Windfall Casino

Your first windfall at the Windfall Casino is a free tenner, gifted to you by the casino when you make your first deposit at the site. The T&Cs associated with this bonus are a little confusing, so here is the gist: The £10 is simply added to your deposit bonus once you make your deposit, and is subject to normal wagering conditions.

The deposit bonus is a standard one hundred percent deposit bonus up to £100, with that £10 added on top. So, say you deposited £50, you would receive £50 in bonus cash, plus another £10 in total. This would give you £50 in ‘real’ cash and £60 in ‘casino’ or bonus cash, for a total of £110. The wagering requirements are set at thirty times your bonus and deposit amount, so in the above example they would be £110 x £30 = £3,300. The minimum amount you need to deposit in order to claim a bonus is £10.

You cannot use ‘third party slots’ when meeting your WRs. As far as we could tell ‘third party slots’ are slots not made by Cozy Games. You can tell which games are not third party slots as when you open them they will have the option to play for ‘casino cash’. Third party slots (i.e. those made by Microgaming) will not have this option.

There are always other bonuses available at Windfall Casino. For example, if you deposit at least £10 on a Wednesday and £10 on a Thursday you will receive a ‘mystery bonus’ amount of casino cash. The site also offers one hundred percent cash back to three lucky players at random every day, slots cash back if you play selected online slots games and a £10 Amazon voucher for every friend that you refer to the casino.

The site makes no mention of a VIP or loyalty scheme, so we are going to assume that Windfall Casino does not run one.

The payment providers available here are Visa, MasterCard, Paysafecard and Neteller. The are no deposit fees, and all deposits are processed instantly. The minimum accepted deposit is £10, and you cannot deposit more than £500 per transaction.

You can withdraw between £10 and £1,000 in any one single transaction, and – bizarrely – you cannot ‘in the interests of fair play’ make a withdrawal until you have wagered five times the total value of your deposits without incurring fees. You cannot withdraw more than £1,500 per week or £3,000 per month.

There is a pending time between twenty-four and seventy-two hours, after which eWallet withdrawals will take a further twenty-four hours, and credit/debit cards will take three to five days.