How bonus terms work
Promotions are contracts wrapped in marketing language. Understanding the common clauses matters more than any headline figure.
Why we rarely publish offer amounts
Welcome packages change often and vary by player status. Publishing a stale figure as if it were current would mislead. Spin Harbour House therefore explains how terms work instead of promising a specific deal.
Wagering requirements
Many bonuses credit funds that must be staked a set number of times before withdrawal. A “10x” requirement on a £20 bonus means £200 of qualifying stakes, not a free £20 in your pocket. Always read whether the requirement applies to bonus only or bonus plus deposit.
Game weighting
Slots may contribute 100% toward wagering while table games contribute less or nothing. Live casino games are often heavily restricted. If a promotion is built around one product line, playing something else may not clear the terms.
Expiry and caps
Bonuses and free spins usually expire. Maximum bet clauses can void a bonus if you stake above a stated limit while clearing wagering. Win caps on free spins are common.
Eligibility traps
New-customer offers often exclude existing accounts across a brand group, require opt-in, and sit alongside age and location checks. “Risk-free” marketing language is a red flag in UK advertising — gambling retains risk even when an offer softens a first stake.
Before you opt in
Read the operator’s full promotion rules on their site. If anything is unclear, ask their support team — not a comparison publisher — before depositing to claim an offer.
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