A welcome bonus is an offer for new players, usually a percentage match on your first deposit (for example 100% up to €500), often with free spins. The bonus is added to your balance, but it comes with terms such as wagering requirements, a maximum bet and an expiry date.

Wagering requirements show how many times you must bet the bonus, and sometimes the deposit too, before you can withdraw related winnings. With a 20x requirement, a €100 bonus means €2,000 in total bets. Lower numbers are generally better, but always check which games count and how much they contribute.

A no deposit bonus gives you free spins or bonus money without making a deposit. These offers are usually small and come with strict terms, such as wagering requirements and a cap on winnings, so read the conditions before you claim.

We compare the bonus amount, free spins, wagering requirement and the countries each casino accepts. Our casino reviews also cover the licence, payment methods and withdrawal conditions, so you can see the details behind each offer.

It depends on the casino and on your country. Each card shows where the offer is accepted, for example EU/CA or All Countries, and the casino's own terms have the final say. Online gambling is not legal everywhere, so check the laws that apply to you first.

We aim to keep our offers up to date, but bonuses and terms change often. Always check the terms on the casino's own website before you claim an offer, because those terms take priority over what you read here.

Set a budget and a time limit, never chase your losses and only play with money you can afford to lose. Gambling can be addictive and is for adults only (18+). Our Responsible Gambling page lists tips and organisations that offer free, confidential help.