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Games with offers attached
Operators name specific games in the small print: free spins are locked to them, or
a stake only counts when it is placed on them. These are the 165 games named in enough
live promotions to be worth a page — at least 5 offers each.
Only because an operator wrote its name into the conditions of a live promotion. The list is
rebuilt on every check, so a game drops off as soon as the last offer naming it ends — and a new
one appears the day an operator attaches an offer to it. Nothing here is chosen by hand.
There are no game reviews on this site: return-to-player, volatility and provider are not
published on operators’ promotion pages, so we have no honest way to state them. Last checked
30 September 2026.
The shape of these game-specific offers
Counted from the 330 offers on this page — not a stock illustration.
Wagering
143 do not state a rule
Cost of entry
206 do not state a deposit
What kind
What is inside these 330 game-specific offers
The same offer can be several things at once — a free-spins bonus for new customers on a named
slot. These are the labels our reading of the terms produced, with the strongest example of each.
Every game-specific offer in the table above shows what it gives, what it asks and what the wagering is, taken from the operator’s own page. The banner on the operator’s site repeats the first of those three and rarely the other two.
Then: make a qualifying deposit
109 offers on this page name this as a condition. The exact amount, the minimum odds where there are any, and the window you have to do it in are quoted in the terms line under each row — they differ by operator even when the headline looks identical.
Then: wager a qualifying amount
99 offers on this page name this as a condition. The exact amount, the minimum odds where there are any, and the window you have to do it in are quoted in the terms line under each row — they differ by operator even when the headline looks identical.
Then: play
75 offers on this page name this as a condition. The exact amount, the minimum odds where there are any, and the window you have to do it in are quoted in the terms line under each row — they differ by operator even when the headline looks identical.
Then: opt in before you start
53 offers on this page name this as a condition. The exact amount, the minimum odds where there are any, and the window you have to do it in are quoted in the terms line under each row — they differ by operator even when the headline looks identical.
Opt in first, not after
53 offers here require an opt-in. Pressed after the qualifying action it almost never counts retrospectively, and this is the single most common way a bonus is lost.
Check the clock twice
Two different deadlines run on most offers: the date the promotion stops being available, and the time you have to use the reward once it is credited. The first is in the Ends column, the second is in the terms line.
The terms that decide whether you see the money
These six lines are where a bonus is won or lost. Every one of them is quoted on the offer’s own
page when the operator states it, and marked with a dash when it does not.
Wagering requirement
The number of times a bonus has to be staked before anything can be withdrawn. Sometimes it applies to the bonus alone, sometimes to bonus plus deposit — the second is twice the work for the same number. Where an operator states which, the offer’s own page says so.
Game weighting
Not every game counts the same towards wagering. Slots usually count in full, table games often at 10% or not at all. A 35× requirement cleared on roulette at 10% weighting is 350× in practice.
Maximum bet while wagering
Most bonus terms cap the stake allowed while a wagering requirement is open, commonly at £5. A single bet above the cap can void the bonus and everything won from it, and this is enforced automatically.
Maximum win or conversion
The most that can be withdrawn from what a bonus produces. Free spins and no-deposit offers are capped far more often than deposit matches, and a capped headline of £500 can be worth £50.
Expiry
Two clocks: the promotion’s own end date, and the life of the reward once credited — often 7 days, sometimes 24 hours. The second one is the one people miss.
Excluded payment methods
Deposits by certain e-wallets are excluded from bonus eligibility at many operators. It is the most common reason a qualifying deposit turns out not to qualify.
The games these offers send you to
Where the terms name a game, we keep the name. That matters twice: it decides what you actually
play, and for free spins it fixes what one spin is worth — both set by the operator, not by you.
A long list of offers is not the same as a good one: the wagering column decides. The deposit
column shows the lowest figure the operator actually states — a dash means none of its offers here
names a deposit at all, which is not the same as being free to enter.
Written from the figures on each operator’s own page: what it gives, what it asks, what it costs
and how long it lasts. Where a page does not state something, there is no sentence about it.
Jackpotjoy runs this one without dating it. What it gives: Deposit £10 → 100 free spins. The way in costs £10. Winnings carry no wagering, so what you win is yours to withdraw. It names Fishin Frenzy The Big Catch 2 in the terms. Our formula puts it at 7.8 out of ten.
Lottozone dates this one to 1 September 2026. What it gives: Play £0.10 → £17500. Winnings carry no wagering, so what you win is yours to withdraw. It names Bingo Bonanza Room in the terms. It is stated to end today. Our formula puts it at 7.4 out of ten.
Lottozone dates this one to 1 September 2026. What it gives: Play £0.02 → £50000. Winnings carry no wagering, so what you win is yours to withdraw. It names Bingo Bonanza Room in the terms. It is stated to end today. Our formula puts it at 7.4 out of ten.
Lottozone runs this one without dating it. What it gives: Play £0.10 → £20000. Winnings carry no wagering, so what you win is yours to withdraw. It names Bingo Bonanza Room in the terms. Our formula puts it at 7.4 out of ten.
Lottozone runs this one without dating it. What it gives: Play £0.10 → £20000. Winnings carry no wagering, so what you win is yours to withdraw. It names Bingo Bonanza Room in the terms. Our formula puts it at 7.4 out of ten.
Lottozone runs this one without dating it. What it gives: Play bingo £0.02 → £216000. Winnings carry no wagering, so what you win is yours to withdraw. It names Dab and Blab Live, Bingo Bonanza Room in the terms. Our formula puts it at 7.4 out of ten.
Lottozone dates this one to 1 September 2026. What it gives: Play £0.10 → £30000. Winnings carry no wagering, so what you win is yours to withdraw. It names Bingo Bonanza Room in the terms. It is stated to end today. Our formula puts it at 7.4 out of ten.
Yokocasino runs this one without dating it. What it gives: Deposit £10 → up to £200. The way in costs £10. Winnings carry 10× wagering — £100 staked for every £10 of bonus. It names Book of Dead in the terms. Our formula puts it at 7.4 out of ten.
What to do with this page
Compare the wagering with the rest of the site, not with the headline
The middle of this page sits at 10× against 10× across all 1385 promotions here. This kind of offer is no different from the market on wagering, so the headline is the whole difference.
Start with the ones that carry no wagering
79 offers on this page state no wagering at all. A smaller reward with nothing to stake again is usually worth more than a large one at 35×, and it is the only shape of bonus where what you see is what you can withdraw.
The cheapest entry is not the cheapest offer
The lowest qualifying deposit here is £5 at Meccabingo. A small deposit usually caps the reward too, because most rewards are a multiple of what you put in — so the cheapest row and the best row are rarely the same row.
Look at which game you are being sent to
195 offers name specific games in their terms. That decides what you actually play and, for free spins, what a spin is worth — both set by the operator, not by you.
Take the short ones first
48 offers state an end date within the next seven days. Offers with no stated end date will still be here next week; these will not.
One account, one offer, one set of terms
Operators that share a licence holder often share terms word for word, and a bonus taken at one brand can exclude you at another in the same group. The operator page for each brand names the company behind it.
The rules everyone here plays by
Britain regulates this market tightly, and that is the floor under every offer on the page. It is
not a recommendation of any operator — it is the minimum each one has to meet to be listed at all.
Every operator here is licensed in Britain
A Gambling Commission licence is a condition of being listed at all. It brings deposit protection to the standard the regulator sets, participation in the national self-exclusion scheme, and a route of complaint that is not the operator itself.
Bonuses cannot be made conditional on continued play
Licensed operators may not require further wagering to withdraw money that is already the player’s own, and must make significant terms clear at the point the offer is presented. That is why a rule on the page matters more than the same rule buried in a general terms document.
Stake limits on slots
Online slot stakes are capped for adults in Britain, and lower for younger adults. Any offer that talks about qualifying stakes is working inside those limits.
Advertising rules
Promotions cannot be presented as risk-free when a deposit is at stake, and must not imply that gambling is a solution to financial trouble. Where an operator’s wording pushes at that line, the quote on the offer’s page shows it in their words, not ours.
If it stops being entertainment
A bonus is a reason to play longer, and that is exactly when to have the tools ready. Deposit
limits, reality checks and time-outs are free and immediate at every licensed operator.
GAMSTOP blocks every
licensed British site at once, and the help listed here is
independent of any operator. No offer on this page is worth playing past that point.
Questions about game-specific offers
What is a game-specific offer?
Promotions whose own terms name the game you have to play. On this page that means 330 promotions from 92 operators, each one read from the operator’s own page and quoted word for word rather than described in our own words.
How many game-specific offers are running right now?
330, as of the last check. The number moves every day because the list is rebuilt from the operators’ pages rather than edited by hand: an offer that disappears from an operator’s site disappears from here, and one that appears is added with its terms.
What wagering do game-specific offers carry?
The middle of this page is 10× — for a £10 bonus that is £100 staked before a withdrawal is possible. 79 offers here carry none at all. 143 do not state a wagering rule on the page, which is worth noticing before you take one.
What is the smallest deposit for a game-specific offer?
£5 at Meccabingo, for Slots Welcome Offer. The middle of the page asks £15. Remember that the reward usually scales with the deposit, so the smallest entry buys the smallest bonus.
Are there game-specific offers with no deposit?
24 offers on this page ask for no deposit. They are smaller than deposit offers, they usually cap what can be withdrawn, and the wagering on them is rarely lower. Each one’s own page carries the figures the operator states.
Which game-specific offer is the strongest?
100 Free Spins at Jackpotjoy, at 7.8 out of ten. In its favour: no wagering requirement — winnings are yours; £10 minimum deposit; 100 free spins. Against it: opt-in required. The formula is published and every input is a figure from the operator’s own page.
Are game-specific offers worth taking?
On the numbers this page is no different from the site average. Whether that is worth it depends on how you play: a bonus you have to chase is a cost, not a gift. The figures are here so the decision can be made on arithmetic rather than on a banner.
Can I take more than one?
Usually yes, at different operators, and usually no, twice at the same one. Welcome offers are almost always once per person, household and payment method; recurring offers can be taken again each time they reset. Operators in the same group often count as one for this purpose.
Why do some rows show a dash?
Because the operator’s page does not state that value. We do not fill gaps with estimates, industry averages or guesses — a dash means the information is missing at the source, and that is itself worth knowing before you take the offer.
How often is this page updated?
Operators’ pages are re-read daily and the site is rebuilt from what they say. The date in the byline is when this particular list was last checked, not when the page was written.
Do you get paid for these listings?
Some links to operators earn a commission. It buys no place in the table and no rating: the order comes from the published formula applied to every operator the same way, paying or not. That is stated at the bottom of every page for the same reason it is stated here.
Is this available across the UK?
Every operator listed holds a Gambling Commission licence, so these offers are open to players in Great Britain. Individual offers can still be limited to new customers, to one product, or to players the operator selects — the terms line says which.