Every offer here, priced in the only currency that matters: how much you must stake before the money is yours. Plus the clause that shrinks a bonus before it is credited.
Claim 100% up to NZ$1,000Wagering here is 35x on deposit plus bonus, and those last four words double the work. A requirement set on the bonus alone counts only the credited amount; on deposit plus bonus, your own money counts too.
Deposit NZ$200, take the 100% match, and the account holds a combined base of NZ$400. Thirty-five times that base is the turnover you must place before anything can be withdrawn. At the NZ$10 maximum stake allowed while a bonus runs, that is 1,400 spins.
A NZ$40 deposit matched in full needs 280 spins at that ceiling; the largest first deposit, NZ$1,000 matched by NZ$1,000, reaches 7,000.
Every slot returns less than it takes across a run that long, so clearing a large offer usually costs more than the bonus is worth. That makes it a discount on play you were going to do anyway, and worthless if you were not.
Contribution is set per category. Slots normally count in full; roulette, blackjack and live tables count for a fraction or not at all, so a hand and a spin do not move the bar equally. Read the weighting list first: a low-contribution game is the commonest way to run a bonus out of time.
The offer runs across four deposits, not one, and each stage needs its own qualifying deposit of NZ$20 or more.
| Deposit | Match | Max bonus | Free spins |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st deposit | 100% | NZ$1,000 | 200 |
| 2nd deposit | 50% | NZ$750 | — |
| 3rd deposit | 75% | NZ$600 | — |
| 4th deposit | 100% | NZ$400 | — |
The headline NZ$3,000 assumes you max out all four stages, which few players do. Judge the first on its own terms: 100% up to NZ$1,000 with 200 free spins is the best value here, and nothing obliges you to continue.
The 200 spins arrive as 20 a day across ten days, not in one block. Spin winnings carry their own wagering, and an unclaimed day is forfeited rather than rolled forward, so the offer assumes daily logins.
100% up to NZ$1,000 plus 200 free spins. 18+. New customers only. Wagering applies.
Every figure above is fixed. A cap of NZ$1,000 is NZ$1,000 whatever the account currency is worth, and one ladder is published for every market, so the same headline is a different offer depending on where you bank.
Two parts move in opposite directions. The cap decides how much play the match buys, so it is worth most where the local currency is strong. The NZ$10 stake ceiling is a restriction, so it bites hardest where NZ$10 is a large bet.
A sharper clause hides underneath. The match is calculated on the sum that arrives, not the sum that left your bank. If the deposit is converted on the way in, the exchange margin comes off before the percentage is applied, so conversion costs you twice: on the money, and on the match it earns.
So convert the turnover into the currency you hold, decide whether you would stake that much anyway, and fund from a method denominated in the same currency.
A Monday reload of 50% up to NZ$400 and a Friday reload of 75% up to NZ$300. Both carry wagering, so run the same arithmetic before opting in.
Up to NZ$200 a week is paid every Monday on net losses with no wagering attached. That makes it the most valuable recurring offer here: it arrives as cash, not an obligation.
The sportsbook track matches a first deposit of NZ$20 or more by 100% up to NZ$200, after a 5x rollover at 1.50 or longer. Casino offers mostly apply automatically; seasonal reloads may need a code.
No-deposit offers appear occasionally as spins for a newly verified account. They carry heavier wagering and a capped maximum withdrawal, so read their own terms.
The dashboard shows the remaining requirement and the contributing games. Check it before a session, not after: none of these five is reversible.