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| Welcome package | 250% to €2,000 across three deposits, plus 250 free spins |
| Does 250% mean one deposit | No. It is 100% plus 50% plus 100% |
| Which slot the spins run on | Chosen by the operator, never named |
| Value per spin | “Minimum spin value”, with no figure attached |
| Wagering on spin winnings | 40x |
| Most a spin batch may release | €50 up to 50 spins, €100 above that |
| Wagering on the cash bonuses | 35x deposit plus bonus, inside 10 days |
| Turnover to clear all three | €166,250 |
| Most the cash bonuses may release | 10x the bonus, so €20,000 at full size |
| Cashier limits | €500 a day, €7,000 a month |
| Minimum deposit | €20, and Neteller or Skrill do not qualify |
| Operator and licence | Absent from the footer; Anjouan licence per the reviewer, verified |
Is There a No Deposit Bonus?
Every offer on the promotions pages starts at €20. Free spins without a deposit exist as a rule category, capped at €80, but no such offer is on display.
Three Deposits, 250% and 250 Spins
| Step | Rate and ceiling | Deposit that fills it | Euros in per euro of bonus | Spins, and their ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First | 100% to €500 | €500 | €1.00 | 100, capped at €100 |
| Second | 50% to €750 | €1,500 | €2.00 | 50, capped at €50 |
| Third | 100% to €750 | €750 | €1.00 | 100, capped at €100 |
| All three | 250% to €2,000 | €2,750 | €1.38 | 250, capped at €250 |
Every advertised figure decomposes exactly. The three rates add to 250%, the three ceilings add to €2,000, and 100 plus 50 plus 100 make the 250 spins.
Row two carries the cost. Filling a 50% ceiling takes twice the money of a 100% one, and it is also the only step whose spin batch caps at €50 instead of €100.
Clearing all three at 35 times deposit and bonus means €166,250 of betting, or €83 of stakes behind each euro of bonus.
What €4,000 of Betting Releases
| Won from a 100-spin batch | Betting required at 40x | Amount actually released | Turnover per euro released |
|---|---|---|---|
| €50 | €2,000 | €50 | €40 |
| €100 | €4,000 | €100 | €40 |
| €250 | €10,000 | €100 | €100 |
| €500 | €20,000 | €100 | €200 |
| €1,000 | €40,000 | €100 | €400 |
Rows one and two behave normally. Below the ceiling, forty euros of betting release one euro, which is simply what a 40x requirement means.
From row three down the relationship breaks. The multiplier keeps counting the full amount won while the payout stops at €100, so a bigger win buys a worse deal.
That inversion is the single most useful thing to know here, and neither the promotion page nor the general terms puts the two clauses side by side.
What Counts Toward Wagering
| Category or rule | What section 7 says |
|---|---|
| Slots, scratch cards, keno | 100% |
| Live games, video poker, Plinko | 10% each |
| Table and card games | 0% |
| Jackpot slots and Slingo | Closed to bonus funds |
| Which balance is spent first | Real money, then bonus |
| Time to finish a casino bonus | Within 10 days, then everything is voided |
| Largest bet while a bonus runs | €100 |
| Roulette covering 24 of 37 numbers | Named as abuse |
| Countries barred from promotions | Armenia, Tunisia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Indonesia, Georgia, Malaysia |
Row eight is more precise than most rulebooks manage. Instead of banning “low-risk play”, clause 7.19 counts spots: covering 24 or more of the 37 numbers is the line.
Row seven is unusually high at €100, and row three explains why that matters less than it looks. Table games move the counter not at all.
