The offers available now are in the cards above, and the one aimed at new players is Get 140 Free Spins when you deposit £25. Its wagering, minimum deposit and time limit are on the card, so they are not repeated here. T&Cs apply.
That offer is for an adult who has not yet registered and is ready to make a deposit of at least £25. If you want the offer, the sign-up guide covers opening the account. If you do not plan to deposit, it is not for you.
The sections below explain how the current offers differ from what a sign-up bonus search usually suggests, what to check before you take one, and who should skip it.
How the current offers differ from a sign-up bonus
The word "sign-up bonus" suggests a reward for registering. The new-player offer at VoodooDreams is built around a deposit instead: its title ties the 140 spins to a deposit of £25. Registering alone is not what the title describes. The offer is valid for 7 days, and the wagering requirement is 10x (on free spin winnings, paid as bonus funds). T&Cs apply.
What the spins are played on
The spins are for Selected slots (20 spins/day for 7 consecutive days). Two points follow from that.
First, the spins are not a general balance you can use anywhere in the lobby. They belong to the selected slots, so find out which slots are included before you start. The slots page shows what the slot section holds.
Second, the allowance is spread over consecutive days rather than handed over in one go. The offer is paced across its valid period, so it behaves differently from a single block of spins. For the full walkthrough of this offer, see the welcome bonus page.
What the wagering means here
Wagering means bonus funds must be played through a stated number of times. For this offer the requirement is 10x (on free spin winnings, paid as bonus funds). The wording matters: it applies to what the spins win, and those winnings are paid as bonus funds. Winnings from the spins are therefore bonus funds with a condition attached, not cash you can use as you please.
Compare that with how people often read a headline. "140 spins" sounds like the value of the offer. The practical value depends on the wagering line and the time limit, which is why both sit in the card above. T&Cs apply.
How the other current offers fit in
The other two current offers are for existing players, not for new accounts. They are 5% Weekly Cashback and Drops & Wins. They do not replace a sign-up bonus, and you should not treat either as a welcome offer.
You can read more about the cashback offer on the cashback page, and the bonus offers overview lists what else is currently shown. T&Cs apply to both of these offers, so read their terms on those pages before you rely on them.
If you were hoping for an offer that needs no deposit, the new-player card is not that, because it carries a minimum deposit of £25. The no deposit bonus codes page covers that topic separately.
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What can cost you the offer
The current new-player offer has a few conditions where mistakes happen. Each is a fact from the terms card above, and T&Cs apply to all of them. None of this promises that a separate sign-up bonus will appear later.
- The deposit amount. The offer is described around a deposit of £25. Check the figure at the cashier before you confirm, rather than after. The deposits guide explains the payment step.
- The time limit. The offer is valid for 7 days. Note the day you start, and treat the limit as a condition, not as a suggestion.
- The games. The spins are for Selected slots (20 spins/day for 7 consecutive days). Playing something else does not use the offer, so confirm which slots are included before you press spin.
- The wagering line. The requirement is 10x (on free spin winnings, paid as bonus funds). Read it as written: it concerns winnings from the spins, paid as bonus funds. Do not assume it works like the wagering on a different offer you have seen elsewhere.
- The wrong offer. 5% Weekly Cashback and Drops & Wins are for existing players. Do not expect either to appear as a welcome offer on a new account. T&Cs apply to each.
Read the full terms first
The card above is a summary. The full terms and conditions are where everything else sits, including anything about how bets are treated while wagering is active. Read them before you deposit, not after you have already played.
If the account is not yet open, do that first through the sign-up page, and finish the checks that come with it. After that, decide on the deposit. Taking the steps in that order means you see the terms before any money moves.
One more habit helps with every offer on the site: screenshot or note the title, the minimum deposit, the time limit and the wagering line at the moment you take it. If the offer on the page later changes, you still know what you agreed to. This does not replace reading the terms. It only gives you something to compare against.
Is it worth taking?
The new-player offer suits a player who already wants to deposit at least £25 and is happy to play on Selected slots (20 spins/day for 7 consecutive days). It also suits someone comfortable with the wagering of 10x (on free spin winnings, paid as bonus funds) on the winnings, and with the 7-day limit. For that reader it is a clear, bounded offer. T&Cs apply.
It does not suit everyone, and the downsides are worth stating plainly:
- It needs a deposit, so it is not an offer for someone who wants to try the site without paying in.
- The spins are tied to selected slots, so you cannot spend them on other games.
- The winnings from the spins are paid as bonus funds with wagering attached, so they are not simply yours to withdraw.
- The valid period is 7 days, and the spins are spread across consecutive days, so the offer runs on a schedule rather than on your own timing.
If you mainly want a sign-up reward with no conditions, no current offer fits that. If you are already registered, the new-player card is not for you, and the offers for existing players, such as 5% Weekly Cashback, are the ones to read about. T&Cs apply.
A deposit is your own money. Only deposit an amount you can afford to lose, and treat the offer as a bonus on top of that decision, not a reason to deposit. If you decide to skip the offer, you can still play without it. The bonuses overview lists the other bonus pages if you want to compare before choosing.