150% deposit bonus

A 150% deposit bonus in one sum

Multiply your qualifying deposit by 1.5 and you have the bonus. A £10 deposit brings £15, £20 brings £30 and £50 brings £75, until the bonus cap stops the bonus growing. Add your deposit back on and the playing balance is 2.5 times what you paid in.

That is the feature that sets a 150% offer apart from the 50% and 100% deals more often seen in the UK: the bonus outweighs your own money. It sounds generous, and on paper it is, but it also changes how much play the terms ask of you and how your two balances behave. Like any casino match bonus, it is for adults aged 18 and over and the full terms apply.

Can you get a 150% deposit bonus in the UK?

Not from any of our five partner casinos. The percentage offers we can vouch for, checked on 5 October 2026, are 10bet’s 100% match up to £25 and Casumo’s 50% match up to £100. Coral and Ladbrokes give free spins after a £10 slots bet, and PlayOJO gives 80 no-wagering spins on a first deposit of £10 or more.

We would rather tell you that plainly than send you to an offer that doesn’t match the search. If you do see a 150% deal, confirm that the casino holds a Gambling Commission licence and that its wagering sits within the 10x limit; anything above that is a sign the operator is not licensed for Great Britain. Our UK vs non-UK casino bonus comparison sets out what changes when it isn’t.

When the bonus outweighs your deposit: two balances, two sets of rules

With a 150% match, most of your balance is bonus. UK guidance treats the two parts differently, and knowing which is which matters more here than with a smaller percentage.

• Deposit balance: your own money. The Gambling Commission’s guidance on withdrawing deposit and deposit winnings (opens in a new tab) says you must be able to withdraw it at any time, even with a bonus active, and that wagering requirements must not apply to it.
• Bonus balance: the casino’s funds. Wagering, game restrictions and a maximum bet can apply, and bonus winnings may need to be wagered before they can be withdrawn.
• Display: the two balances must be shown separately and clearly, never as a single pot.
• Order of use: the guidance does not fix whether deposit or bonus funds are staked first, so each casino’s terms decide. Check before your first spin.

If you withdraw your deposit part-way through, expect the bonus and anything won with it to be removed. Our guide to how bonus funds and cash are used walks through common orders of play, and what happens to a bonus when I withdraw covers the cancellation step.

150% deposit bonus wagering at the 10x cap

The UK limit is set against the bonus, not the deposit: no more than 10 times the bonus funds, under SR code 5.1.1 (opens in a new tab). Because the bonus is 1.5 times the deposit, the maximum wagering works out at 15 times what you deposited. The bigger the percentage, the more play each pound of your own money commits you to.

At a 4% house edge, roughly what a 96% RTP slot carries, the average cost of £300 of wagering is about £12. That is an average across a very large number of sessions; individual results vary widely, and many bonuses are lost before the wagering is complete. Our how to calculate wagering requirements guide shows the method step by step.

How much play the terms commit you to

UK slot rules set a minimum of 2.5 seconds per spin and ban autoplay, so wagering takes real time. At 50p a spin, £300 of wagering is 600 spins, which is at least 25 minutes of continuous play before any pauses for bonus rounds. At £1 a spin it is 300 spins, but each stake eats into the balance faster.

Set that against the expiry. 10bet’s welcome bonus, for example, gives 3 days to complete 10x on slots, and Casumo’s gives 7 days. A 150% offer with a short expiry asks for a lot of staking in a small window. If the required play is more than you would normally do, the sensible choice is a smaller offer or none; letting a bonus expire costs you nothing extra. Our page on why bonuses expire explains the reasons behind time limits.

Why 150% matches are uncommon at UK-licensed casinos

A 150% match only works for a casino if the house edge on the required play recovers most of the bonus. With 35x wagering, a £30 bonus meant £1,050 of staking and an average cost to the player of about £42, more than the bonus itself. At 10x the same bonus needs £300 and costs about £12 on average, so the operator keeps far less of the money it hands out.

That gap is why most UK-licensed brands now favour smaller rates, low caps or fixed-value free spins. The Gambling Commission chose a cap rather than an outright ban on wagering when it made promotions safer and simpler (opens in a new tab), and the effect on large percentages is a direct result. Our UK 10x wagering cap page has the dates and wording.

Checking a 150% offer before you deposit

1. Find the Gambling Commission account number in the casino’s footer and confirm it on the public register.
2. Note the cap and minimum deposit, and work out the bonus your planned deposit would bring (deposit × 1.5).
3. Multiply the bonus by the wagering figure to see the total staking, and compare it with your usual play.
4. Read the expiry, the maximum bet and the list of games that count, including how much each contributes.
5. Check the payment exclusions so your deposit qualifies.
6. Look for a maximum win or conversion cap on bonus winnings.
7. Decide whether you would make the same deposit without the bonus; if not, skip it.

Our casino bonus checklist puts these checks on one page.

150% versus the percentage offers you can claim

On a £20 deposit, a 150% match would give more bonus than any partner offer, but it would also demand more wagering. The table shows the trade-off, using our partners’ published terms and a 150% example with no cap below £30.

10bet’s cap means it stops growing at a £25 deposit, while Casumo’s keeps going to a £200 deposit for £100 of bonus. Our Casumo vs 10bet bonus page compares the two in depth, and is a 100% bonus good looks at 10bet’s rate on its own.

Max win, max bet and stake limits on a large match

Large matches often come with a ceiling on what bonus play can pay out. 10bet’s welcome terms cap bonus winnings at £1,000, for example. With a bigger bonus, a cap like that is more likely to matter; our casino bonus max win page explains how these caps are applied.

A maximum bet while the bonus is active is also normal. Casumo sets £5 per bet with an active bonus. On online slots that sits alongside the legal stake limits: £5 per spin for players aged 25 and over and £2 for 18 to 24-year-olds, as set out on our online slot stake limits page. Breaking a bonus max-bet rule can lead to the bonus and its winnings being removed, so keep stakes inside the lower of the two limits.

150% offers from unlicensed sites and what you give up

Big percentages are more common on websites that are not licensed for Great Britain. Those sites are not bound by the 10x cap, the stake limits, the credit card ban or GAMSTOP, and you cannot take a dispute to an approved ADR service such as IBAS. If a bonus looks out of line with UK offers, that is often the reason.

We never list or link to unlicensed casinos. Our guide to offshore casino bonus risks and how to tell a licensed casino from an unlicensed one explain the checks. If you have self-excluded through GAMSTOP, a site that ignores it is not a safe place to play.

Where to find the nearest offer to a 150% deposit bonus

10bet has the highest match rate among our partners: 18+, new UK customers, choose the casino welcome bonus at sign-up and make your first deposit within 7 days to get a 100% match up to £25. The bonus is wagered 10x on slots within 3 days, bonus winnings are capped at £1,000, and Skrill and Neteller deposits don’t qualify. See the 10bet casino bonus page.

Casumo gives a lower rate with more room: 18+, new customers, opt in for 50% up to £100 on a first deposit of £20 or more, wager the bonus 10x within 7 days, £5 maximum bet, game, play and payment restrictions apply. Full terms are on the Casumo casino bonus page.

PlayOJO skips wagering: 80 spins on Big Bass Bonanza at 10p each (£8 of spins) with a first deposit of at least £10, winnings paid in cash, 18+, new UK customers excluding Northern Ireland. All current offers are listed on our casino bonuses hub.

18+. Gambling should be entertainment that costs money, not a way to make it. Decide a budget before you play: set a budget. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.