Deal or No Deal Spins

Of course in the game show you have the chance of a £250,000 cash ‘bonus’, but sadly that’s not what we find here. Instead, new players at Deal or No Deal Spins receive ‘The Banker’s Welcome Bonus’, which is £25 plus twenty-five free spins. £25 is a little stingey, Mr Banker! Usually smaller bonuses come with beneficial wagering conditions, so we’ll have to check that out.

To earn yourself a £25 bonus you only need to deposit at least £25 of your own money, and use the promo code ‘BONUS’. You need to deposit at least £10, and your deposit will be matched by the casino with bonus money. Your free spins will be awarded to your account once your deposit has been approved, and they must be taken on the slots game ‘Magical Forest’. Free spins winnings are capped at £50.

As it turns out, the wagering expectations are not that beneficial, at thirty (30) times the bonus amount. We know that Mr Banker doesn’t like to part with his cash on the show, and it seems the same applies here! In addition, you can only use slots, arcade games, scratch cards or keno to meet your requirements. All other games – including roulette and blackjack – count zero.

The site does have some other beneficial promotions though. Every day you can use ‘The Banker’s Cash Machine’ to earn yourself an extra bonus. Your reward will be a deposit bonus of between 25% and 150%. Some days the banker goes completely bonkers and offers a 500% bonus, or free spins. In addition, there’s ‘The Banker’s Call’ – this is where you receive a message from the banker while you are playing at the casino that you’ve been awarded a bonus between 1p and £1,000!

There’s a loyalty scheme at the site called ‘Rewards’. This is on five levels, and all new players automatically start on level one. You earn one loyalty point per £1 you deposit at the casino, and each month The Banker will determine which level of the reward scheme you should appear at. Top-tier VIPs receive fifty free spins, a cash back offer of five percent, a special weekend-only bonus, a loyalty points multiplier, and a special monthly bonus.

Naturally, the banker is eager to get your cash, so Deal or No Deal Spins offers you plenty of deposit options. The banking page here is worth seeing, if only for the poor quality of some of the graphics! Anyhow, Mr Banker accepts Visa, Mastercard, Neteller, Paysafecard, PayPal or Entropay. The minimum accepted deposit is a tiny £5, and the maximums are £1,000 daily, £3,000 weekly and £5,000 monthly. Deposits are processed instantly, and no fees are involved.

You can withdraw via all the same methods aside from some MasterCards and Paysafecard. The minimum withdrawal is £20, and the maximums are £1,000 daily, £2,000 weekly and £3,000 monthly. Withdrawals take forty-eight hours to process, after which they should take two to three days (eWallets) or five days (credit and debit cards) to appear in your account. Again, there are no fees.