How the Bonus Finder works
Every bonus we track sits in one list. Pick your country and the filters that matter to you, and the list narrows as you click. The number next to each filter tells you how many offers you’d get if you picked it, so you never filter yourself into an empty page by accident.
What “Recommended” means
Offers whose terms we checked in the last 18 months come first. After that, the order follows how easy the bonus is to turn into a withdrawal (lower wagering, a stated max cashout) and how much we trust the casino behind it. Casinos rated below 7/10 drop down the list and carry a warning. Commission plays no part in the order.
The filters that matter most
Wagering is how many times you bet the bonus (or its winnings) before you can cash out. Of the 21 offers where we have it on record, 7 ask for 25x or less. Up to 10x is easy, up to 25x is fair, and above 40x most players lose the balance first.
Max cashout caps what you can withdraw from a bonus, whatever you win. 13 of the offers here state a cap. When it says “Not stated”, ask support before you play.
TrustScore is our 1–10 rating of the casino, not the bonus. A big offer at a casino that pays out slowly is still a bad deal.
Comparing offers
Tick “Compare” on up to 3 offers and open the comparison to see wagering, cashout cap, minimum deposit, max bet, code and expiry side by side. Free spin and free chip offers are easiest to compare on wagering and cap; deposit bonuses on wagering basis and minimum deposit.