A bonus's value is not its percentage
Every offer on this page is listed together with its small print, because that is where it is decided whether a bonus is worth anything. Three numbers matter more than the advertised percentage.
The wagering requirement. If the offer is €100 and the wagering is 35×, you have to generate €3,500 of turnover before you can withdraw anything. At 40× it is €4,000. Same bonus, completely different deal. Work out your own case with the calculator.
The maximum bet. The max bet while playing with a bonus is usually five euros. Exceeding it — even once, even by accident — voids the win. It is the single most common reason a withdrawal fails, and the number is almost always buried in the middle of the terms.
Game weighting. Weighting determines how much of each bet counts towards the wagering. Slots usually give 100%, table games often 10% or less. If you only play blackjack, a €3,500 requirement can mean €35,000 of actual turnover.
Rakeback versus a welcome bonus
Crypto casinos run two different models, and they suit different people.
A welcome bonus gives money straight away, but with a wagering requirement. It pays off for a one-off player who knows what they are doing and reads the terms. Thunderpick, BetFury and 500 Casino represent this model.
Rakeback gives money back from your own turnover, but with no wagering requirement — it is immediately withdrawable. Stake, Gamdom, Roobet and Winna work this way. For a regular player it is almost always more profitable, because the money is not locked.
Rule of thumb: if you play for one evening, look for a welcome bonus. If you play every week, look for rakeback.
Where these offers come from
Every offer here has been read from the operator's own terms page and dated. When an operator does not publish terms — like BC.Game, whose offer only opens on a registered account — we write that out too, because incomparability is a cost to the player.
Offers change. Always check the terms on the casino's own page before accepting; our table is a starting point, not a contract. See also no-deposit bonuses and free spins.
Offers from Estonian-licensed casinos — where EMTA supervision and HAMPI apply — are covered by freespin.ee and pangakasiinod.ee.
What we check on an offer
Every row in this table has been through the same check: are the terms publicly readable, is the wagering requirement stated, is the maximum bet spelled out and is a deadline set. If any of those is missing, we flag it separately — a missing number is information in itself.
We do not rank offers by commission and we do not remove an offer because its terms are bad. A bad offer stays on the list together with the reason it is bad. The full methodology is on the about and methodology page.