How the LottoGo welcome offer is built

The offer has a matched part and a spins part. The match is 100% of your deposit, capped at £200. The spins are 120 free spins, and the eligible game is Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe. The cap is the most the match can add, so a smaller deposit gives a smaller match. T&Cs apply.
These are the conditions you will meet, in the order most players check them:
- Minimum deposit: £20.
- Wagering: 10x bonus funds only (7 days); free spins no wagering.
- Validity: the offer is valid for 7 days.
- Eligible game: Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe.
Wagering is the number of times a bonus must be staked before it counts as yours to withdraw. On this offer it applies to the bonus funds only, and the free spins have no wagering. That difference is the most useful thing to understand before you accept the offer, because the two parts are not handled in the same way. The validity period is a condition of the offer, so note the number of days before you start.
The welcome bonus page has the steps for claiming the offer and the detail behind each condition. If you came for the spins, the free spins page covers what the 120 spins involve. The promo codes page deals with codes. Together these three pages cover almost everything a player needs to know about LottoGo bonuses.
The sign up bonus page is there for readers who search for the offer under that name. It describes the same kind of offer, so check the card above for the current terms.
A bonus is an extra on top of a deposit, not a separate product. It changes how your balance is handled while the conditions run, so decide whether you want it before you deposit, not afterwards. The sign up page shows how to open an account.
Bonus funds, free spins and codes: how the pages differ

Each page in this section answers a different question, and the cards above give a short description of each. What they do not show is how the topics relate, which is what this section covers.
Bonus funds and free spins
The matched bonus funds and the free spins come in one package, but they are different things. Bonus funds are extra balance with wagering attached: 10x bonus funds only (7 days); free spins no wagering. The free spins are a fixed number of rounds on a named game, and the card lists them as having no wagering. Because the spins are tied to Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe, the game's own rules and paytable decide how those rounds pay, not the offer.
The welcome bonus page treats the package as a whole: the deposit, the match, the spins and the time limit. The free spins page narrows in on the spins, so use it when the spins are the part you care about. T&Cs apply to both.
Codes
The promo codes page covers codes, and it is a different page from the welcome offer shown on the card above. It explains what the codes are for and where they appear, so you can check the offer you are looking at before you claim it. The bonus code page covers the same subject under a different name, which helps if that is how you search.
Several pages in this section match specific searches, such as no deposit bonus codes, free chips, cashback and the VIP programme. Each one is its own topic, so read the page for the offer you want and check its terms there. The conditions on the card above, including the minimum deposit of £20, apply to the welcome offer. T&Cs apply to every offer.
The bonus offers page gives a wider view of what is on offer and is a sensible next stop once you know the welcome offer. <<</FIX 1>>>
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How to choose where to start

Pick the page that matches your question, then check the conditions against how you actually play. These criteria help:
- Your deposit. The offer needs a minimum deposit of £20. Decide the amount you are comfortable depositing first, then see whether the offer fits it, rather than the other way round.
- The part you want. If you want only the spins, start with the free spins page. If you want the whole package, start with the welcome bonus page.
- Your time. The offer is valid for 7 days. Consider whether that window suits how often you play.
- The game. The eligible game is Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe. If it does not interest you, the spins are of limited use to you.
- Your payment method. LottoGo accepts Debit Card (Visa/Mastercard), PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay. The deposits page covers how paying in works.
If none of these points puts you off, the welcome bonus page is the natural next step. If one of them does, that is a perfectly good reason to skip the offer. Your account works without a bonus, and nothing on this site suggests you need one.
Practical tips before you claim

Read the card above and the full terms and conditions before you deposit. The card gives the headline conditions, and the full terms give the rest. T&Cs apply to all LottoGo offers.
Check the wagering line twice. It says the requirement applies to bonus funds only and that the free spins have no wagering. That is easy to misread as covering the whole offer, so keep the two parts separate in your mind.
Keep the validity period in view. The offer is valid for 7 days, and it is a condition like any other. Note it when you accept the offer.
Look at payments before you accept anything. Withdrawal times are listed as Up to 48 hours approval; PayPal a few hours, and the withdrawals page explains the process. A few minutes there tells you what to expect when you want to cash out.
If something in the terms is unclear, ask before you deposit. LottoGo support is open 24/7 (live chat), and the contact page lists the ways to reach it.
Set your deposit limit before you claim anything, so the offer does not decide how much you spend. The safer gambling page covers limits and GAMSTOP. For general answers, the FAQ is a good place to look.
