Bonus details
- Wagering
- 40x on bonus
- Minimum deposit
- €20
- Maximum bet
- €5
- Terms read
- 3 November 2026
Free spins offers from casinos that accept players from Ireland, from wager-free bundles to hundreds of spins inside welcome packages. Where the operator publishes it, the value of each spin is shown so you can compare offers in euros.
Key points
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| Casino | Spins | Game | Value | Winnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LiveScore Vegas | 300 for €10 played | King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 4 | €0.10 | no wagering |
| Lottoland Casino | 100 / 150 / 200 for €20 / €30 / €50 staked | Big Bass Bonanza | not stated | paid as cash |
| NetBet Casino | 10 to 100, tiered | Gates of Olympus or Big Bass Bonanza | €0.10 | no wagering, €25-100 cap |
| Videoslots | 11 | Starburst | not stated | no wagering, 24 h |
| Wild Tokyo | 600 over 3 deposits | not named | not stated | €100 cap |
| TonyBet | 150, 25 a day | not named | not stated | under the 50x package |
| BetVictor | 100 with €50 bonus | not named | not stated | under the 40x package |
| Slotrave | 150 over 4 deposits | not named | not stated | under the 40x package |
Rolling Slots adds 260 spins to its welcome and 10 no-deposit spins at €0.10.
The ten offers split cleanly into two groups. Four stand alone or sit on top of a package with their winnings paid out as money: LiveScore Vegas, Lottoland, NetBet and Videoslots. The other six are spins bundled into a welcome package, where what they win joins the bonus balance and stays locked until the package's playthrough is finished. A count of 600 in the second group can easily return less cash than 300 in the first, so sort offers by group before comparing numbers.
Two of the stand-alone offers are triggered by staking, not by the deposit alone. LiveScore Vegas asks you to play €10 on slots; Lottoland asks for a €20, €30 or €50 stake and tells you to deposit through its promotion page rather than the normal cashier, so take the route the promotion names.
LiveScore Vegas's €30 of spins with nothing to clear typically returns more cash than 150 spins inside a 50x package. The spins in a welcome bonus usually carry the package's wagering, and their winnings only become money once the whole bonus is cleared. Lottoland's offer works on staking, not depositing: stake €20 on slots for 100 spins, €30 for 150, €50 for 200, with 30 days to use them.
Put numbers on it. Say LiveScore Vegas's 300 spins return €24: that €24 is cash in your balance the moment the last spin lands. Say TonyBet's first 25 daily spins return €6: they sit inside a package at 50x on the bonus, and the bonus itself has to be cleared within 14 days before any of it can leave.
NetBet's spins come with a deposit bonus, and both grow with the deposit. €20 brings a €20 bonus and 10 spins at €0.10, €50 brings €50 and 20 spins, €100 brings €100 and 25, €200 brings €200 and 50, and €400 or more brings €400 and 100. So the spins are worth €1 to €10 of play, and their winnings carry no wagering but stop at €25 on the three lower tiers, €50 on the €200 tier and €100 at the top. The bonus money beside them needs 10x and has its own cash-out ceiling by tier, from €100 up to €2,000. Claim it in the casino's Quests section within 7 days.
Videoslots' Starburst spins expire 24 hours after crediting; LiveScore Vegas gives three days. TonyBet's daily sets of 25 must each be used before the next. Missed spins are not reissued.
Videoslots runs the tightest chain of deadlines. You must make the first deposit within 24 hours of registering to qualify, activate the 11 Welcome Spins within seven days, and then use them within 24 hours. Miss any one of the three and the spins are gone, though the 100% match up to €200 beside them follows its own, longer timetable.
Rolling Slots' 10 sign-up spins are the only Irish spins that need no payment. At €0.10 each they are €1 of play; whatever they return carries 45x and can pay out €50 at most, with a €5 betting limit, 48 hours to activate and five days to finish. Sources disagree on the slot they run on. The offer is tracked through affiliate links rather than listed among the casino's public promotions, and the operator's terms treat Irish players separately: Skrill and Neteller deposits are excluded from Irish bonuses, so a later welcome claim through either wallet would not qualify.
Wild Tokyo spreads 600 spins over three deposits, with the full count only on deposits of €100 or more, and caps spin winnings at €100. BetVictor's 100 spins come with a €50 bonus once you have wagered €10, and the package's winnings stop at €750. Slotrave pays 100 spins with the first deposit and 50 with the third, and its Irish terms count table and live games at 0% toward wagering, so the spins' winnings must be cleared on slots.
Card payments work at most of these casinos, and several add wallets. LiveScore Vegas, BetVictor and Slotrave take Apple Pay; Wild Tokyo, BetVictor, Slotrave and TonyBet take Paysafecard vouchers, explained in the Paysafecard casino guide. LiveScore Vegas also lists PayPal and Revolut Pay. Check the excluded-method list before you deposit for a package: Rolling Slots, for one, leaves Skrill and Neteller out of its Irish bonuses.
More on the bigger packages on the welcome bonus page. For the rules on bonus advertising, see online casino law in Ireland. Back to Irish bonuses.
LiveScore Vegas: 300 spins at €0.10 is €30 of play, with winnings paid without wagering. Lottoland's up to 200 spins on Big Bass Bonanza also pay cash.
Rolling Slots gives 10 spins at €0.10 at sign-up, with 45x on winnings and a €50 cap.
They come across three deposits under 50x on deposit plus bonus, and spin winnings are capped at €100.
It is listed as valid until 14 February 2027. You stake €20, €30 or €50 through the promotion page for 100, 150 or 200 spins, then have 30 days to use them.
Yes, by tier. The three smallest deposit tiers cap spin winnings at €25, the €200 tier at €50 and the top tier at €100, even though none of it carries wagering.