Bonus details
- Wagering
- 40x on bonus
- Minimum deposit
- €20
- Maximum bet
- €5
- Terms read
- 3 November 2026
Every live offer from casinos that accept players from Ireland, in euros and sorted by casino score. The list mixes long-running UK and Malta brands with newer Curaçao sites, and the terms swing from no wagering to 50x.
Key points
Sorted by casino score, highest first.
No offer in this list matches that filter.
| Type | Offers | Standout | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome | 9 | NetBet: up to €400 + 100 spins at 10x | welcome bonuses |
| Free spins | 10 include spins | LiveScore Vegas: 300 at €0.10 | free spins |
| Wager-free | 2 | Lottoland: up to 200 spins, paid as cash | wager-free bonuses, all euro sections |
Twelve offers from eleven casinos make Ireland the smallest of our country sections, and almost everything in it is a welcome package: nine of the twelve match a first deposit, two hand out spins with no playthrough, and one gives spins with no deposit at all. There are no reloads and no cashback deals live for Ireland at the moment, so the decision is mostly about which sign-up package to take and how hard it will be to finish.
The casinos fall into two camps. One is a group of long-established brands with UK, Gibraltar or Malta licences, whose offers tend to be smaller and gentler. The other is a group of Curaçao- and Kahnawake-licensed sites, most of them young, whose packages run into the thousands of euros and carry 45x or 50x. Knowing which camp an offer comes from predicts its terms surprisingly well.
The range in Ireland is wide. NetBet Casino asks 10x on the bonus, and its spin winnings carry none: a €100 bonus needs €1,000 in bets. TonyBet asks 50x on up to €1,050: a €100 bonus needs €5,000. Wild Tokyo counts 50x on deposit plus bonus, so a €50 deposit with a €50 match needs €5,000. Read the wagering basis before the headline.
Two offers carry no wagering at all, one asks 10x, one 35x on the deposit, three 40x, two 45x and three 50x. Nine of the twelve count the multiplier on the bonus, which is the friendliest basis for a normal deposit; Videoslots counts it on the deposit, Wild Tokyo on deposit plus bonus, and the Rolling Slots no-deposit spins on their winnings.
Clocks vary from three days to ninety. LiveScore Vegas gives three days for its spins, Wild Tokyo and the Rolling Slots spins five, NetBet seven, TonyBet fourteen, BetVictor and Lottoland thirty, Videoslots sixty and 888 Casino ninety. Where a betting limit is published it is €5 in six cases, with Videoslots the exception at up to €20. Every offer was last read on the operator's pages on 3 or 8 November 2026.
888 Casino (founded 1997), NetBet Casino (2001), Videoslots (2011) and Lottoland Casino (2013) hold Malta, Gibraltar or UK licences. 888's 100% up to €500 at 40x gives 90 days to clear, the longest window in the Irish list. Videoslots adds 11 Starburst spins with no wagering.
BetVictor and LiveScore Vegas belong to the same camp, with UK and Gibraltar licensing. BetVictor's offer is unusual in being triggered by play rather than a deposit size: wager €10 on casino games and receive a €50 bonus with 100 spins, at 40x and with winnings capped at €750. LiveScore Vegas gives 300 spins at €0.10 for €10 played on slots, paid without wagering.
Rolling Slots (2021), Puntit (2025) and Wild Tokyo hold Curaçao licences. TonyBet is older, founded in 2003, and holds a Kahnawake licence, but it prices its package the same way. Their packages are the large ones, up to €2,600 with 260 spins at Rolling Slots and €2,300 with 600 spins at Wild Tokyo, and so are their multipliers: 45x at Rolling Slots, 50x at the other three. Slotrave, a 2026 launch, sits between the camps with 40x on up to €2,500 and 150 spins over four deposits, though its Irish terms count table and live games at 0% toward wagering.
Rolling Slots and Wild Tokyo list the same Curaçao licence number, OGL/2024/589/0556. The Irish terms at Rolling Slots also differ from its general ones: they set 45x on deposit plus bonus for deposit offers and leave Skrill and Neteller deposits out of Irish bonuses altogether.
Three offers ask very little. Rolling Slots' 10 sign-up spins need no deposit, though their winnings carry 45x and stop at €50. LiveScore Vegas needs €10 played on slots for its 300 spins. Lottoland's spins need a €20, €30 or €50 stake through its promotion page and run until 14 February 2027. For a first look at a casino before committing to a package, these are the places to start.
Cards are accepted at most of these casinos, and the wallets differ. PayPal appears at 888 Casino and LiveScore Vegas; Apple Pay at LiveScore Vegas, BetVictor and Slotrave; Revolut at Slotrave and Rolling Slots; Trustly at Lottoland. Paysafecard vouchers work at 888 Casino, BetVictor, TonyBet, Rolling Slots, Wild Tokyo and Slotrave; the Paysafecard casino guide covers their limits. Before depositing for a bonus, check the offer's excluded methods, as the Rolling Slots e-wallet rule shows.
The Gambling Regulation Act 2024 sets the framework for Ireland's regulator, the GRAI, and our guide to online casino law in Ireland tracks which of its sections apply to whom and when. For tax on what you win, read tax on casino winnings in Ireland. Every offer here is for players aged 18 or over; if bonuses start to drive your play, our responsible gambling page shows where to get support. Browse operators: casinos for Ireland.
On terms, NetBet's tiered welcome at 10x, or the wager-free spins at Lottoland and LiveScore Vegas. On size, Wild Tokyo's €2,300 plus 600 spins, though it carries 50x on deposit plus bonus.
Section 157 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2024 restricts inducements offered by licensees of Ireland's regulator, the GRAI. Our Irish law guide tracks which parts of the Act are in force.
Rolling Slots gives 10 spins at €0.10 with 45x on winnings and a €50 cap. It is the only one live.
888 Casino allows 90 days for its 100% match and Videoslots 60 days. At the other end, LiveScore Vegas's spins last three days and Wild Tokyo's package five.
PayPal appears in the cashier at 888 Casino and LiveScore Vegas. Most other casinos here rely on cards, Apple Pay, vouchers or e-wallets instead.