Every offer on this page is set out with the arithmetic attached. The welcome package, the spins, the reloads and the cashback are each described in terms of what they cost to clear. There is a separate answer for players who spend their sessions at a card table.
New accounts receive a first-deposit match of 100%, up to C$1,500, with 40 spins added on a selected slot list. The qualifying deposit starts at C$30, and a 35x wagering requirement stands between the bonus and a withdrawal.
| Match rate | 100% of the first deposit |
| Maximum bonus | up to C$1,500 |
| Free spins | 40 on selected slots |
| Minimum deposit | C$30 |
| Wagering | 35x on the bonus |
| Spin winnings | 30x, inside 5 days |
| Maximum bet while wagering | C$10 |
Take the smallest qualifying deposit and accept the match in full. The bonus then equals the deposit, and the 35x requirement means you must stake thirty-five times that bonus before the balance can leave the account.
One line in the terms decides how much work that really is. If the multiplier applies to the bonus alone, the turnover is thirty-five times the bonus. If it applies to deposit plus bonus together, the turnover doubles. Find that line before opting in.
Now attach a cost. Turnover of thirty-five times the bonus on a 96% slot carries an expected loss of 1.4 times the bonus. The offer is still worth taking on reels, because the distribution is wide and one large win can finish the requirement while you are ahead.
Wagering requirements are not met at the same rate by every game. Slots normally count in full. Blackjack, roulette and baccarat usually count at a fraction, and some tables are excluded from the count entirely.
At one-tenth weighting, a 35x requirement becomes three hundred and fifty times the bonus in table turnover. Staking that much on a 2.70% game carries an expected loss of about nine and a half times the bonus.
The reason the table result is so much worse is not the edge, which is lower than a slot's. The reason is the distribution. Low-edge table bets have narrow outcomes, so the expected result and the actual result stay close, and the expected result is a loss.
Check the weighting list in the terms before you accept anything. If your sessions are spent at a card table, declining the offer and playing with cash is often the cheaper choice.
The package adds 40 free spins on a selected list of slots. Winnings from the spins carry a 30x requirement, and the clock runs for 5 days from the moment the spins are credited.
Spins are always slot-only, so a table player gains nothing here beyond a short slot session. Weekly promotions and reloads can add further spins during the year.
No no-deposit bonus is running at present. Seasonal campaigns do bring them, usually with a higher requirement of 40 to 60 times and a capped maximum withdrawal, so read the cap before playing.
Most promotions apply without a code. When a code is required, the field appears during registration or at the cashier, and active codes are published through the newsletter, the promotions page and partner sites.
Returning players are offered a weekly reload of up to 50% with a 30x requirement. Cashback of 5–10% is set by VIP level, and a 100% boost applies to larger deposits.
Cashback is the offer worth noticing at a table. Cashback pays on net losses rather than on turnover, so game weighting never enters the calculation and no wagering clock starts.
While bonus funds are being wagered, no single bet may exceed C$10. Breaching that limit normally forfeits the bonus and everything won with it, and the rule is enforced automatically.
For a table player the consequence is practical rather than theoretical. Any live table with a minimum above that figure is closed to you until the wagering is complete, which removes much of the live floor from the session.
Usually not. Weighting and the bet cap make the package poor value at a card table, and cash play keeps the whole live floor open.
The bonus and any winnings tied to it are removed. Deposited funds are not affected.
The terms decide, and the difference doubles the turnover. Confirm the base before opting in.
No. Winnings from the spins carry a 30x requirement to be met within 5 days.
Most offers apply without one. If a code is required, a field appears at registration or in the cashier.
Cashback, because it pays on net losses and carries no wagering clock or weighting.