Bonus terms, made plain
Our Spinko wagering requirements, explained simply
Every bonus we offer carries a set of rules that decide how it turns into money you can withdraw, and that's exactly what this page unpacks. We've written our Spinko wagering requirements out in full so that GB players know what to expect before they opt in to any offer, and how our Spinko rollover applies once a bonus lands in an account with us.
Read this alongside our bonus types page if you want the fuller picture of what's on offer, or head to our promotions for the current list of offers we're running. If a term below doesn't fully answer your question, our FAQ page covers the wider account basics.
The short version
A wagering requirement is a multiplier attached to a bonus amount or to free spins winnings. Before that money becomes withdrawable, it has to be played through the number of times stated in the offer's Spinko bonus terms, and only certain games count fully toward that total.
Spinko bonus terms and how the rollover works
When we credit a welcome bonus or a batch of free spins, the amount doesn't sit in your account as cash straight away. It sits as bonus funds, and those funds need to be wagered a set number of times before we release them as withdrawable balance. That multiplier is what most players mean when they ask about our Spinko rollover, and it's stated clearly on the offer page before you opt in.
Why the multiplier exists
The rollover exists to give a fair trial period between a free offer and a genuine cash withdrawal. Without it, a bonus could be claimed and cashed out immediately, which isn't how any operator can sustainably run promotions. We keep the figure visible on every offer we run, rather than tucking it away in small print, so you can decide whether a bonus suits your usual play style.
How stake counts toward the total
Not every stake counts at the same rate toward clearing a wagering requirement. Typically, slots contribute the most toward the total, while live dealer tables and certain other formats count for less or not at all. We always list the exact contribution rates on the terms attached to each individual promotion, so check that page before you start playing through a bonus.
Wagering requirements at a glance
| Term | What it means |
|---|---|
| Wagering requirement | The number of times a bonus amount must be staked before it can be withdrawn |
| Rollover | Another word for the same requirement, used interchangeably in our Spinko bonus terms |
| Game contribution | The percentage of a stake on a given game that counts toward clearing the requirement |
| Validity period | The window in which a bonus and its winnings must be used and wagered |
| Max bonus conversion | Any cap on how much bonus-derived balance can convert to withdrawable funds |
Free spins, validity periods and eligible games
Free spins are usually attached to a specific slot title or a small group of titles, and any winnings they generate are treated as bonus funds subject to the same rollover rules. We state which games a batch of spins applies to on the offer itself, so there's no guessing once you've opted in.
The validity period matters as much as the multiplier
Every bonus and every batch of free spins we issue comes with a validity period, which is the window in which you need to use the offer and clear its wagering requirement. Once that window closes, unused bonus funds or unmet requirements typically expire, which is why we recommend reading the specific offer terms as soon as a bonus is credited. Leaving a bonus dormant for weeks is the most common reason players miss out on converting it.
Which titles count
Slot titles generally carry the highest contribution toward a wagering requirement, and our catalogue gives you plenty of choice for playing one through. Titles such as Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus and Fortune Tumble sit among the slots commonly nominated for free spins offers of this kind, though the specific eligible list always lives on the promotion itself, not on this page.
Keeping track of your bonus balance
Once a bonus is active, it helps to check your account balance regularly to see how much of the wagering requirement remains. Bonus funds and real-money funds are usually shown separately, and understanding the split avoids confusion when you come to request a withdrawal. If a withdrawal request is queued behind an unmet wagering requirement, the outstanding amount is normally shown at that point too.
Deposits and withdrawals themselves sit on a separate page: visit our payment methods guide for the mechanics of moving money in and out of an account with us. Wagering requirements only govern bonus funds, never your own deposited balance, so a deposit you haven't used a bonus against is always yours to withdraw under the site's standard terms.
Playing responsibly around bonus offers
A wagering requirement is a structural part of a bonus, not a target to chase at speed. We'd rather you played through an offer at a comfortable pace across its validity period than rushed stakes purely to clear a multiplier. If a bonus no longer feels enjoyable to play through, our FAQ and the responsible gambling pages linked in our footer cover the tools available to manage play.
Players must be 18 or over to hold an account and to claim any bonus offer referenced on this site. We keep that age requirement fixed across every promotion, regardless of the wagering terms attached to it.
Frequently asked questions
These answers cover the specific questions we hear most about how our bonuses convert into withdrawable funds.