Play Luck chooses to reward new players with bonuses stretching over their first four deposits at the casino. This begins with a 50% matched deposit bonus up to £50, meaning a £100 deposit would return the maximum bonus amount of £50, generating £150 in total funds. You’ll also receive 30 free spins on NetEnt’s Starburst slot with this first deposit, which must be at least £20 in order to qualify.
If you then make additional minimum deposits of £20 on your second and third deposits, you’ll receive 20 extra free spins each time. The first batch are again only eligible on Starburst, but the second batch are allocated to Play’n GO’s Book of Dead.
The fourth and final welcome bonus deposit is the same as the first: a 50% matched deposit up to £50, but this time with 30 free spins on Play’n GO’s Legacy of Egypt.
I like the size of this welcome offer, but it requires players looking to claim the full amount to deposit a total of £140. When you consider the wagering requirements, which are set at 35x for both the bonus cash and any winnings from the free spins, this welcome offer quickly becomes problematic for those on small to medium playing budgets.
For example, claiming the full bonus amount would require players to playthrough a total of £3,500 (100 x 35), on top of the £140 they’ve already deposited. And if you’d like to claim the minimum amount, you’ll still need to part with £80 – not a problem if you have the cash, but I find this offer to be a little exclusory.
I should say, however, that this is a very decent welcome bonus for those who can afford it: £100 in bonus cash and 100 free spins that come with reasonable terms and conditions. You’ll have 21 days to make use of bonus funds and to fulfil the wagering requirements, but free spins must be used within 24 hours of receipt.
During my review Play Luck was also subscribed to Pragmatic Play’s popular Drops & Wins slots tournaments, which splits £2m in prizes every month for the most successful players. This casino was also running seasonal promotions called Winterfest, with £30,000 and £15,000 prize pools up for grabs.