse case. On a €25 bonus the second bites first, at €2.50.
