These are the rules that most often shape a bet, a spin or a payout. The terms and conditions you accept at registration, along with the conditions attached to each offer, take priority over this summary wherever the two differ.
Eligibility
You must be 18 or over. Each person may hold only one account, and the same limit covers a household, an e-mail address, a phone number and an IP address. The details you register must match your identity documents. Do not create an extra registration to change a detail or to claim another offer.
Verification
We carry out full checks when lifetime deposits pass £2,000, when you ask to withdraw, and when activity looks suspicious. Expect to provide photo ID, proof of address and proof that the payment method is yours, and in some cases evidence of the source of funds.
Bonus conditions
Sports welcome stages carry 5x wagering and slots welcome stages 10x. The weekly sports boosts carry 7x and the weekly slots reloads 20x. One bonus can be active at once, and the maximum stake while it runs is £2. Buying a bonus feature or free-spin round is not permitted, and slots on a published exclusion list cannot be played with a bonus. Games contribute to wagering at differing rates. A sports bonus pays out at most 10 times its amount, and a deposit bonus 25 times. Ask to withdraw while wagering is unfinished and you lose the bonus along with whatever it has won.
Payments
The smallest deposit is £25, rising to £50 for a bank transfer. Withdrawals start at £100, one request is allowed in any 24 hours, and ceilings of £1,000 a day and £10,000 a month apply. Requests normally take 3 banking days after wagering, with extensions for payment channels, verification or holidays, and funds go back along the route they arrived by.
Sports betting
Our sportsbook rules document holds the betting rules for Sports, Live Betting and Predictions.
Changes and disputes
Consult the full account terms and the specific offer conditions when a question arises. Live chat and the contact form provide routes to raise it, with further steps described in our published dispute resolution policy.