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| Free spins on offer | 300 across three promotions |
| Which slot | “Selected by administration” — the name is not published |
| Value per spin | That slot’s minimum |
| How the 200 arrive | Twenty a day for ten days |
| Life of one batch | 24 hours |
| Wagering on spin winnings | 40x |
| Most spins may release | €50 up to fifty spins, €100 above fifty |
| Wagering on cash bonuses | 35x deposit plus bonus, inside ten days |
| Largest bet, promotion pages | €100 |
| Largest bet, clause 7.19 | €5, above which it is called abuse |
| Operator and licence | Stellar Ltd; no regulator has licensed the site |
| Safety Index | 9.0 Very high |
Is There a No Deposit Bonus?
No such offer exists on these pages. Clause 7.15 nevertheless caps winnings from no-deposit spins at €80 and adds 40x on top, while 7.16 fixes any no-deposit bonus at 40x with a payout of five times what was handed over. Detailed rules, and nothing to attach them to.
Twenty a Day, Fifty a Week, Fifty a Weekend
| Offer | When | Deposit | Cash bonus | Spins | How they arrive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome | First deposit | From €20 | 100% to €500 | 200 | Twenty a day, ten days running |
| Weekly reload | Monday to Thursday | From €20 | None | 50 | With the deposit, valid seven days |
| Weekend reload | Friday to Sunday | €20 for cash, €50 for spins | 50% to €700 | 50 | With the deposit |
Column six carries the unusual term. Two hundred spins are not handed over at once but issued as ten daily portions of twenty, and a portion left unclaimed for 24 hours expires. The tenth portion appears nine days after the deposit; the wagering clock stops on the tenth.
Row three advertises €700 and prints the rate separately. Fifty percent means €1,400 has to go in before that ceiling is reached, which no headline mentions.
Row two is the cheapest thing on the site. Twenty euros between Monday and Thursday buys fifty spins and no cash bonus at all, so nothing has to be cleared afterwards except the spin winnings.
Both reloads need a fresh opt-in every week, and only the first deposit inside each window counts.
Five Euros or a Hundred
| Question | The promotion pages | General terms, clause 7.19 |
|---|---|---|
| Largest single bet | €100 | Anything above €5 is abuse |
| Where it appears | Clause 10 twice, clause 11 once | Second bullet of the abuse list |
| Consequence named | None | All promotions void, winnings confiscated, future offers barred |
| Which text governs | Clause 7.1 gives promotions precedence | Not framed as a promotional condition |
| Rounds to clear €35,000 | 350 | 7,000 |
Row four ought to settle the matter and does not. Precedence is granted to promotional terms over general ones, but 7.19 does not read as a condition of any promotion — it defines misconduct, and 7.20 supplies the penalty.
Row five shows what hangs on the answer. One requirement, twenty times the work, depending on which page was read last.
No reading makes both numbers true together. Someone staking €100 is either inside the stated limit or committing an abuse, and the rulebook offers no way to tell which.
What Counts Toward Wagering
| Category | Contribution or status |
|---|---|
| Slots, scratch cards, keno | 100% |
| Crazy Time, Dream Catcher, Monopoly | 50% |
| Live games, video poker, Plinko | 10% |
| Table and card games | 0%, though still playable |
| Jackpot slots, Slingo, bingo | Shut to bonus funds entirely |
| Order of spending | Real money first, bonus balance after |
| Countries barred from promotions | Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Tunisia |
Rows four and five draw a line worth understanding. A blackjack hand may be played and simply earns no progress; a jackpot slot cannot be opened at all while bonus money sits in the account.
Row six decides how a week burns. Withdrawable cash is spent before bonus funds, so the ten-day clock runs while a player is still using their own money.
