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| First deposit | A slider running from 300 spins and no bonus to 100% and no spins |
| The exchange rate | 30 spins for every 10 percentage points of bonus |
| What one spin costs | The deposit divided by 300, so €0.03 at the minimum |
| Spins on deposits two and three | 30 and 40, fixed |
| Slots named | Six, a primary and a substitute for each step |
| Wagering on the cash | 30x deposit and bonus together |
| Wagering on spin winnings | 40x |
| Deadline | 7 days from the deposit |
| Minimum deposit and maximum bonus | €10 and €300 |
| Largest bet | €5 a round, bought features counted in |
| Operator and licence | DialMedia Ltd, Malta, MGA/B2C/542/2018 |
Is There a No Deposit Bonus?
Not one of the three pages supplied carries such an offer. Everything here starts with a payment, and even the Friday giveaway counts only deposits of €10 or more made during the week before.
The Bonus Rules do define no-deposit offers in detail: 50x wagering, a payout capped at five times the bonus, seven days of life, and no payout at all until the player has made at least one successful deposit.
Three Deposits, Six Named Slots
| Step | Bonus | Ceiling | Spins | Slot, and its substitute |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First | 0% to 100%, your pick | €300 | 300 down to 0 | Book of Dead, or Hot Lucky 7s |
| Second | 50% | €200 | 30 | Legacy of Dead, or Gemini Joker |
| Third | 75% | €200 | 40 | Tome of Madness, or Jungle Stripes |
Column five is the best documentation in this field. Each step names both the game and the fall-back game, and not one of those six titles turns up on the site’s own list of excluded slots.
Column two hides a reversal. Because the requirement is 30 times deposit and bonus combined, a 50% bonus costs 90 euros of turnover per bonus euro while the 100% setting costs 60.
Neither reload step offers a choice. Thirty spins and forty spins are fixed, and only the opening deposit carries the slider.
What One Free Spin Costs on the Slider
| Slider setting | Spins | Bonus given up | On a €10 deposit | On a €300 deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All spins | 300 | 100% | €10 forgone | €300 forgone |
| Halfway | 150 | 50% | €5 forgone | €150 forgone |
| All bonus | 0 | None | €10 bonus | €300 bonus |
| Price of one spin | The deposit divided by 300 | €0.03 | €1.00 | |
Row four is the whole argument, because the slider trades percentages rather than amounts, which leaves a free spin thirty times dearer to a three-hundred-euro depositor than to somebody paying in the minimum.
The wagering side pulls the same way. Taking no bonus leaves nothing to clear at 30 times, so a €10 deposit at the spin end stays withdrawable while the spins run.
At the other end the arithmetic turns heavy. Three hundred euros in at 100% produces a €300 bonus and €18,000 of required turnover, with not one free spin attached.
What Counts Toward Wagering
| Where the bet is placed | How much of it counts |
|---|---|
| Slot games and scratch cards | All of it |
| Blackjack, video poker, poker | A tenth |
| Roulette, baccarat, craps, sic bo, bingo | Nothing whatsoever |
| Live casino and jackpot slots | Nothing whatsoever |
| Roughly 200 named titles | Barred from bonus play altogether |
| Order of spending | Deposited money, then bonus money |
| Bet ceiling | €5 per round, doubling and bought rounds included |
| Second bonus while one runs | Queued, and activated when the first reaches zero |
| Cashing out too early | Deposit paid, bonus and its winnings deleted |
Rows three and four shut a large part of the lobby, since every roulette wheel, every live table and every jackpot slot produces precisely nothing toward the requirement a player has to clear.
Row five is the one to read before playing. Some two hundred titles are named individually, and they cannot be opened with bonus money in the first place.
Row eight is unusual and mildly helpful. A second bonus may be claimed and parked, though requesting a withdrawal without clearing the first one deletes whatever sits in the queue.
