A bonus is not free money; it is a turnover contract. This page sets out every offer on the site and works the wagering arithmetic through in spins. Variance decides whether the contract can be completed at all.
Every promotion here attaches a wagering requirement to the credit it gives. Completing that requirement takes a long run of spins, and the length of the run is fixed by arithmetic rather than luck.
What luck decides is whether the balance survives long enough to finish. High-variance slots produce long stretches of empty spins, and one of those stretches ending at zero closes the contract early. Low and medium variance titles keep a balance breathing while turnover accumulates.
The opening offer is staged across the first three deposits, with 100 free spins attached to the first one. The Crocoslots Casino welcome package is worth up to £11,000 in total across the three tiers.
Each tier is claimed on its own deposit, and each carries the same wagering multiplier. The minimum qualifying deposit is low, and bonus credit appears in the account as soon as the payment settles.
| Stage | Match | Wagering |
|---|---|---|
| First Deposit | 100% + 100 Free Spins | 35x |
| Second Deposit | 75% | 35x |
| Third Deposit | 50% | 35x |
A requirement of 35x means the bonus credit must be staked thirty-five times over. Turnover is what counts, not profit. Every spin adds its own stake to the running total, whether it wins or loses.
The clearest way to picture the run is in spins rather than money. Divide the turnover target by the stake used on each spin, and the result is the number of spins the requirement will take.
Set the stake at one per cent of the bonus credit. The target of thirty-five times the bonus then needs 3,500 spins. Raise the stake to five per cent and the run shortens to 700 spins, but every spin now carries five times as much of the balance.
| Stake per spin | Spins needed at 35x | Exposure |
|---|---|---|
| 1% of the bonus | 3,500 | Small per spin, very long run |
| 2% of the bonus | 1,750 | Balanced on medium variance |
| 5% of the bonus | 700 | Large per spin, short run |
That table is the whole argument for playing a wagering run on low or medium variance. Seven hundred spins on a high-variance slot will contain long empty stretches, and any one of them can take the balance to zero before the target is reached.
Not every stake counts in full. Slots normally contribute 100% of each stake towards the target, which is why the requirement is written with slot play in mind.
Table games move the total far more slowly. Roulette and blackjack usually contribute a small fraction of each stake, and some live-dealer tables are excluded from wagering altogether. The weighting table is published in the promotional terms and should be read before the first spin.
The opening tier adds 100 free spins on selected slots, released either in one block or across several days. Winnings from those spins arrive as bonus credit rather than cash, so the standard wagering multiplier still applies.
Free spins have a shorter life than bonus credit. Unused spins are removed at expiry rather than carried forward, so claim them when there is time to play them.
No-deposit promotions appear from time to time and let a player try selected slots without funding the account. The terms are stricter than the welcome tiers, with wagering set between 40x and 50x.
A cap also applies to the amount that can be withdrawn from a no-deposit win. Treat these offers as a way to test a game's variance at no cost, not as a realistic route to a payout.
Existing accounts receive reload offers on later deposits, free spins tied to weekend campaigns and seasonal promotions through the year. Terms vary between campaigns, and each one states its own multiplier.
The loyalty ladder runs alongside all of that. Points build as play continues and convert into bonus funds at fixed thresholds, with faster withdrawal handling and a named account manager at the upper tiers.
A maximum stake applies for as long as bonus credit is live. Going above that ceiling on a single spin can void the bonus and every win produced from it, so check the ceiling before raising a stake.
Other common triggers are worth knowing in advance. Running two promotions at once, playing an excluded game, or requesting a withdrawal while a requirement is still open will each end the offer.
Bonus credit also expires. The window is stated when the offer is claimed, and any remaining requirement is cancelled along with the credit when that window closes.
The bonus credit must be staked thirty-five times before the balance converts. Wins and losses are irrelevant to the count; only the total staked matters.
Low and medium variance titles. Frequent partial returns keep the balance alive across a long run, while high-variance games often reach zero first.
No. They arrive as bonus credit and carry the same wagering multiplier as the deposit match.
Usually yes, but the contribution is much lower than on slots and some live tables are excluded. Check the weighting table in the terms first.
The bonus and any winnings derived from it can be removed. The ceiling applies to every spin while bonus credit is active.
They are useful for testing how a game behaves at no cost. Wagering of 40–50x and a withdrawal cap make them a poor route to an actual payout.
A withdrawal request while a requirement is open normally cancels the bonus and any pending bonus winnings. Finish the run or forfeit the credit deliberately.