The two offers advertised most often each have a page of their own: the welcome bonus and free spins. Once you have worked the turnover out, read the page on playing safely: the figure you end up with is the real price of the offer.
The same figure, three offers
The banner carries a percentage and a ceiling. Both say only how much bonus credit lands in the account. What that credit is worth is decided by a quite different figure: the turnover factor — and above all the question of what it applies to.
The difference between the best and the worst of these three versions is more than three times the turnover, on an identical bonus amount. Anyone comparing bonuses therefore compares not the percentage but this calculation — step by step here.
Welcome bonus
How a welcome offer is built and which figure counts.
Open →Wagering requirements
The multiplier, the base it applies to, and the result in francs.
Open →Free spins
Why the value of a free round is usually fixed in advance.
Open →Where a bonus fails
Maximum stake, game weighting, deadline — the three usual stumbles.
Open →The three figures that describe an offer
A bonus offer can be described completely with three figures, and none of them is the amount on the banner. The first is the turnover factor. The second is the base — bonus alone, or bonus plus deposit, which doubles the turnover needed. The third is the deadline, because it turns the turnover into an amount per day. With those three figures you can compare two offers in thirty seconds; without them you are comparing promotional copy.
| Statement | Where it sits | What it decides |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage and ceiling | On the banner | How much bonus credit there is |
| Turnover factor | In the bonus terms | How often the amount must be staked |
| The base | In the same paragraph, often in a subordinate clause | Whether the factor doubles |
| Deadline | In the same section | How much stake per day is needed |
| Maximum stake | Further down in the same terms | Whether the bonus survives at all |
| Game weighting | As a table of its own | The multiple of the stake required |
The first two rows are what the banner shows; the other four decide.
What this page does not carry on bonuses
Bonuses without a deposit do not appear on this page. The reason is sober: such offers as a rule carry the harshest conditions in the whole bonus area — high multipliers, tight maximum withdrawals, short deadlines — and the comparisons that advertise them practically never write those conditions down.
Also missing here: bonus codes that do not stand in the operator's own terms, and offers whose validity nobody has checked. An expired code in a comparison is not a service; it is an invitation to spend the reader's time.
Common questions
Is a welcome bonus worth taking?
That depends on the turnover requirement, not on the amount. At 25× on the bonus it is 2 500 francs of turnover for 100 francs of credit; at 40× on bonus and deposit, 8 000.
What does 35× mean?
The bonus amount — sometimes bonus plus deposit — must be staked 35 times before anything can be withdrawn. Which base applies stands in the terms.
Are there bonuses without a deposit here?
No. This page deliberately does not carry such offers.