The current offer for Betti is shown above, and the card does not list a promo code. The offer is Infinity Boost: 10% Boost on every single deposit, which is for existing players rather than new sign-ups, so read its terms before you deposit. T&Cs apply.
If you were looking for a code that unlocks a sign-up deal, this is not that kind of offer. It is a reload-type boost for players who already have an account.
The rest of this page explains how this kind of offer differs from a typical code-based bonus, what can reduce the value of any bonus, and who is likely to find it useful. A code is only worth using when it is part of an offer's own terms.
How the current offer differs from a promo code bonus
A promo code bonus is normally a deal you unlock by typing a short word or string of characters when you register or deposit. The code is the key, and the bonus behind it is what matters. The offer on Betti's card is different in kind: it is a reload offer named Infinity Boost: 10% Boost on every single deposit, a boost on deposits for existing players. T&Cs apply, and the card above is the place to start.
The title tells you the shape of the deal. It is a percentage-based boost, not a fixed gift, and it applies to deposits made by players who already hold an account. That is why it does not suit someone looking for a first-time offer. How the boost is applied to a deposit is something to confirm in the full terms before you pay in. If you are still deciding whether to register, the sign-up guide covers the account side, and the sign up bonus page is where a first-deposit style offer would be covered if one were listed.
What a wagering requirement means in practice
Most bonuses carry a wagering requirement. In general terms, it is the number of times you must stake a bonus amount before it can be turned into withdrawable cash. A higher multiple means more staking before anything linked to the bonus can be withdrawn, so it often matters more for value than the headline percentage.
For Infinity Boost: 10% Boost on every single deposit, read the wagering, the minimum deposit and the validity period in the full terms before you pay anything in. A boost can look generous in its title and still be a poor fit if the conditions are heavy or the time limit is short, so do not judge the offer on its title alone. T&Cs apply.
Bonus terms commonly say that slots count in full while table games, live dealer games or some specific titles count for less, or not at all. That changes how quickly a requirement moves, and it can change which games are worth playing with bonus funds at all.
So before you start, find out which games are eligible under the offer. If your usual choice is blackjack, roulette or live tables, it is worth checking that those games count before assuming they do. The games page gives an overview of what Betti offers, but the bonus terms decide what counts towards wagering.
Percentage boosts compared with fixed bonuses
A percentage boost is worth more or less depending on the deposit it attaches to. A fixed bonus gives a set figure, and a free spins offer gives a set number of spins. A percentage offer may also carry a cap on the bonus amount, and any such cap would be in the terms rather than in the title. It is another reason to read the full conditions instead of relying on the headline.
Reload offers also differ from welcome deals in that they are not usually the reason people choose a casino in the first place. They are a smaller, ongoing extra for players who already deposit. If you want to compare the different kinds of bonus at Betti, the bonus offers page lists them, and there are separate pages for free spins, cashback and no deposit bonus codes.
Where codes fit in
If a code were ever listed alongside an offer, it would appear in that offer's own terms. Check how it is meant to be entered and at which step, because the wrong entry can mean the offer is not applied. Codes found on forums, social media posts or lists on other websites are not part of an offer's terms, and they are often out of date. The bonus code page covers that topic in more detail.
When you do deposit, the payment options and any limits are covered on the deposits page. Look at those first, because the method you choose can matter for how an offer is credited, so check that in the terms as well.
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What can cost you a bonus
The facts on the offer card do not include a maximum bet, a list of eligible games or a code, so this section covers the points to check with any bonus, including this one. None of it replaces the full terms, which you should read before you deposit. T&Cs apply.
Skipping the terms before depositing
The most common mistake is paying in first and reading afterwards. Wagering, minimum deposit and validity are conditions of any offer, and once you have deposited with a bonus in mind, finding a condition you do not like is too late. Read the full terms before you pay in, and check the terms and conditions page for the exact wording. T&Cs apply.
Offers are valid for the period their terms set, so check how long Infinity Boost: 10% Boost on every single deposit stays valid and when that period starts before you deposit. If the terms do not make this clear to you, ask Betti's support team before you pay in. You can find contact routes on the contact page.
Eligible games are a common condition of bonus terms. If you play a game that does not count towards the requirement, your staking on it does not move the wagering forward. It is also worth checking whether specific titles are excluded, even within a category that usually counts. Do this check before your first spin or hand, not after.
Betting above a limit
Many bonus terms set a maximum bet while bonus funds are in play. Breaking such a limit can lead to a bonus being cancelled or winnings being refused. Look for any such condition before playing. On online slots, stakes are also kept within the UK stake limit, which is lower for players under 25. A bonus does not change that.
Mixing up offers
Offers for new players and offers for existing players have different conditions. The one on the card here is for existing players. Applying the terms of a welcome deal you saw on another page, or on another site, to this offer will give you the wrong picture. Check which offer you are actually looking at, and use only the terms shown with it.
Relying on a code from elsewhere
A code from a third-party source that does not appear in the terms of the offer should not be treated as valid. Do not hand over personal details, or pay for a code, to a site that claims to sell or release one. If a code is part of an offer, it comes with the offer's terms. Without one, there is nothing to enter.
Opening more than one account
Bonus terms often forbid multiple accounts. Opening a second account to claim an offer again is a quick route to problems, and it is not worth it. If you have any doubt about your account situation, contact support before you act.
Not checking payment method rules
Some offers exclude certain payment methods. Before you deposit, check whether the method you plan to use affects eligibility. This is another point where the terms, not assumption, give the answer.
Is it worth taking?
The current Betti offer, Infinity Boost: 10% Boost on every single deposit, makes sense for a narrow group: an existing player who already plans to deposit and wants an extra on top. For that reader, a percentage boost on deposits can be a sensible, if modest, addition. T&Cs apply, and the value depends on the terms on the card above.
It is a poor fit for three kinds of reader. The first is someone searching for a promo code to unlock a welcome offer, because this is not that. The second is someone who wants to know the exact cost of a bonus before committing, since the wagering, minimum deposit and validity period need to be read in full first. The third is a player who would not deposit without the bonus. An offer should never be the reason to pay money in.
The honest downsides are the usual ones for reload offers. Where a wagering requirement applies, it commits bonus funds to further staking, and eligible-game rules can narrow what you can play with them. The validity period is not listed on the card, so check it in the full terms before you deposit. A percentage boost looks simple, but it is only as good as the conditions attached to it.
On licensing, Betti does not hold a UK Gambling Commission licence. It holds a licence from the Curaçao Gaming Authority instead, so UK licensee rules and GAMSTOP self-exclusion do not cover it. You can read more on the Is Betti legit? page, and the regulator's public register is at the Gambling Commission.
If you do decide to deposit, use only your own money and an amount you can afford to lose. Treat a bonus as an extra to the entertainment, not as a reason to spend more than you planned. The safer gambling page covers the tools available to help you stay in control.
Finally, if you want to compare this offer with other kinds of bonus before deciding, the bonuses page gives the overview. Compare the terms rather than the headlines, and take the offer only if the conditions suit how you actually play.