The free spins at Mr Vegas currently come inside the welcome deal for new players, 100% up to £50 + 11 Free Spins, which you unlock with a deposit. The banner above shows "Bonus expired" for a standalone spins offer, and the current offers are listed in its place. The key terms of the welcome deal are on its card above. T&Cs apply.
That is a different thing from what many people mean by free spins. A standalone spins offer is sometimes given without a deposit, or as a reward for existing customers. In the welcome deal at Mr Vegas, the spins are one part of a matched deposit bonus. The offer needs a minimum deposit of £10, carries the wagering shown on its card and is valid for 60 days. T&Cs apply.
For existing customers, the current offers are Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas. Their cards sit above, and our overview of Mr Vegas bonuses lists them alongside the welcome deal. T&Cs apply.
In short: if you are new to Mr Vegas, plan to deposit anyway and enjoy slots, the welcome spins are worth understanding before you sign up. If you wanted spins without paying anything in, the welcome spins are not that: they need a deposit of at least £10 of your own money.
The sections below explain how the spins and the bonus money inside the welcome deal behave, what to check so you do not lose track of either, and who the offer suits. They also cover what to look for if a separate spins promotion is added to the current offers later, so you can judge it on its terms rather than its headline.
How the spins inside the welcome offer work
The welcome offer has two parts. Your deposit is matched at 100% up to £50 in bonus money, and the offer also includes 11 spins. Both parts belong to the same offer, so the same minimum deposit of £10 and the same validity of 60 days apply to it as a whole. T&Cs apply.
The wagering condition is 10x (wager 10 times the first deposit amount to release the bonus); free spins no wagering. The spins and the bonus money are treated differently here, and the spins part of that condition is the most useful detail for anyone who came to this page for the spins. The bonus money is another matter: the multiple is counted on the deposit amount, and the bonus is released only once that play is done. A larger deposit therefore means more play before the bonus money is released. T&Cs apply.
The eligible games are Pink Elephants 2 (free spins); bonus: slots, jackpot slots do not contribute. In practice, the spins are played on the slot named for them, not on a game of your choice. The bonus money is meant for slots, and jackpot slots do not contribute to the wagering. That matters if you enjoy jackpot games: play on them does not count towards the wagering. Before you use bonus money on a slot, check whether it is a jackpot game. T&Cs apply.
Before you choose a slot for the bonus money, it helps to know how it pays. Our guides explain the paytable, features, RTP and volatility of Book of Dead, Gonzo's Quest, Starburst, Gates of Olympus and Divine Fortune, and the slots section covers the category more broadly. Results on every slot are random, so these pages describe how a game pays out, not how to win.
Compared with the other current offers, the welcome deal is the one for new players. Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas are for existing customers, and their cards above show what each involves. T&Cs apply. If you already hold an account at Mr Vegas, the welcome spins are not aimed at you, and those promotions are the ones to read.
The gap between what you searched for and what the welcome deal gives comes down to money. A spins offer you can take without depositing costs you nothing to try. The welcome spins at Mr Vegas come only with a deposit of your own money, so the decision is really about the whole welcome offer, not the spins alone. If you are new and decide to go ahead, opening an account is where it starts, and the welcome bonus page sets out the full terms of the offer. T&Cs apply.
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What to check before you count on the spins
The most common mistake is treating the welcome spins as a no deposit offer. They come with a deposit of at least £10, which is your own money from the moment you pay it in. The offer is valid for 60 days; T&Cs apply. Our guide to making a deposit at Mr Vegas covers the payment side, and the no deposit bonus page looks at offers without one.
Another risk is the wrong game. The eligible games are Pink Elephants 2 (free spins); bonus: slots, jackpot slots do not contribute: the spins belong to the slot named there, and jackpot slots do not contribute to the wagering on the bonus money. The wagering and validity are on the offer card above. T&Cs apply.
Timing matters as well. The offer is valid for 60 days, so check in the full terms when that period starts and claim the offer when you have time to use it. A deposit made in a hurry, before you have read how the bonus money and the spins work, is the easiest way to end up with an offer that does not fit how you play. T&Cs apply.
If a separate free spins promotion appears among the current offers, read its terms on these points before you take it:
- whether it needs a deposit, and how much
- which slot or slots the spins can be used on
- the value of each spin
- whether winnings from the spins carry wagering, and at what multiple
- how long the spins and any winnings stay valid
- whether a code is needed, and where you enter it
The same checks apply to the promotions for existing customers. Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas each have their own terms; T&Cs apply. Treat each one separately rather than assuming it works like the welcome offer.
Whatever the offer, read the full terms on the casino's site before you deposit. The card above is a summary of the main conditions, and you can read the complete terms at Mr Vegas before you decide.
Are the welcome spins worth it?
The spins suit a new player who intends to deposit at Mr Vegas anyway and enjoys slots. For that player, the spins are a straightforward addition under the wagering condition 10x (wager 10 times the first deposit amount to release the bonus); free spins no wagering, and the multiple on the bonus money is tied to the deposit, which is easy to follow before you start. Look over the key terms on the card above before deciding; T&Cs apply.
Skip the offer if you were looking for spins without paying anything in: the welcome spins need a deposit of at least £10. It also fits poorly if you mostly play jackpot slots, since they do not contribute to the wagering, and the spins are tied to a named game. The welcome offer is for new players, so existing customers should read the terms of Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas instead. T&Cs apply.
The honest downsides are in the detail. You do not choose the slot for the spins, the wagering on the bonus money grows with the size of your deposit, and the offer is valid for 60 days. T&Cs apply. Taken together, this means the spins are a small part of a deposit offer, not a separate gift.
There is also a simpler way to look at it. If you would not deposit at Mr Vegas without the spins, the spins alone are not a good reason to start. If you would, they add a little extra play on a single slot, and the rest of the decision rests on the bonus money and its conditions.
A deposit is your own money, whatever bonus comes with it. Choose an amount you can afford to lose, and do not raise it only to get more of the match.