Luckycrew bonuses and promotions

Our promotions for players in Australia

We offer a welcome bonus and free spins to players in Australia, and this is where we explain how those offers are built. Luckycrew keeps its promotions simple to read, so you can judge any offer before you accept it. Each one comes with terms that spell out what you must do to keep the winnings it produces.

Our welcome bonus

The Luckycrew welcome bonus is the first offer a new player meets after joining us. It is designed to give you extra play on top of your first deposit, so you can try our games with a larger balance. Read the terms attached to it before you claim, because the rules decide how and when bonus funds can be withdrawn. We show those terms next to the offer itself rather than hiding them in small print.

Free spins with us

We also offer free spins, which let you play selected pokies without staking your own money on each spin. Winnings from free spins usually carry a wagering requirement, just like bonus funds do. Check which games the spins apply to and how long they stay valid. That way nothing about the offer comes as a surprise when you start playing.

Bonus types you can expect

Casino offers come in a few familiar shapes, and knowing them makes any promotion easier to read. Here are the types you will meet most often, and how we describe each one.

• Welcome bonus: an offer for new players that adds extra funds or play to a first deposit.
• Free spins: a set number of spins on chosen pokies, played at no extra stake.
• Recurring promotions: regular offers that return through the week or month for existing players.
• Deposit match: bonus funds added as a share of what you pay in.

Recurring and weekly offers

Besides the welcome bonus, we run promotions for players who stay with us. These can change from week to week, so the promotions page is the place to check what is live right now. Always confirm the start date, the end date and the games included. An offer that has ended cannot be claimed, even if you saw it earlier.

How wagering requirements work

A wagering requirement tells you how much you must play before bonus funds turn into cash you can withdraw. For example, a bonus of AUD 100 with a 30x wagering requirement means AUD 3,000 must be played through before withdrawal. Different games can count differently towards that total, so check the contribution rules. Higher multiples mean more play is needed, which is why we ask you to read the number first.

Reading the terms before you claim

Look at four things in any offer: the wagering multiple, the time limit, the games that count and the maximum bet while a bonus is active. Breaking one of these rules can void the bonus and any winnings from it. Take a minute to read them, and keep your play within your budget at all times. Our wagering requirements page explains the idea in more depth for anyone who wants it.