Reviewed on March 25, 2021
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Anyone seeing an offer of a 100 no-deposit free spins would surely be very tempted to take it up, more so when the indicated wagering requirement on the winnings would only be 20x. That’s way below the standard requirement of 40x, and certainly seems like a very good offer not to be missed. However, upon checking up on its Bonus terms, it is stated that wagering for the bonus winnings can only be done using real money, meaning, a deposit must be made, without taking any other bonus with it, and that money be played on any slot game. Upon completion of the 20x wagering amount, the bonus winnings would then be released as real cash money, which then can be played or withdrawn as preferred.
Well, I was rather hesitant to take it up at first. Why? Simply because of the separate deposit needed to be made in order to begin the wagering process. One deposit would hardly suffice to complete the wagering amount, unless extreme good luck comes into play, and it was even stated that several deposits may be needed to complete it. I didn’t have much money left in my ewallet, but I decided to take up the offer nonetheless, partly to kill the boredom I was then facing, hehehe.
After signing up, I activated the 100 free spins offer and opened the game to play it. The free spins were given on the game Queen Of Spades, by Mascot Gaming, a 10 lines game, but with a minimum starting bet of 20 cents. To my surprise, the free spins were given at $1 bet per spin instead, so they were worth $100 in total, and I then knew that the winnings from those 100 free spins would be quite big, much bigger than any other usual free spins offering. What I also realised was that the seemingly low 20x wagering requirement amount may actually be in a few thousands!
Well, I had already signed up at the casino, so there was no point in turning back. Liking it or not, I just had to play off all the free spins and see what amount the game would finally give. In one of the spins, a free spins feature game got activated, but the 10 free spins paid a very low win of around $24. At the end of all the 100 free spins, there was a final bonus balance of $91.20 in my account. It also meant that the wagering amount required on it would be a huge $1824, which one deposit alone would not suffice, in most probability.
I did not make any immediate deposit to start the wagering process, knowing very well what was in store for me once I started on it, but about a week later, I finally made a small $10 deposit, purely to test out my favourite games at the casino, to see how they would perform. If they had played well, I would have made another deposit to continue on playing, but instead, everything was ice cold and I lost my deposit in less than 5 minutes of play! Totally disappointed, I then quit that session and decided to let the bonus winnings expire by itself.
Well, I was rather hesitant to take it up at first. Why? Simply because of the separate deposit needed to be made in order to begin the wagering process. One deposit would hardly suffice to complete the wagering amount, unless extreme good luck comes into play, and it was even stated that several deposits may be needed to complete it. I didn’t have much money left in my ewallet, but I decided to take up the offer nonetheless, partly to kill the boredom I was then facing, hehehe.
After signing up, I activated the 100 free spins offer and opened the game to play it. The free spins were given on the game Queen Of Spades, by Mascot Gaming, a 10 lines game, but with a minimum starting bet of 20 cents. To my surprise, the free spins were given at $1 bet per spin instead, so they were worth $100 in total, and I then knew that the winnings from those 100 free spins would be quite big, much bigger than any other usual free spins offering. What I also realised was that the seemingly low 20x wagering requirement amount may actually be in a few thousands!
Well, I had already signed up at the casino, so there was no point in turning back. Liking it or not, I just had to play off all the free spins and see what amount the game would finally give. In one of the spins, a free spins feature game got activated, but the 10 free spins paid a very low win of around $24. At the end of all the 100 free spins, there was a final bonus balance of $91.20 in my account. It also meant that the wagering amount required on it would be a huge $1824, which one deposit alone would not suffice, in most probability.
I did not make any immediate deposit to start the wagering process, knowing very well what was in store for me once I started on it, but about a week later, I finally made a small $10 deposit, purely to test out my favourite games at the casino, to see how they would perform. If they had played well, I would have made another deposit to continue on playing, but instead, everything was ice cold and I lost my deposit in less than 5 minutes of play! Totally disappointed, I then quit that session and decided to let the bonus winnings expire by itself.
