The offer available now is 20 Extra No Wagering Spins, shown in the card above with its wagering, minimum deposit and time limit. It is aimed at new players. T&Cs apply.
If you came looking for a code to type in, this page shows what the current offer gives and what to check before you take it. The full set of terms is in the card above, so the sections below focus on what those terms mean in practice and who they suit.
For a wider look at promotions across the brand, the bonus offers page gives the overview. The promo codes page covers codes and promotions in general.
How the current offer differs from a bonus code
A bonus code is a short string you enter to claim a promotion. The terms in the card above are the ones that count, and T&Cs apply.
The headline feature is the number of spins: 20 spins, tied to the eligible game listed in the terms, Big Bass Splash. Because the spins belong to one game, the offer is only as useful as that game is to you. If you do not enjoy a fishing-themed slot with its own bonus features, the offer has little to give you. Our Big Bass Splash page explains how the game works and pays, so you can judge it before you deposit.
What the wagering term means
Wagering is the amount you must stake before bonus funds can be withdrawn, usually shown as a multiple. For this offer the wagering term reads: No wagering on winnings. In plain terms, the winnings from the spins do not carry a wagering requirement, which is the part of most bonuses that makes them hard to value. Other conditions still apply, including the minimum deposit and the time limit, and T&Cs apply.
It is worth knowing what "no wagering" does not tell you. It says nothing about the value of the spins, which depends on the game and on chance. It also does not mean the offer costs nothing. The spins are tied to a deposit of at least £20, so the offer is not free in the sense that you risk none of your own money.
The deposit and the time limit
The minimum deposit is £20. That is the threshold set for this offer, and you can read the payment side of things on the making a deposit page. The offer is valid for 7 days. Treat that as a condition of the offer itself: it is how long the offer stays valid, not a target to hit. T&Cs apply.
How it compares with the brand's other bonuses
20 Extra No Wagering Spins is currently the only offer shown for King Casino, so there is no other bonus on this page to compare it with. It is a welcome offer, which means it is for new players and not for existing customers. If you already have an account, do not expect it to apply to you. The welcome bonus and sign up bonus pages go into the same offer from other angles.
If you were hoping for a code that needs no deposit, the offer above is not that: it has a minimum deposit of £20. The no deposit bonus codes page covers that topic separately. T&Cs apply.
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What to check before you take an offer
The facts for 20 Extra No Wagering Spins point to a few ways of missing out on it. Each is a matter of reading the terms in the card above carefully, and T&Cs apply.
- Depositing less than the minimum. The minimum deposit is £20. Check the amount before you confirm a payment.
- Letting the time limit run out. The offer is valid for 7 days. Note the date on which you claim it.
- Playing the wrong game. The eligible game listed is Big Bass Splash. Spins and winnings tied to one game should be used on that game.
- Assuming "no wagering" covers everything. The wagering term, No wagering on winnings, refers to winnings. The other conditions of the offer still count.
Beyond that, read the full terms and conditions before you deposit. Terms on things like maximum bet, payment methods or excluded games are not shown in the card, so the full document is the place to look. If a condition is unclear, ask customer support before you pay in, not afterwards.
If a code-based offer appears later
This page does not promise that a bonus code offer will return. If one does appear, the checks are the same ones you would run on any bonus. Find out whether a code is needed and where it is entered. Then look at the minimum deposit, the wagering term, the time limit, the maximum bet and which games count. The offer should show all of these, and its terms matter more than its headline.
Be careful with codes found on other websites. A code that is not shown on the casino's own pages may be out of date or may not apply to your account. If you cannot find the offer on the card above or on the bonuses page, treat it with caution.
Is the current offer worth taking?
20 Extra No Wagering Spins is a reasonable fit for a new player who already wanted to try Big Bass Splash and was planning to deposit at least £20. The wagering term, No wagering on winnings, removes the condition that makes many bonuses poor value. For a player who values simple terms, that matters. T&Cs apply.
The downsides are plain. The offer needs a deposit, so it is not a no deposit bonus. The spins are tied to one game, so a player who dislikes that game gets little from it. The offer is valid for 7 days, which means you need to be ready to use it soon after claiming. And it is a welcome offer, so existing customers should not expect it.
Who should skip it
Skip it if you wanted a bonus code that needs no deposit, or if you are not planning to deposit at all. Skip it too if you would rather choose your own slots, since the spins are not a general balance. In those cases, the free spins page and the wider bonus offers overview are better places to look, and you can play without any bonus.
If you do take it, you would sign up first, then deposit. The deposit is your own money, so pay in only an amount you can afford to lose, and use the deposit limits described on the safer gambling page if you want a cap.
The offer does not change how the games work. Results are random, and spins on a slot can return nothing. Take the offer if the terms suit how you already planned to play, and leave it if they do not.