A bonus is not free money; it is a condition attached to your balance. This page follows every offer through the life of an account, from the first deposit to the day the account is closed.
Open an AccountThe opening offer is split across the first three deposits instead of arriving in one payment. Each deposit is matched at 100%, and each match has the same ceiling.
| Deposit | Match | Maximum Bonus | Free Spins |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | 100% | NZ$880 | 50 |
| Second | 100% | NZ$880 | 25 |
| Third | 100% | NZ$880 | 25 |
Taken together the package reaches up to NZ$2,640 with 100 free spins. Reaching the full amount means depositing at the ceiling three times, which is a larger commitment than the headline implies.
| Wagering requirement | 36x the bonus amount |
| Maximum stake while wagering | NZ$9 per spin |
| Minimum qualifying deposit | NZ$35 |
| Free spins credited | The following day |
Wagering is calculated on the bonus alone, not on the deposit as well. The multiplier is 36x, so the bonus amount has to be staked thirty-six times over before the balance becomes withdrawable.
Take the largest first-deposit match, which is NZ$880. The requirement is thirty-six full turnovers of that sum, and the stake ceiling is NZ$9.
Played flat out at that ceiling, the turnover works out at 3,600 spins. At a tenth of the ceiling it takes ten times as many spins, so a cautious stake size is what turns a bonus into a long project.
Game weighting changes the pace again. Slots normally count in full, while table games and live rounds count for a fraction or for nothing at all, and the exact percentages sit in the offer terms.
| What Voids a Bonus | Why It Happens |
|---|---|
| One bet above the stake ceiling | The limit applies to every single round, not to an average. |
| Withdrawing early | A payout request before the turnover is met removes the bonus. |
| Bonus expiry | Each offer runs for a fixed window stated in its own terms. |
| Closing the account | Unfinished wagering and unused spins are forfeited at closure. |
A no-deposit offer appears from time to time for newly registered accounts. The reward usually takes one of two shapes, either NZ$44 in bonus funds or a batch of ten to twenty free spins.
These offers are not permanent fixtures, so the promotions page is the place to check rather than any third-party list. Winnings from them carry wagering in the same way a deposit match does, and a withdrawal cap normally applies.
Codes are entered either on the registration form or later in the cashier, immediately before the deposit they apply to. Adding one afterwards is not possible, and support cannot attach a missed code to a deposit that has already cleared.
Codes reach players through the email newsletter, the operator's social channels and affiliate partners. Active codes appear on the promotions page whenever a campaign is running.
Spins arrive at three different stages. The welcome package delivers 100 of them across three deposits, the weekly Friday Candies Party adds more for funded accounts, and the loyalty ladder releases them as level-up rewards.
Tier rewards run to 1,000 free spins at the highest levels, and those spins carry no wagering requirement at all. That makes them the most valuable reward in the programme.
Spins have their own expiry dates. A tier never lapses, but the spins attached to it do, so a long break costs rewards even though it costs no status.
Weekly reloads come through the Friday Candies Party, with deposit matches of up to 100% for accounts already funded. Reload terms mirror the welcome package, so the same stake ceiling and turnover logic apply.
Cashback works differently and is the better value of the two. Cashback is paid on losses and carries only 1x wagering. The rate rises from 3% at the entry tier to 25% at the top.
One turnover releases cashback as ordinary cash. A player who takes cashback and declines reloads keeps a far more flexible balance.
Bonus balances do not survive neglect. An unfinished wagering requirement stays attached to the account, and the offer behind it still runs to its own deadline.
If the account then goes dormant, access can be suspended until identity is confirmed again, and any inactivity charge is applied to the cash part of the balance. Bonus funds have no protection in that situation.
Self-exclusion and closure end an offer immediately. Neither can be reversed to recover a forfeited bonus, so finish or abandon a promotion deliberately rather than by walking away.
Yes. Opting out keeps the balance unrestricted, which suits anyone who plans to withdraw soon or to play mainly table games.
No. The multiplier of 36x applies to the bonus amount alone, which is the more common structure and the easier one to calculate.
The bonus and anything won from it can be voided. The ceiling is checked on each individual round, so one oversized bet is enough.
Spins from the welcome package are credited the day after the qualifying deposit clears, rather than instantly.
Rarely. Weighting reduces or removes their contribution, so slots are the practical route through a wagering requirement.
No, and that is the point of it. Cashback carries 1x wagering, so one turnover releases it as cash.
It is forfeited along with any unused spins. Withdraw the cleared cash balance before making the closure request.
