No Deposit Casino Bonus
A no deposit bonus, also known as free money or free cash, as the term suggests, is a bonus with no deposit required by the player. This means that the online casino adds credits to the player’s account so they can play games with real money.
How does a no deposit bonus work for new players?
To redeem the free cash simply sign up to the online casino and follow the free money promotion instructions. The free money is usually a balance in your account which usually cannot be withdrawn. The balance is their for new players to try out the casino games. Any winnings from the free money may need to be wagered a number of times before the money can be withdrawn. Winnings may be capped at €50 or €100 or more, as stated in promotion terms.
At the time of writing, 888 casino has an £88 free bonus with no deposit required for any new players signing up to their casino from UK, Germany, Austria, Canada, Sweden, Switzerland and Ireland. Some other terms which are tied to the free money promotion (which are quite commonly found in other casinos) are:
- “FreePlay winnings are granted only after the member has finished playing all of his FreePlay.
- The FreePlay may not be exchanged for cash and is restricted for play only in the games determined by the Promoter.”
No Deposit Bonus Terms and Conditions
No deposit bonuses are hard to come by, so when you see such an offer, check out the terms and conditions and if you are eligible and happy with them, proceed to take up the offer.
Typical types of terms to look for are wagering requirements, max cap on winnings which can be withdrawn and types of games you can play, for example, is it limited to slots or also table games and live casino?
If you are new to online casino and looking to pass the time playing games, you might want to take advantage of such an offer.
On the other hand, if you are looking to win and withdraw quickly, with no terms attached, then your safest bet is to deposit with real money and play promo-free.
Free money or Free Spins?
It is more likely you will come across promotions offering you free spins rather than free money. The difference between the two are free spins would be limited to a specific game(s), whereas free money can be used to play a wider range of games. Both have similar terms and conditions.
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