Promotions are the recurring half of what we offer, and the half nobody prices before signing up. The welcome bonus gets claimed once; reloads, spin drops and tournaments come round for as long as your account exists. Treat each as a small repeating decision.
Not deposited yet?
The 400% match — C$1,500 ceiling, 240 free spins — is a first-deposit offer, costed in full on the welcome bonus page. Everything below assumes it's behind you.
Our offers reach you through three channels.
They aren't one channel in three hats.
The in-account promotions page
Our standing list, visible once signed in, with wagering progress on anything active. The only authoritative terms.
Email and push preferences
Marketing consent is a setting, not a default. Switched off, targeted offers never reach you — a trade-off rather than an obvious win.
Short-window campaigns
Weekend or single-event offers that never reach the standing list. They arrive by message or banner and close before it updates.
That third channel shapes behaviour most: an offer alive for 48 hours is built to be acted on quickly rather than weighed slowly. Keeping our messages on is a real trade-off — they surface value you'd miss, and they put deposit prompts on your lock screen. If you've ever opened the sign-in panel because a notification arrived rather than because you planned to, turn them off.
Our reload is a discount, not a reason.
The reload is the workhorse of any ongoing programme. Ours typically runs at 50% up to C$200 on a fixed weekly day, so C$400 is the largest useful deposit, and wagering lands in the lower half of our 25–35× band. The C$5 maximum bet applies as on the welcome bonus, as does the rule that slots clear it and others mostly don't.
| Deposit | 50% bonus | At 25× | At 30× | Expected cashable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C$100 | C$50 | C$1,250 | C$1,500 | ~C$15 |
| C$200 | C$100 | C$2,500 | C$3,000 | ~C$30 |
| C$400 | C$200 | C$5,000 | C$6,000 | ~C$60 |
That last column applies the conversion our welcome offer produces — roughly 30% of a bonus survives a play-through on a 96% RTP slot. A maxed reload is worth about C$60 of expected cash, which is the whole decision.
Take it when
- You were depositing that much anyway
- Slots are what you play, so contribution is fine
- Nothing else is running or queued behind it
Leave it when
- The reload is why you're depositing at all
- You mainly play live dealer, where it won't clear
- You're topping up mid-session after a loss
Put plainly: a reload discounts spending you'd already decided on.
Spin drops are small, and volatility decides them.
Drops are the lightest thing we run: a block of spins on a featured title, tied to a deposit, a day or a new release. Spins are small — our welcome package values them at C$0.20 each and drop spins sit near that — so a batch of 50 has a face value most players barely register.
Three things decide whether they're worth anything. Winnings almost always land in the bonus balance with wagering attached. The featured game is ours to choose, so a high-volatility title often returns nothing across 50 spins — Gates of Olympus at 28.82% hit frequency is a different proposition from a gentler slot. And the spins carry short expiry windows.
Treat drops as free entertainment with a little option value. Check the featured title against our slots and RTP guide, and remember the RTP configuration in force is ours to set and shown in the game's info panel.
Leaderboards are the most expensive thing we offer.
Tournaments rank players over a window — by points, win multiplier or qualifying turnover — and pay a pool down the table. Entering costs you nothing over and above play you were doing anyway, which is what makes them costly.
Chasing a rank is chasing, however it feels
A prize table is a moving target set by other people's spending. Sitting eighth with two hours left and a prize band three places up creates an incentive unrelated to your budget. People who'd never chase a loss will chase a position, because it doesn't feel like chasing. The test: if you wouldn't be playing with the leaderboard off, it's spending for you.
Play them incidentally: enter with sessions you'd already planned, and don't check standings while deciding whether to continue. Pools are funded by everyone's turnover. One real advantage — cash prizes carry no wagering.
Two campaign types we don't fully control.
Some promotions aren't ours. Studios and platform networks run prize drops and jackpot campaigns across every site carrying their games, sharing a pool that pays anywhere in the network. With 3,000-plus titles from Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO and BGaming, you'll meet these in our lobby unawares.
Network prizes usually credit as cash with no wagering, because the studio funds them rather than us — better value than any matched bonus. Qualification is normally automatic on a real-money spin above a stated minimum. The catch: that minimum is sometimes above what you'd otherwise bet, and staking up to reach it is leaderboard-chasing in a coat.
Seasonal calendars are the other. They cluster around the obvious dates, rewrapping the types above — a daily door hiding spins or a reload, a themed tournament — each door carrying the terms of what sits behind it. A calendar's real function is frequency: a reason to open your account daily for a month, a retention device before a reward. The exception is a fixture-led campaign, which belongs to the betting side and runs on free bets.
Six shapes, priced at a glance.
Learn the shapes and any unfamiliar offer prices itself.
| Type | Typical form | Wagering | Realistic value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome offer | 400% up to C$1,500 + 240 spins, first deposit | Yes — 25–35× | ~30% of headline, claimed once |
| Reload bonus | Typically 50% up to C$200, fixed weekly day | Yes — lower half of 25–35× | ~C$60 on a maxed C$200 bonus |
| Free-spin drop | Spins on a rotating featured slot | Yes — winnings land in bonus funds | Small; volatility decides it |
| Leaderboard tournament | Ranked over a window, pool down the table | No on cash prizes | Face value if won; negative overall |
| Network campaign | Studio-run drops across many operators | Usually none | The strongest structural value here |
| Seasonal calendar | Daily reveals repackaging the above | Whatever the door hides | Judge each door on its own terms |
Five questions price any promotion anywhere.
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What is the multiple, and what is it applied to?
Bonus only, or bonus plus deposit? The second is roughly twice the requirement at the same stated multiple. The difference is one preposition.
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What is the maximum bet while wagering?
C$5 a spin or hand is our standing rule. Breach it once and the remaining bonus goes; a feature-buy button breaches it automatically at 60–100× the base stake.
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How many clocks are running?
Usually two: the window to claim, and the window to finish wagering. Free-spin tranches add a third, shorter one. Ours is 20 days.
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Which games count, and at what rate?
Slots at 100% is the reliable route. Crash and instants are reduced or excluded, RNG tables heavily reduced, live dealer reduced, sports nothing.
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Does it stack with anything?
Almost never. Check whether claiming forfeits something already running, and whether the deposit must be your first that week.
One active bonus at a time, so timing matters
We run one bonus per account at a time, and that shapes your calendar. A bonus claimed on Monday occupies the account until it clears, expires or is forfeited, so a casual reload can block something better on Friday — and with a 20-day expiry, our welcome package holds an account for weeks.
So: don't claim a small offer while a large one is wagering, and forfeit an unclearable bonus deliberately rather than letting it lapse. One kind of value sits outside all this — loyalty points accrue at one per C$1 staked and convert to cashback with or without a live bonus, which makes our loyalty programme the steadiest thing you hold.
Time-limited promotions manufacture urgency: a countdown, a weekend window, a leaderboard closing tonight. That's deliberate — a deadline turns a considered decision into a reflex, and a reflex isn't a budget. Fix your deposit and play window before opening the promotions page. Our responsible gambling page covers every control and lists free, confidential support province by province. In a crisis, ring or text 9-8-8.
Promotions questions we get.
Where do I find your current promotions?
In the promotions section of your account once signed in, which carries our standing list and the authoritative terms. Some campaigns are short-window and never appear there — they arrive by email, push or banner and close before it updates.
What is the reload bonus worth in real terms?
It typically runs at 50% up to C$200 on a fixed weekly day, with wagering in the lower half of the 25 to 35 times band. A maxed C$200 bonus converts to roughly C$60 of expected cash on a 96% RTP slot — worth taking on a deposit you were making regardless.
Can I have two bonuses running at once?
No. We run one active bonus per account at a time, so claiming a small offer can block a better one that turns up days later. If a bonus is genuinely unclearable before it expires, forfeiting it deliberately frees the account for the next promotion rather than leaving it tied up.
Do promotional free spins pay out as cash?
Generally not. Winnings from promotional spins credit to your bonus balance and carry the same wagering requirement and C$5 maximum bet as any other bonus we run. The spins themselves are tied to a slot we've featured, and each batch runs its own expiry window, often a short one.
Are tournaments actually worth entering?
Only if you enter with play you'd already planned. Cash prizes carry no wagering, which makes them better value than a matched bonus when you win. The risk is behavioural: pools are funded by everyone's turnover, so the field pays in more than it collects.
Does the C$5 maximum bet apply to reloads and spin drops?
Yes. The C$5 per spin or hand ceiling applies whenever any bonus is wagering, not just the welcome offer. One bet above it forfeits the remaining bonus with no warning. The commonest breach is a feature-buy, priced at 60 to 100 times your base stake.
Do sports bets count toward casino promotions?
No. Casino bonuses and sportsbook offers are separate systems even though both products share one account and balance. Sports wagers contribute nothing to casino bonus wagering, and bonus funds can't go on sport while a requirement is open. Sportsbook offers are free bets and odds boosts.
Do loyalty points accrue while a bonus is wagering?
Yes. Loyalty accrues on real-money wagering at one point per C$1 staked and converts to cashback whatever else is running. That makes it the steadiest value in your account: it builds on turnover you were making anyway and needs no claiming or deadline.
Check what's running first
Our standing list sits inside your account, and the offer worth claiming is attached to a deposit you'd already decided to make.
View current promotions18+ / 19+ by province. Not available in Ontario. Promotional terms vary by offer and change without notice — 25–35× wagering on the bonus, a C$5 maximum bet throughout, only one live bonus per account, and slots at 100% while other categories are reduced or excluded. Full terms apply.