Kong Casino does not currently offer free chips, so there is no chip offer to claim at the moment. The current offers are shown above: the 50% Bonus up to £100 for new players, and the Weekly Cashback and the Daily Wheel for existing players. Each card lists its key terms, so you can compare them there.
The welcome offer is a match of 50% on a deposit of at least £10, up to £100. T&Cs apply. Because it needs a deposit, it does not give you chips without putting in your own money. If you are a new player and want to see the registration steps before anything else, the sign-up steps are the place to start.
If you were hoping for a no-deposit offer, none of the current offers is built that way. The rest of this page explains how each offer works, what can cost you the bonus, and which player each one suits.
How the current offers work in practice
The welcome offer is a deposit match. You make a deposit of at least £10, and the bonus is 50% of that deposit, capped at £100. Any deposit above the cap does not raise the bonus beyond that amount. T&Cs apply.
The wagering requirement is 10x Bonus wagering. In general terms, wagering means the bonus has to be played a set number of times before any winnings from it can be withdrawn. The exact rules at Kong Casino are in the full terms, so read them before you deposit. T&Cs apply.
Which games count towards wagering is part of those terms, and it matters. A game that contributes less, or not at all, will not move you closer to the requirement. Check the eligible games before you choose what to play with bonus funds.
The Weekly Cashback is aimed at existing players. Its wagering is No wagering, which makes it the simplest of the three offers to understand, because there is no playthrough requirement to clear. T&Cs apply. For more on how cashback offers work in general, see the cashback bonus page.
The Daily Wheel is also for existing players, and it gives spins rather than chips. It is closer to the free spins page than to a chip offer. T&Cs apply.
The main difference from what the search describes is that the welcome offer needs a deposit, while the other two are for players who already have an account. For a full list of what is available at any time, see the bonus offers page.
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What can cost you an offer
Small details in the terms decide whether an offer pays out, so check these before you deposit.
- Minimum deposit. The welcome offer needs at least £10. Make sure your deposit meets that figure before you claim it.
- Maximum bonus. The match is capped at £100. A larger deposit does not increase the bonus beyond that cap.
- Wagering. The requirement is 10x Bonus wagering. Playing games that do not count towards it will not help you clear it.
- Who it is for. The welcome offer is for new players. The Weekly Cashback and Daily Wheel are for existing players. Check which group you belong to before you expect an offer to apply.
Read the full terms and conditions before you deposit, including how withdrawals work when bonus funds are involved. For the deposit steps themselves, see how deposits work.
If an offer of this kind appears later, check its wagering, minimum deposit and time limit before you take it. Nothing on this page means that a similar offer will be added.
Is it worth taking?
The welcome offer suits a new player who already plans to deposit at least the minimum and is comfortable with a wagering requirement of 10x Bonus wagering. The match is useful only up to £100, and the bonus has to be played through before winnings from it can be withdrawn. T&Cs apply.
The Weekly Cashback and Daily Wheel suit existing players who already use the site. The cashback has no wagering, so its terms are the easiest to follow. T&Cs apply.
The offers are a poor fit if you want something without depositing, or if you dislike wagering requirements. They are also a poor fit if the minimum deposit is more than you can comfortably spare.
Any deposit is your own money. Only deposit an amount you can afford to lose, and treat a bonus as an addition to that amount rather than a reason to deposit more. If you want to set limits or take a break, the safer gambling page explains the tools available.