There are a lot of terms and jargon within the online casino world that can sometimes be a bit confusing. And particularly so when it comes to online bonuses and promotions. Between some of the terms and conditions that you have to sift through as well as understanding what things such as ‘wagering requirements’ are, it can sometimes be a bit overwhelming and can sometimes get to the stage of putting people off. However, not to worry. Today we are indeed going to be focusing on the confusing area of bonuses and are going to look at free spain and a no deposit bonus and see if there is a difference between these.
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Make sure you know what you’re getting yourself into.
This is so that next time you see an offer at 1slots.uk, you will be informed as to what you’re getting yourself into and how to make the most out of your promotions and bonuses. Thankfully, all of the online slots available there are also licensed by the UKGC, so you know that you’re in safe hands. Well, to quickly answer the question before explaining why, yes, there is a difference between both of them. The only thing that they both share is that they don’t require any funds from you. So if you get a free spins bonus and a no deposit bonus, both of these can be free funds for you to play with.
What are each of these bonuses?
So, let’s look at free spins first. For example, if you sign up to a casino and/or slots website and they give you 10 free spins to start you off with as a gesture of thanks for signing up to their site, you will notice that there is always a fixed bet amount. This could, for example, be 20p for each of the spins that you have, meaning that you have a set maximum that you can win from each of the spins and overall.
Whereas if you have a no deposit bonus, you could be given £5, for example, and you then have the freedom to place this on a sports bet where the maximum you can win could vary depending on the odds or the type of bet that you make.
Be mindful of wagering requirements.
And so yes, the two can sound similar and seem similar at first, but they are not, and it’s important to know this. It’s also important to know about the wagering requirements following one of these bets. To put it briefly, these are. If you get a free spins bonus and you win £10 off your 10 free spins, don’t fall under the illusion that many do that you can go ahead and withdraw your winnings. The casino may want you to wager that money to the tune of £50 before it can be withdrawn, so it’s always important to read the small print before signing up for a promotion.
In Summary
So now that you know the difference and similarities between these two popular bonuses and promotions, you are now well placed to take advantage of them in the best way you can next time you go to play online. Just always make sure that your payment method is supported, such as PayPal or Boku, before you sign up to a casino, or you could find yourself not being able to withdraw at all.
