Levelup publishes a welcome package of up to €8,000 plus 350 free spins, split across initial deposits. The 40× wagering requirement applies to the bonus before withdrawal. Regional variations exist — the ceiling may reach €2,000 in some markets — and terms beyond the multiplier are not published by the operator, so this page works with what is known.
How wagering works, with the operator's own numbers
The operator states a 40× wagering requirement on the bonus. That multiplier tells you how much must be staked before the bonus converts to withdrawable cash.
Work through it once: a €100 deposit matched at 100% gives you €100 in bonus funds. The requirement is calculated on the bonus alone — €100 × 40 = €4,000. You need to place €4,000 worth of bets, win or lose, to clear the wagering and unlock withdrawal.
Games contribute differently to that total. Slots usually count in full — a €10 spin means €10 toward the €4,000. Table games and live dealer often count less, sometimes not at all. The operator does not publish these weightings, so confirm them on the platform before you commit money.
What else shrinks the usable value:
- A maximum bet limit while wagering is active — breach it and the bonus voids. The operator does not state one.
- An expiry window. Not published either, but most operators give 7 to 30 days.
- A cap on winnings from the bonus. Also not disclosed here.
Those gaps matter. A 40× multiplier is steep but manageable on slots over a fortnight; the same multiplier with a five-day expiry and a €5 maximum bet is a different proposition entirely.
The welcome package in plain figures
Levelup structures the offer across several deposits. The ceiling reaches €8,000 in full markets, with the free spins — 350 of them — distributed alongside the matched funds.
| Component | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum total | €8,000 (€2,000 in some regions) |
| Free spins | 350 |
| Wagering requirement | 40× on bonus |
| Minimum deposit | €10 |
The operator does not break down which deposit takes which percentage or how the spins are divided. That detail lives in the full terms on the platform itself.
Deposits are accepted in several currencies — EUR, USD, CAD, AUD, NZD, NOK, BRL, ZAR and five cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Ethereum. The minimum deposit sits at €10 or the equivalent.
What the free spins actually cost
Free spins carry their own wagering requirement, though the operator does not state what it is. Winnings from spins are often capped and must be cleared before withdrawal, separately from the deposit bonus.
Worth knowing: spins are usually locked to specific slots, and any unused spins expire. The operator does not publish an expiry figure, so assume a tight window and use them quickly.
What runs week to week beyond the welcome offer
The operator does not publish a schedule of recurring promotions, reload bonuses or cashback schemes in the material available. Some platforms rotate weekly offers, tournaments or loyalty rewards — this one may too — but without confirmed details the page cannot list them.
Check the promotions tab on the platform directly. Offers that run on a calendar appear there first, and the terms attached to each one matter as much as the headline figure.
What voids a bonus and when you are better off declining it
Certain actions disqualify a bonus or forfeit winnings outright. The operator does not list every trigger, but the common ones across the industry apply here too:
- Requesting a withdrawal before wagering is complete voids the bonus and any winnings from it.
- Betting above the maximum allowed stake while the bonus is active — usually €5 or €10, though this operator does not state one.
- Playing excluded games. Jackpot slots, some table games and live dealer are often barred. The operator does not publish an exclusion list.
- Mixing bonus funds with a second deposit before clearing the first. The terms rarely allow stacking.
When to decline: if you prefer to withdraw whenever you choose, or if you play mostly table games and live dealer, the bonus restricts more than it gives. Playing with your own money means no wagering, no game restrictions, and no risk of a voided win because you unknowingly breached a term.
The 40× multiplier on an €8,000 package asks for serious volume — €320,000 worth of bets if you took the full amount. That is not small stakes over a weekend; it is prolonged play, and the house edge works against you the whole way through.
A bonus that costs more in time, restrictions and house edge than it gives in matched funds is not a bonus — it is a liability with a welcome message attached.
Reading the terms before you opt in
The operator's full bonus policy lives on the platform. Before you deposit, read it once, slowly, looking for:
- The calculation basis — is wagering on the bonus alone, or bonus plus deposit together? This operator states bonus only, which is the fairer of the two.
- Game weightings — what counts in full, what counts partially, what is excluded entirely.
- The expiry clock — when it starts (at deposit, at opt-in, or at first bet) and how long you have.
- The maximum bet. Breach it once and the bonus voids, no warning given.
- The withdrawal cap on bonus winnings. Some operators cap at 5× or 10× the bonus amount; others impose no cap at all.
A term the operator does not publish cannot be enforced fairly, but it also cannot be planned around. Where figures are missing here, ask support before you deposit — and keep the answer.
Responsible play around promotional offers
Bonuses are designed to extend play, not to guarantee profit. The wagering requirement ensures the operator recoups the matched funds through volume; your edge, if any, comes from skill at the games that contribute in full and the discipline to stop once you have cleared the multiplier.
Set a figure you are comfortable losing before you claim the bonus. The requirement locks your deposit and the bonus together — you cannot withdraw either until wagering is done, and attempting to do so voids both.
Levelup states deposit limits, time limits and self-exclusion among its responsible gambling tools. Use them. If the bonus is pushing you to play longer than you intended, or to chase losses to meet the wagering target, void it and walk away — the platform's responsible gambling settings let you do exactly that.
Help is available through the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, free and confidential, 24 hours a day. BetStop, the national self-exclusion register at betstop.gov.au, excludes you from all licensed Australian wagering providers at once, for a minimum of three months. International support is available through Gamblers Anonymous and Gambling Therapy.
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