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Sister sites with no deposit bonuses for UK players

Only one casino in our review, 777, states a no deposit offer for new players in its own terms. 32Red and PlayOJO mention occasional ones for regular players, and 888casino gives a single prize wheel spin. Check the offer page of any casino before you plan around a free offer.

Which sister sites offer something with no deposit

The table covers every casino we review, grouped by family, with the welcome offer each states and our rating. A cell that says none stated means we could not find one on the casino's pages, not that none exists, so check the casino's own offer page before you rely on that.

CasinoFamilyNo deposit offerWelcome offerRating
MrQTek Fox LtdNone stated100 free spins after a £10 deposit; 0x wagering on winnings3.9
32RedPlatinum Gaming LimitedOccasional free spins for loyal players, no deposit needed; no terms stated320 free spins when you stake £30 on slots; 10x wagering on winnings4.5
UnibetPlatinum Gaming LimitedNone stated300 free spins when you stake £30 on slots; 10x wagering on winnings4.7
Dream JackpotJupiter Gaming LimitedNone stated20 spins when you deposit and wager £20; 0x wagering on winnings5.0
666 CasinoJupiter Gaming LimitedNone stated20 spins when you deposit and wager £20; 0x wagering on winnings5.0
Spin GenieSkill on Net LtdNone stated120 free spins on a first deposit of £10 or more; 10x wagering on winnings4.6
PlayOJOSkill on Net LtdOccasional free casino bonus or no deposit bonus (kickers and rewards) for regular players; no terms stated50 free spins on a first deposit; no wagering4.6
Mega CasinoSkill on Net LtdNone stated100% match up to £25 plus 50 free spins on a first deposit of £10 or more; 10x wagering4.4
888casino888 UK LimitedOne free prize wheel spin on registering, no deposit needed100% bonus up to £100 on a first deposit of £10 or more; 10x wagering4.4
777888 UK LimitedYes, stated for new customers: 77 free spins, 10x wagering listed for the spins, £100 cash-out cap, 14 days to use the spins77 free spins plus 100% up to £20; 10x on spins, 35x overall3.6
William HillWHG (International) Limited, part of evoke plcNone stated200 free spins when you deposit and stake £10; 10x wagering on winnings4.4
Mr VegasVideoslots LimitedNone stated100% up to £50 plus 11 spins; spins 0x, bonus 10x wagering4.4
Mega RichesVideoslots LimitedNone stated100% up to £25 plus 50 spins; spins 0x, bonus 10x wagering4.3
VideoslotsVideoslots LimitedNone stated100% up to £50 plus 11 spins; spins 0x, bonus 10x wagering4.3

What counts as a no deposit bonus

A no deposit bonus is an offer a casino gives you for signing up, before you pay anything in. The casino's own terms word it as free spins or a small credit, and they come with wagering on any winnings, an expiry, a cap on what you can cash out and a list of eligible games. Read all four before you accept it.

Of the casinos we review, 777 is the one whose terms say this for new customers. They say the promotion is for new customers who open an account, and that no deposit is required. Its welcome offer lists 77 free spins to be used within 14 days, and the most a new customer can withdraw from the promotion is £100. Check that cap before you play, because you only receive £100 if your winnings go above it.

Some free offers are not no deposit bonuses, whatever they are called. 888casino gives a new player one free spin on a daily wish wheel without needing to make an initial deposit, and that is a one-off prize wheel spin. 32Red and PlayOJO describe theirs as a thank-you to regular players, which makes it a loyalty reward, not a sign-up offer. If a page says free but does not say that no deposit is required, read the first deposit rule.

No deposit offers by casino family

Families are grouped by who runs the casino. For each casino, we give the no deposit offer its pages state, or say none is stated, and then its welcome offer with the first deposit and wagering.

MrQ

MrQ states no no deposit offer that we could find, so check its offer page before you plan around one. Its welcome offer is 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash, credited after you deposit and spend £10 on qualifying games, with 0x wagering on the winnings. MrQ has no sister sites, so there is no family to compare it with.

32Red and Unibet

Platinum Gaming Limited operates 32Red and Unibet (same company and licence). Only 32Red mentions a free offer with no deposit: occasional free spins it gives as a thank-you to regular players who have been part of its community for a while. A new player cannot claim it by signing up, so do not count on it when you choose a casino.

For new players, 32Red's welcome offer is 320 free spins on Big Bass Splash when you stake £30 on slots, with 10x wagering on the winnings. Unibet states no no deposit offer; its welcome offer is 300 free spins when you deposit £30 or more by debit card or instant bank transfer and stake £30 on slots, also with 10x wagering on the winnings. Decide the £30 you will stake before you deposit, because both offers need it.

Dream Jackpot and 666 Casino

Dream Jackpot and 666 Casino sit under Jupiter Gaming Limited: same company and licence. Neither of them states a no deposit offer on the pages we read, so open the offer page of the one you are weighing up. Their welcome offers match: deposit and wager £20 on Big Bass Splash for 20 spins, with 0x wagering on the winnings and 7 days from the deposit to complete the wagering. Compare the two on games and terms, since the offer will not tell them apart.

Spin Genie, PlayOJO and Mega Casino

Skill on Net Ltd stands behind Spin Genie, PlayOJO and Mega Casino, and they are the same company and licence. PlayOJO is the one that mentions a no deposit offer, and only for regular players: its pages say a regular player may get a free casino bonus or a no deposit bonus in the form of kickers and rewards, as a thank you. Spin Genie and Mega Casino state none that we could find, so confirm on their offer pages before you register.

The welcome offers differ. Spin Genie gives 120 free spins on Book of Dead for a first deposit of £10 or more, with 10x wagering on the winnings. Mega Casino gives a 100% match up to £25 plus 50 free spins on a first deposit of £10 or more, with 10x wagering. PlayOJO's 50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza carry no wagering at all, and need a first deposit of at least £10. Pick between them on the wagering, not the spin count.

888casino, 777 and William Hill

Under 888 UK Limited, 888casino and 777 are the same company and licence. William Hill is the same parent group (evoke plc), separate licence. Of the three, 777 is the one with a no deposit offer in its terms. Its welcome offer also lists a 100% match up to £20 on a deposit of £10 or more, with 10x wagering listed for the spins and 35x overall. Check which of the two figures applies to you before you claim.

888casino's registration spin is a prize wheel spin, not a no deposit bonus, so it does not count as one here. Its welcome offer is a 100% bonus up to £100 on a first deposit of £10 or more, to be wagered 10 times within 90 days. William Hill states no no deposit offer. Its welcome offer is 200 free spins when you deposit £10 and stake £10, with code WHV200, 10x wagering on the winnings and a £30 limit on what can be redeemed. Check the code and the limit before you sign up.

Mr Vegas, Mega Riches and Videoslots

Videoslots Limited operates Mr Vegas, Mega Riches and Videoslots, which are the same company and licence. Nothing in the three sets of pages states a no deposit offer, so read the offer page before you register. All three ask for a first deposit of £10, put no wagering on the welcome spins and wager the deposit bonus 10 times.

Mr Vegas gives 100% up to £50 plus 11 welcome spins, Mega Riches 100% up to £25 plus 50 welcome spins, and Videoslots 100% up to £50 plus 11 welcome spins on Starburst. Compare the match and the spins together, because the match is what you wager.

The terms that decide what a free offer is worth

Wagering decides how much of a free offer you can withdraw. At the low end, four casinos state 0x; at the other, 777 states 35x on its offer as a whole. Most of the rest state 10x, either on spin winnings or on a deposit bonus. Multiply the winnings you hope for by the wagering figure before you decide an offer is worth taking.

The cash-out cap is the next figure to read. William Hill states a £30 limit on what can be redeemed from its welcome offer, and 888casino states £100 on its 100% bonus. MrQ states that winnings are uncapped, and Videoslots says there is no maximum withdrawal limit on its welcome spins. Where a casino's pages state no cap we could not confirm one, so ask its support before you play.

Expiry and stake limits matter as much. MrQ's spins last 48 hours from credit and William Hill's 72 hours, while 32Red's expire 30 days after you claim them. While a bonus is active, 32Red and Unibet state a £15 limit per spin on slots, and Mr Vegas and Videoslots state £20. Set a reminder for the expiry and keep every bet under the limit.

Eligible games change what an offer is worth. Unibet counts slots at 100% and table games at 10%, so a roulette player clears wagering slowly. 777 counts slots, scratch cards and arcade games at 100% and any other game at 0%. If you prefer table games, read the contribution table before you take any offer.

Claiming at more than one sister site

Do not use sister sites to collect free offers. Each casino's own terms limit your accounts and say what happens if you break the limit.

32Red and Unibet each allow one account with each of their brands, and 32Red reserves the right to close a Duplicate Account. 888casino also closes duplicates and can void bets, bonuses and winnings. 777 says you may have a single account at any one time. PlayOJO allows one account per person, household, family, household address, email address, card number, e-wallet account or shared computer environment. Spin Genie treats multiple accounts opened to deceive it as abuse, and Mega Casino reserves the right to act on any other account you hold with an Operator Group company. Keep to one account at each casino.

These clauses cover a casino's own offers and accounts, and they are no guide to what a sister will allow, so read the terms of each casino before you register. Never open an account only to collect an offer: the terms above close duplicates and void winnings.

Welcome offers with no wagering

Four casinos state no wagering on their welcome offer: MrQ, Dream Jackpot, 666 Casino and PlayOJO. None is free, because each needs a first deposit, but the winnings come without a wagering target. MrQ's 100 spins need a £10 deposit, Dream Jackpot and 666 Casino ask for £20 deposited and wagered for 20 spins, and PlayOJO needs £10 for 50. Spin counts mean little until you know what each spin is worth, and Dream Jackpot's pages state no spin value that we found, so ask its support before you compare.

Mr Vegas, Mega Riches and Videoslots fall short of that: only their welcome spins are wager-free, and the deposit bonus beside them is not. Check the wagering on the deposit bonus before you accept it.

A no wagering offer is still a deposit offer. Check the first deposit amount and the time you have to use the spins before you pay in, and keep to the limit you set for yourself.

Free offers and self-exclusion

A free offer never applies to a self-excluded player, and a sister site is never a way around a self-exclusion. Registering with Gamstop blocks you from gambling websites and apps licensed in Great Britain. Ask each casino where you hold an account which of your accounts a self-exclusion covers.

Casinos also set their own limits. 32Red says a self-exclusion there also excludes you from all UK brands run by FDJ UNITED, including Unibet and Bingo.com. Spin Genie and PlayOJO say theirs reaches your other accounts on the same licence. 888casino says a new request extends to related accounts with all its group brands, William Hill among them. Mr Vegas, Mega Riches and Videoslots recommend that you also self-exclude with any other operator you use.

If you are self-excluding, register with Gamstop first, then deal with any other casino account you hold.

Gambling help for UK players

If gambling is causing you harm, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 (England and Scotland) or the NHS Wales Helpline on 0808 2819 265 (Wales). Both lines are listed on GambleAware's get help page. No Northern Ireland help line was captured in our research, so none is stated here. If you live in Northern Ireland, ask the support team of any casino where you hold an account which help services it lists for you.

To exclude yourself from every licensed site, register with Gamstop. GambleAware has more advice and support. Gambling is for adults only: in most cases the minimum age is 18.

If you feel the urge to gamble to win back losses, stop and speak to one of these services first.

Questions about no deposit bonuses at sister sites

Do sister sites give no deposit bonuses?

Sister sites share an owner, not their offers. Each casino writes its own terms, so a no deposit offer at one says nothing about its sisters. In this review, only 777 spells one out for new customers. Read the offer page of the casino you have in mind before you register.

Which casinos reviewed by Octomark state a no deposit offer?

Four of the casinos Octomark reviews mention a free offer that needs no deposit. 777 states one for new customers. 32Red and PlayOJO describe occasional ones for regular players. 888casino gives a single prize wheel spin, which we do not count as a bonus. The other ten state none that we could find, so check their offer pages.

Can I claim a no deposit bonus at each sister site?

Not on the evidence we hold. A no deposit offer, where one exists, is set by that casino's own terms, and 32Red and PlayOJO describe theirs for regular players only. Terms we read allow one account per brand or per person and close duplicates, so do not open accounts to collect offers.

What wagering applies to a no deposit bonus?

Only 777 states a no deposit offer for new customers, and its terms list 10x wagering for the free spins and 35x for the offer overall. We found no wagering figure for the occasional offers at 32Red and PlayOJO, so ask each casino's support what applies before you accept one.

Is a daily prize wheel spin a no deposit bonus?

No. A new player at 888casino gets one prize wheel spin on registering, with no deposit needed first. That is a single prize spin, not a bonus with a spin count, wagering and a cash-out cap. Its own promotion title adds that a deposit unlocks daily spins. Read what the wheel can award before you register.

Are no deposit offers open to self-excluded players?

No. A self-exclusion stops you taking any offer, free or not, and another casino in the same family is not a route around it. Gamstop covers every online site licensed in Great Britain, and some casinos extend their own exclusion to related accounts. If you have self-excluded, do not look for a free offer.

How does Octomark check the offers?

We read each casino's own offer and terms pages, and the Gambling Commission public register for who holds each licence. The casino pages used here were read between 28 September and 1 October 2026. Our team tests these casinos and checks every fact on this page before it is published. Offers change, so check the casino's current terms before you claim.

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