The site rules give every new client a 100% bonus on the first deposit. Bonus funds carry x35 wagering and clear in slots only; the deposit itself carries a separate x3 requirement. A payout from bonus funds stops at ten times the bonus, and no cap on the bonus amount is published anywhere in the rules, so this guide does not invent one.
Bonus overview and key numbers
Everything you need to know at a glance
The rules describe the offer in one sentence: a bonus of 100% on the first deposit, granted to every new client on a standing basis. Everything else about it is scattered across the same document, so here it is gathered:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Match percentage | 100% |
| Maximum bonus | Not stated in the rules |
| Wagering on bonus funds | x35 |
| Wagering on the deposit | x3 |
| Eligible games | Slots only |
| Ceiling on a bonus payout | Ten times the bonus credited |
| Large win after a bonus | 5 000 USD per 7 days |
| Deadline and bet size caps | Read them on your own bonus card |
| Minimum deposit | None set by the platform, the payment method sets it |
Two rows above say "read your own card" rather than giving a figure, and that is deliberate. Deadlines and per-spin caps are the terms operators change most often, they are not written into the public rules, and a guide that prints them is printing whatever was true on the day someone looked.
Two wagering requirements, not one
The bonus carries x35, the money you paid in carries x3
Most write-ups of this offer mention a single multiplier. The rules set two, and they attach to different sums:
- The bonus: x35, and only slot play counts toward clearing it. Nothing you stake on live tables or sport moves that counter.
- The deposit: x3, applied to the money you paid in. This one exists whether or not a bonus is involved, which is why a withdrawal request can be held even by a player who took no bonus at all.
Reading them as one number is the mistake that produces angry support tickets. A player who clears the bonus but has not turned the deposit over three times has satisfied one condition out of two, and the cashier is under no obligation to explain which.
The ceiling on what a bonus can pay out sits on top of both. However the slots behave, a payout traced to bonus funds cannot exceed ten times the bonus credited, and once a bonus has been played through, the rules also allow a win above 5 000 USD to be released at 5 000 USD per 7 days.
Clearing x35 on the bonus does not by itself open the cashier. The x3 on the deposit runs in parallel, and both have to be satisfied before money moves. Check the progress of each in the Bonuses tab rather than assuming one covers the other.
Working out what you owe in turnover
Two multipliers, two sums, and the arithmetic you can do yourself
The sums involved depend entirely on what you put in, so the useful thing is the method rather than a worked example built on a deposit you have not made:
- Take the bonus that was credited and multiply it by 35. That is the turnover the bonus owes, and only slot spins reduce it.
- Take the deposit you paid in and multiply it by 3. That is the second figure, and it is separate from the first.
- Compare the bonus against the ceiling before you start. Ten times the bonus is the most a payout traced to bonus funds can reach, whatever the reels do in between.
Rules that shape how fast the counter moves:
- Slots only - the rules name slots as the place bonus wagering happens. Live tables and sport do not move the counter, however much you stake there.
- Deadlines are on the card - the public rules do not print a validity window for this bonus, so the one that binds you is whatever your own bonus card says.
- Bet size caps are on the card too - if a per-spin limit applies during wagering, that is where it appears.
- Progress is visible - the Bonuses tab of the profile shows where each requirement stands, which is worth checking before requesting a payout rather than after it stalls.
Do the multiplication before you deposit, not after. A bonus is credited in seconds; the turnover behind it is measured in sessions, and a figure that looks modest on the cashier screen looks different once it has been multiplied by 35.
Choosing how much to put in
What the size of the deposit changes, and what it does not
The platform sets no minimum of its own for deposits or withdrawals. Whatever floor you run into comes from the payment method, and the same method decides the fee, so the practical starting point is your cashier screen rather than any figure printed in a guide.
- Every currency unit is matched at 100%, so the bonus grows in step with the deposit and so does the turnover attached to it.
- The ceiling scales too. Ten times the bonus is the limit on a bonus payout, which means a larger bonus raises the cap rather than removing it.
- Withdrawal limits do not scale with the deposit. They follow loyalty status, and a fresh account sits at the bottom of that ladder no matter how much it paid in.
That last point is the one that catches people. Doubling the deposit doubles the bonus and the wagering, but it does not raise the daily, weekly or monthly ceiling on getting money out. Those are recalculated in the first days of a month and then hold for the whole of the next one, so a large first deposit and a large win can meet a limit set before either of them happened.
The promo code GET100 for 100 free spins is entered separately, after registration, in the Bonuses tab of the profile. Playing those spins first gives you a clearer view of your balance before you decide what to deposit - the promo code guide has the route.
Every published rule in one place
What the operator states, and which document states it
Comparisons against an "industry average" are easy to write and impossible to check. This table does something duller and more useful: it names each rule and the document it comes from, so you can go and read the source.
| Parameter | What the operator states | Where it is stated |
|---|---|---|
| Match percentage | 100% on the first deposit | Site rules |
| Maximum bonus | No figure given | Absent from the rules |
| Wagering on bonus funds | x35, slots only | Site rules |
| Wagering on the deposit | x3 | Site rules |
| Ceiling on a bonus payout | Ten times the bonus | Site rules |
| Large win after a bonus | 5 000 USD per 7 days | Site rules |
The gaps in that middle column matter as much as the entries. No maximum bonus and no validity window appear in the public rules, which does not mean neither exists - it means the binding version reaches you on the bonus card in your account, and nowhere else.
For the complete picture of all available bonuses, visit our bonuses and promotions overview or the loyalty system page.
Treat this bonus as extended playing time rather than as money, and the arithmetic stays honest: the credit doubles what is on the screen, x35 in slots and x3 on the deposit decide when any of it can leave, and ten times the bonus caps the result. The figures the rules leave out - a maximum, a deadline, a per-spin cap - are the ones to look up on your own card before the first spin rather than after a payout is refused. The deposit thresholds guide covers what the payment method adds on top.