CasinoFlix records what a casino bonus actually requires: the multiplier, the basis it is counted on, the cashout cap, the validity window and the stake ceiling. Every offer is scored from those published figures, so a $500 match at 35× on the bonus alone is not filed next to a $500 match at 35× on bonus and deposit together.
- Offers listed
- 31
- Casinos covered
- 12
- Median wagering
- 35×
- No-deposit offers
- 3
- Best score
- 9.7 / 10
Offers by type
Six categories cover the market. A deposit match carries the largest headline figures and the largest turnover; a no-deposit credit risks nothing and pays out least; a wager-free cashback pays the figure it states.
Highest-scoring offers in the database
Ranked by the fairness score, not by the headline amount. The score weighs six published terms and is recalculated whenever an offer is edited.
No deposit required
These offers credit a small amount on registration. The multipliers attached are the highest in the database and the cashout caps the lowest, which is why none of them reaches the top of the table above.
$20 no deposit
- Wagering
- 25× bonus only
- Turnover
- $500
- Min deposit
- None
- Max cashout
- $200
30 free spins
- Wagering
- 40× spin winnings
- Turnover
- $120
- Min deposit
- None
- Max cashout
- $50
$25 no deposit
- Wagering
- 50× bonus only
- Turnover
- $1,250
- Min deposit
- None
- Max cashout
- $75
$10 no deposit
- Wagering
- 60× bonus only
- Turnover
- $600
- Min deposit
- None
- Max cashout
- $50
How the turnover is calculated
A wagering requirement is a volume of stakes, not a sum to be paid. A 35× requirement on a $500 bonus means $17,500 must be staked before a withdrawal is allowed; if the requirement is counted on bonus and deposit together, the same multiplier demands $35,000. The calculator converts any set of figures into the turnover they imply.
Wagering calculator
Enter the figures from any offer to see the turnover it demands before a withdrawal is allowed.
The expected cost assumes a 4% house edge on the games played, the common figure for slots counting in full. It is an average over many sessions, not a prediction for one session.
