How Betti bonuses work
A bonus is a set of conditions attached to a deposit or a promotion. The headline figure is the least useful part. What decides whether an offer suits you is the detail: who can claim it, the minimum deposit, the wagering requirement, how long it stays valid, and which games count towards it.
Infinity Boost, Infinity Boost: 10% Boost on every single deposit, is listed for players who already have an account. Its card above gives the name and type, and the conditions are set out in the terms and conditions. Read them before you deposit. T&Cs apply.
Offers for new accounts are a separate group with their own conditions. The welcome bonus page covers what a new player can claim and the steps to register. The sign up bonus page covers the same topic from the registration side. Read these before you create an account, so you know what applies from the start.
Spin-based offers have their own page. The free spins page explains how spins attached to an offer usually work. Spins normally apply to a named slot, at a set value per spin, with their own conditions on winnings. Where spins come with a deposit, they are not free in the plain sense of the word, because your own money is involved. Always check the conditions on the specific offer.
Codes are the third main topic. The promo codes page covers how codes relate to offers. The bonus code page is a shorter guide to the same subject. If you cannot tell whether an offer needs a code, check the card above and the terms before you deposit.
Some bonus-related pages cover narrower topics. The cashback bonus page, the free chips page and the no deposit bonus codes page each look at one type of offer. The VIP program page covers loyalty-style rewards. They are separate topics, and the conditions for each differ from those of Infinity Boost.
Whichever offer you look at, your deposit goes through the cashier. The cashier minimum deposit is £16.60. An offer can ask for a higher amount to qualify, so check the offer's own minimum before you pay.
How the offer types differ
Offers differ mainly in who they are for, what they require from you and what they apply to. Seeing them side by side makes it easier to tell which pages are relevant.
New-player and existing-player offers. New-player offers are tied to opening an account. Existing-player offers, such as Infinity Boost, are tied to what you do on an account that is already open. If you have not registered yet, the existing-player offer is not the one to read first. Start with the welcome bonus page. If you already have an account, the Infinity Boost card above is the relevant one. T&Cs apply.
Deposit-based and spin-based offers. A deposit-based offer adds to the money you pay in, and the terms say how that extra amount must be played through. A spin-based offer gives you a set number of spins on a named game. The two work differently, and so do their limits. The free spins page covers the spin side. When comparing, look at the game the spins apply to, the spin value, and what the terms say about any winnings.
Offers with and without a payment from you. Only an offer that needs no deposit can fairly be called free. The no deposit bonus codes and free chips pages cover that type. Any offer that asks for a deposit puts your own money at stake, however it is worded.
One-off offers and ongoing ones. An offer for new accounts is tied to joining. Reload offers, cashback and loyalty rewards are tied to continued play. The cashback bonus page and the VIP program page are the places to read about the ongoing kind. If an offer looks attractive, check its conditions before you assume it applies to how you play.
Codes and no codes. Some offers are claimed with a code and some are not. The promo codes page covers the code side. If a source promises a code that does not appear in the terms of the offer, treat it with caution and check it against the terms.
The bonus offers page gives a broader view of the section if you want to see everything in one place. For the Infinity Boost offer, start with its card above and then read the full terms.
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How to choose where to start
Begin with your own situation, not with the size of an offer.
- You have no account yet. Read the welcome bonus page and the sign up page before you register.
- You already have an account. Read the Infinity Boost card above and then the terms and conditions.
- You are interested in spins. Go to free spins and check which game the spins apply to.
- You were given a code. Go to promo codes to see how codes relate to the offers.
Next, ask whether the offer fits what you already planned to do. A bonus is a set of conditions that comes with a deposit, not a reason to deposit. If you would not make the deposit without the offer, the offer is not worth reading further.
Then read the conditions in this order: the minimum deposit, the wagering requirement, the validity period, the games that count and any limit on stakes or winnings while the offer is active. If any of these is unclear, ask support before you pay. The conditions you accept are the ones in force when you claim.
Finally, think about the way out as well as the way in. The minimum withdrawal is £85, and withdrawals take 24–48 hours. The withdrawals page covers the process. Check these figures before you start, and compare them with what you intend to deposit.
Tips before you deposit
Read the terms yourself. The card above gives the offer's name and type, but the conditions that apply are in the full terms and conditions. Read them before you deposit, and save a copy or a screenshot of the offer wording at the time you claim.
Know that verification is required. Betti asks players to verify their account, so have your documents ready. The verification page explains the process. Doing this early lets you deal with any question before you have a balance to withdraw.
Check the licence position. Betti does not hold a licence from the UK Gambling Commission, so it is not licensed to offer gambling in the United Kingdom. The duties placed on UK-licensed operators do not cover it, and GAMSTOP self-exclusion does not apply to it. The licence Betti does hold is from the Curaçao Gaming Authority, number OGL/2024/842/0350, and the operating company is Sefiarray B.V.. You can check the UK register on the Gambling Commission website. Our reviews of whether Betti is legit and whether it is safe go into this in more detail.
Use support before you pay, not after. Support runs 24/7 (live chat) and also takes email. If a condition is unclear, ask for the answer in writing. The contact page lists the channels.
Decide your limit first. Set the amount you are willing to spend on entertainment before you look at any offer, and keep to it whatever the offer says. If you use GAMSTOP, remember it does not cover Betti. The safer gambling page lists the support available, including GamCare and GAMSTOP.