Compare casino bonuses

The tool compares any two of our five partner welcome bonuses at a time: Coral, Ladbrokes, PlayOJO, Casumo and 10bet. Choose one in each drop-down and the table shows the type, wagering, minimum, time limit, worked value, promo code, offer score and operator side by side. To see all five at once, use the 'All five' table below the tool, or the terms grid further down this page. For pairings with more detail, each match-up has its own comparison page. Our guide to how to compare casino bonuses shows how to compare offers we don't list.

The offer terms were last checked on 7 November 2026 against each casino's published conditions, and that date is shown on the page. Offers can change or end without notice, so always read the full terms on the casino's own promotion page before you deposit. Coral's current offer runs from 1 October 2026 to 1 February 2027, and Ladbrokes' from 14 November 2025 until further notice. UK rules quoted here, such as the 10x wagering cap, are current at the time of writing. Our page on what happens if a casino changes bonus terms explains your rights.

Coral and PlayOJO share the highest offer score, 9.0 out of 10, because both give free spins with no wagering for a £10 outlay. Ladbrokes follows at 8.5, then Casumo at 7.0 and 10bet at 6.5, as their deposit matches carry 10x wagering and shorter practical deadlines. Scores reflect the published terms, not the casino's games or service, and not any personal play results. A lower score doesn't mean an offer is wrong for you: a larger Casumo bonus may suit someone with more time. Our how we rate page explains the method.

Summary terms for each offer are on its bonus page here, and the full terms are on the casino's own promotion page, which must be no more than one click from the offer under UK rules. Read the casino's version before depositing, because it is the one that applies. Key sections to look for are eligibility, qualifying deposit, excluded payment methods, wagering, deadlines, max bet and any cap on winnings. Our bonus pages for Coral, Ladbrokes, PlayOJO, Casumo and 10bet each have a terms page that walks through those clauses in plain English.

A qualifying deposit is the payment that triggers a welcome offer: it must meet the minimum amount and be made with a method the terms accept. PlayOJO's minimum is £10 and Casumo's £20. Coral and Ladbrokes also need £10 of slot play after the deposit, and 10bet needs the casino bonus chosen at sign-up and a first deposit within 7 days; its minimum isn't in the terms we hold, so check when you register. A deposit that's too small or uses an excluded method normally uses up the first-deposit chance. See what is a qualifying deposit.

No. You can decline a welcome bonus and play with your own money, which may suit you if the deadline, max bet or payment rules don't fit. For opt-in offers such as Casumo's, just don't opt in; for automatic offers, ask support to remove it before you play. Your deposit remains yours to withdraw either way. Comparing offers is only useful if one of them genuinely suits you, and choosing none is a valid result. Our guide on how to opt out of bonuses explains the steps at each casino.

Yes, but an unfinished bonus is normally forfeited along with any winnings made from it. Your own deposit balance must stay withdrawable at any time, under Gambling Commission guidance and the CMA's undertakings, and casinos can't make you complete wagering before you take out your own money. What you give up is the bonus. This only matters for the deposit matches at Casumo and 10bet: the spins offers at Coral, Ladbrokes and PlayOJO have no wagering, so winnings are cash. See can I withdraw with wagering still pending.

A free spin is worth its stake, which is 10p for all three spins offers we compare. So Coral's 100 spins are £10 of spins, PlayOJO's 80 are £8 and Ladbrokes' up to 500 are up to £50. What a spin returns on average depends on the slot's RTP: at 96%, £10 of spins returns about £9.60 over a long run, though any batch of spins can return much more or nothing. With no wagering on these offers, winnings are paid as cash. Our free spins value page shows the maths for other stakes.

Compare them in pounds, then by terms. Turn spins into money by multiplying spins by stake, and for bonus money subtract the average cost of wagering, about 4% of the wagering total on a typical slot. Then compare deadlines, payment exclusions, max bet and any cap on winnings. A £10 no-wagering spins offer can be worth more in practice than a larger match you can't finish in time. Our step list on this page works for any two offers, and the wagering calculator does the sums for you.

No. A bigger bonus usually means a bigger deposit and more wagering, which costs money on average and takes time. Casumo's maximum £100 bonus needs a £200 deposit and £1,000 of bets in 7 days; its average value after wagering is about £60, but only if you complete it. Coral's £10 of spins needs only a £10 slots bet and keeps nearly all its value. Size matters less than whether the terms fit your budget. Our comparison of a big bonus vs a small bonus goes through the trade-offs in detail.

Put both into pounds. Free spins are worth spins × stake with no wagering at our partners, so PlayOJO's 80 spins at 10p are £8. A deposit match is worth the bonus minus the average wagering cost: 10bet's £25 bonus needs £250 of bets, costing about £10 on average, so roughly £15. Then weigh conditions: spins are tied to set games and deadlines, while bonus money lets you choose slots but has a max bet, deadline and win cap. Our free spins vs deposit bonus page covers the comparison.

Terms change, and not every site checks them on the same date. Offers can also differ by link: PlayOJO's welcome offer, for instance, is only available through its designated offer link. Some sites may still show wagering above 10x, which hasn't been allowed at UK-licensed casinos since 19 January 2026, or combined sports and casino offers, which were banned on the same date. Always treat the casino's own terms page as the final word. Our terms are dated 7 November 2026. See our guide on how to read a promotions page.

They all follow the same UK rules, but set their own offer terms within them. As Gambling Commission licensees, all five must keep wagering at or below 10x, apply the £5 slot stake limit (£2 for 18 to 24-year-olds), verify your identity before play and let you withdraw your own deposit at any time. Within those limits they choose the reward, deadline, payment exclusions, max bet and win caps, which is why comparing them is worthwhile. Our UK casino bonus rules hub lists every rule that applies.

The tool covers welcome offers only, because those have published, fixed terms that apply to every new customer. Promotions for existing players change often, may be targeted at individual accounts and must stop for anyone showing strong signs of gambling harm. You can still use the same method: convert the reward to pounds, check wagering, deadlines and exclusions, and compare. Each partner's existing-customer page, such as Ladbrokes existing customer offers, explains what kinds of promotions it runs, and our reload bonus page covers repeat deposit offers.