How the Amazon Slots offers work and where to read more
Amazon Slots sorts its offers by audience. New players see a welcome offer based on spins on a single game. Existing players see a cashback offer and a daily wheel. Each offer has its own conditions, so the reliable order is to read the card above first and then the page that covers the offer in full.
The welcome bonus page covers Win up to 500 Free Spins on Starburst: what it gives, how to claim it and the conditions that apply. The key terms are on its card above. T&Cs apply.
If your question is about the spins themselves, such as which game they are played on and how that game works, the spin offers page is the place to look. The spins in the welcome offer are played on Starburst, so the Starburst page is also useful. It explains how the game pays and what its features do, which tells you what to expect from the spins before you take the offer. T&Cs apply.
Codes have their own page. Before you deposit, check the promo codes page to see whether a code applies to the offer you want. That avoids finding out at the cashier that you needed to enter something earlier. The related bonus code page covers the same search from another angle.
Weekly Cashback has its own page too: cashback bonus. It explains how this kind of offer works, and the card above shows its key terms. T&Cs apply.
The terms and conditions page holds the casino's general rules. Individual offers can have extra conditions on top of those rules, so read both before you accept anything.
Reading a bonus card
Every card above shows three things: wagering, minimum deposit and how long the offer is valid. These tell you more than the headline does.
- Wagering is the amount you must stake before a bonus can be cashed out. A lower requirement is easier to meet, and "No wagering" means there is nothing to play through.
- Minimum deposit is the smallest payment that qualifies for the offer. It can differ from the general minimum deposit on the payment methods.
- Valid for is the period in which the offer can be used.
When the card does not show a figure, read the full terms of the offer before you decide.
How the offers differ
The offers differ in four ways: who can take them, what you have to pay in, how much play-through is attached and where you can use the reward.
New players and existing players
The welcome offer is for people opening an account. Weekly Cashback and the Daily Wheel are for people who already have one. If you are new, the welcome page is the offer page that applies to you. If you have played at Amazon Slots before, the welcome offer is not the one to read. T&Cs apply.
Deposit and wagering
The welcome card shows a minimum deposit of £10 and 10x bonus wagering, so you can see what the offer asks before you take it. Weekly Cashback is shown with No wagering. For the Daily Wheel, check the full terms for the wagering and the minimum deposit before you claim anything. Compare the cards side by side. T&Cs apply.
Where the reward can be used
The welcome spins are tied to Starburst, so they are most useful if you want to play that game. If you do not, the offer is worth less to you than its headline suggests. For Weekly Cashback and the Daily Wheel, check the full terms to see which games, if any, they apply to. Whether you want spins on one game or a different kind of reward is a better question than which headline looks bigger. T&Cs apply.
Cashback and the wheel
Weekly Cashback and the Daily Wheel are both listed for existing players, but they are separate offers with their own terms. The cashback bonus page explains how Weekly Cashback works, and the Daily Wheel card above shows its key terms. Read each one before you decide. T&Cs apply. <<<END FIX 1>>>
Bonus offers across the site
The bonus offers page gives a wider view of what Amazon Slots lists. The sign up bonus page covers the same new-player search as the welcome bonus page, so the cards on this page and the welcome page describe the same welcome offer. T&Cs apply.
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How to choose where to start
Start from your own situation, not from the biggest-looking headline.
- Are you new or existing? New players start with the welcome bonus. Existing players start with the cashback and wheel cards above.
- Do you want to play the game the spins are tied to? The welcome spins are played on Starburst. If you would not play that game anyway, the spins give you little reason to take the offer. The Starburst page shows how it plays, so you can judge.
- Is the deposit comfortable? The welcome card shows its own minimum deposit. The lowest deposit across payment methods is £10. The deposits page covers the payment methods and what they involve.
- Does the wagering suit you? Compare the wagering shown on each card. An offer with no wagering is simpler. An offer with wagering asks you to stake more before you can cash out.
If none of the offers suits you, leave them all. Your account works without a bonus, and nothing on this page is a reason to deposit.
Practical tips before you claim anything
- Read the full terms of the offer. The card is a summary. The page for the offer and the terms and conditions hold the rest, including any condition the card does not show. T&Cs apply.
- Check any code first. If an offer uses a code, the promo codes page is the place to look before you deposit.
- Check how you will withdraw. Withdrawals are described as Within a few hours once verified. The withdrawals page explains the steps, and the verification page explains the identity checks.
- Ask before you deposit, not after. If something is unclear, contact support. Hours: Live chat 6am–9pm (BST), 7 days a week; email reply within 2 business days. The contact page lists the channels.
- Use the mobile site. Amazon Slots has no iPhone or Android app. The mobile version runs in your browser.
- Set a deposit limit first. Decide the amount you are comfortable spending before you look at any offer, and use the limit tools described on the safer gambling page. A bonus is not a reason to spend more than you planned.
If you still have a question about an offer, the FAQ page covers payments, withdrawals, verification and licensing.