Should you take all six welcome-package deposits
Six bonuses in a row means six helpings of wagering. We look at where to stop and how to decline a bonus.
The welcome package covers six top-ups, and it seems logical to go through all of them. In fact each step is a separate deal with its own wagering and timer.
How it works
In the Standard package the match rises from 100% on the first deposit to 150% on the fourth and fifth, then drops back to 100% on the sixth. Free spins grow from 75 to 125. The full table is in our welcome package review.
Three scenarios
- One deposit. Take the bonus on the first top-up and clear it. Minimal commitments.
- Two or three deposits. A sensible middle: a 100–125% match and the wagering time does not pile up yet.
- All six. For players who play daily and have time in reserve for turnover.
Why not to rush
Each bonus adds x40 wagering. If you have not cleared the previous one, new funds may be blocked from withdrawal. And deadlines do not wait: 3–5 days per step. By the third or fourth step players usually realise they no longer hold any of the terms in their heads.
What to calculate before each step
- How many bets you must place (see how to calculate wagering).
- How many spins that is at your stake.
- Whether you have enough time.
- The maximum permitted bet (details).
If the answers suit you, take the step. If not, simply top up without a bonus.