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Sorted by our bonus value score. Wagering shown as “not confirmed” where we have not verified the multiple ourselves — 6 of 7 at present.
OperatorWelcome offerWageringBonus valueOverallActions
BC.Game logoBC.GameMulti-deposit packageMulti-deposit welcome package plus a daily free spinNot confirmed4.44.4
Stake logoStakeRakeback + VIP boostsWelcome rakeback plus VIP boosts on signup, applied automaticallyNo fixed wagering — rakeback and VIP model4.34.7
Roobet logoRoobetDeposit bonus + RooWardsDeposit bonus plus RooWards loyalty rewardsNot confirmed4.34.4
No commercial linkRanked on merit — we earn nothing from RoobetReview
BitStarz logoBitStarzWelcome package + free spinsWelcome package spread across the first deposits, plus free spinsNot confirmed4.14.4
Gamdom logoGamdomRakeback + rain rewardsRakeback and rain rewards for active playersNot confirmed4.04.2
Rollbit logoRollbitRLB rewards ecosystemPromotions tied to the RLB rewards ecosystemNot confirmed3.94.1
No commercial linkRanked on merit — we earn nothing from RollbitReview
Cloudbet logoCloudbetFirst-deposit packageWelcome package across the first depositsNot confirmed3.74.1

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The four terms that decide a bonus

The percentage is the advertisement. These are the numbers that determine whether an offer is worth taking.

  1. 01

    Wagering requirement

    How many times you must bet the bonus before withdrawing any of it. Every one of those bets meets the house edge, so a high multiple can consume the entire bonus in expectation.

  2. 02

    Game weighting

    How much each game type contributes. Slots often count fully while table games count a tenth — meaning the same stake can clear ten times less of your requirement depending on what you played.

  3. 03

    Max bet rule

    The cap on your stake while a bonus is active. Breaching it can void the bonus and every win from it, and it is the most common reason a bonus withdrawal is refused.

  4. 04

    Withdrawal cap

    The ceiling on what you can actually take out. A large bonus with a small cap on winnings is a small bonus wearing a large number.

Put a number on it.Our bonus calculator applies all four of these at once and returns the expected value of an offer in currency, not in percentages. Open the calculator.

Questions

About these offers

Why isn't the biggest bonus at the top?

Because this table is sorted by our bonus value score, not by headline size. A 200% match with 45× wagering, a $5 max bet, and a cap on how much of the win you can withdraw is frequently worth less than a modest offer with clean terms. Sorting by the advertised number would rank the offers in roughly the order the operators would like.

What does the wagering requirement actually cost me?

It converts a bonus into an obligation. A 35× requirement on a $100 bonus means placing $3,500 of bets before any of it can be withdrawn, and every one of those bets is exposed to the house edge. At a 2% edge, $3,500 of turnover has an expected cost of about $70 — most of the bonus. That is the arithmetic our calculator does for you.

Why do some rows say the wagering is not confirmed?

Because we have not personally verified the multiple for that operator, and the wagering requirement is the single most consequential number in an offer. Publishing a plausible guess would be worse than admitting the gap — a wrong figure here would cost a reader real money and cost us the only thing that makes this site worth reading.

Can I trust the offers listed here?

Treat them as a starting point, not a contract. Promotions change frequently, vary by country, and are sometimes only available to accounts opened in a particular way. Always read the operator's current terms on their own site before you deposit — and if the terms there differ from what we show, theirs are the ones that apply.