1. The casino's own channels
Register, opt in to emails and SMS and check the promotions page. New casinos send codes to registered players to bring them back, and some only publish them there. Follow the casino's official social accounts linked from its website, not lookalike pages.
2. Comparison and review sites
Partner sites get codes with their own tracking, sometimes on better terms. Check that the site states the terms (wagering, cash-out cap, expiry) and the date it last checked the code; a code without terms is a code you cannot judge.
3. Forums and communities
Player forums are useful for reports on whether a casino pays, less so for codes. Treat codes from strangers with care, and never enter your card or bank details on a page reached through a forum link.
4. Aggregators and apps
Bonus aggregators list many codes at once but go out of date quickly. Use them to find offers, then confirm the code and terms on the casino's own site.
Before you use a code
- Check the country: many codes exclude Nigeria.
- Read the wagering, the cash-out cap and the expiry.
- Expect ID verification before any withdrawal; see our guide to ID checks.
- One account per person: a second account to reuse a code gets both closed.
The no deposit bonus page shows what a typical offer is worth after wagering.