The Vegas Now welcome package is worth up to $8,000 in deposit matches plus 500 free spins, paid across your first four deposits rather than in one hit. This page sets out every stage with its match rate, cap, spin allocation and code, then works the 40× wagering through with real numbers so you know what each stage asks of you before you claim it. The figures come from our offer pages and our general bonus terms dated 26 February 2024; the terms displayed on the offer when you claim are the ones that bind your account.
The Vegas Now welcome package, stage by stage
Four separate offers make up the package. Each is tied to a numbered deposit, each has its own match rate and ceiling, and each carries its own block of free spins. The final column shows the deposit that would reach the stage’s maximum bonus, which is simply the ceiling divided by the match rate.
| Stage | Match | Maximum bonus | Free spins | Code | Deposit that reaches the maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First deposit | 150% | $1,500 | 200 | None needed | $1,000 |
| Second deposit | 100% | $2,000 | 50 | VEGAS2 | $2,000 |
| Third deposit | 50% | $2,000 | 50 | VEGAS3 | $4,000 |
| Fourth deposit | 25% | $2,500 | 200 | VEGAS4 | $10,000 |
Two things follow from that last column. The $8,000 headline is the sum of four ceilings, and collecting all of it would take $17,000 in deposits across the four stages; a smaller deposit at any stage earns a proportionally smaller bonus, so the package is not all-or-nothing. And the fourth stage’s $10,000 sits at the very top of the credit-card deposit range (AUD 30 to 10,000) and above MiFinity’s $4,000 ceiling, so the full $2,500 is only reachable with a card deposit at its maximum or with crypto, which has no deposit maximum.
The match rates fall as the stages progress: 150%, then 100%, 50% and 25%. The first deposit is the most generous per dollar, which is why the free-spin rules and the 40× arithmetic below use it as the main example.
Minimums, codes and the order of deposits
Each offer sets a minimum deposit of $20 or currency equivalent, but the payment method’s own minimum also applies. Credit cards and MiFinity start at AUD 30, and the Cashtocode row shows AUD 25 while the table’s introduction says 30. In practice, a $30 card deposit is the smallest that qualifies, and a $20 deposit that a method will not process cannot trigger the offer. Crypto minimums are small (5 USDT, 0.0001 BTC) but the offer’s $20-or-equivalent floor still applies to the amount you send. The payments page lists every method and range.
The first deposit needs no code. Stages two to four need VEGAS2, VEGAS3 and VEGAS4 respectively, entered with the deposit they belong to. The codes are stage-specific: VEGAS3 on your second deposit is the wrong code, and the offer will not credit. The promo codes page keeps the full code table, and no first-deposit code exists; a page that gives you one is not quoting us.
The offers are named for your first, second, third and fourth deposits, so decide before each deposit whether you want the stage attached to it and whether you can meet its wagering in the time allowed. Because only one bonus can be active at a time, you cannot run two stages together; the next stage waits until the current one is completed, expired or declined.
40× wagering: worked examples for every stage
Wagering is 40 times the bonus amount, not 40 times the deposit plus bonus. The requirement must be completed within seven days of the bonus being credited. The right-hand column converts each requirement into the smallest number of bets that could complete it at the AUD 8 maximum bet allowed while a bonus is active; real play at smaller stakes needs correspondingly more spins.
| Stage | Deposit | Bonus credited | 40× requirement | Minimum bets at AUD 8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First (150%) | $100 | $150 | $6,000 | 750 |
| First (150%) | $1,000 | $1,500 | $60,000 | 7,500 |
| Second (100%) | $100 | $100 | $4,000 | 500 |
| Second (100%) | $2,000 | $2,000 | $80,000 | 10,000 |
| Third (50%) | $100 | $50 | $2,000 | 250 |
| Third (50%) | $4,000 | $2,000 | $80,000 | 10,000 |
| Fourth (25%) | $100 | $25 | $1,000 | 125 |
| Fourth (25%) | $10,000 | $2,500 | $100,000 | 12,500 |
Take the first row, which is the example our own offer page uses. A $100 first deposit attracts a $150 bonus, and 40 times $150 is $6,000 of qualifying wagering within seven days: roughly $857 a day. At $100 per stage across all four deposits, the bonuses total $325 and the wagering totals $13,000, with each stage running its own seven-day clock.
Qualifying wagering is turnover, not loss and not profit. A $6,000 requirement does not mean $6,000 leaves your account; it means $6,000 of eligible bets must be placed, with wins recycled into further bets. Whether anything remains when the counter reaches zero depends on how the games run, which is why the requirement should be read as a cost of time and variance rather than a price tag.
One more rule sits alongside the bonus wagering and is separate from it. Under our payment terms, deposits must be wagered three times before the related funds can be withdrawn. A $100 deposit therefore carries $300 of its own turnover before a withdrawal of that money is processed without refusal or a processing fee, whether or not you take a bonus.
Free spins: 500 across four stages
The spins are split 200, 50, 50 and 200 across the four stages. They are not released at the moment of deposit: each offer requires one-times wagering of the deposit before its free-spin part is credited, so a $100 deposit needs $100 of play first. Free-spin activation then has its own period, separate from the seven days that govern the deposit bonus, so the spins must be activated within that period rather than left for later.
Winnings from the spins carry their own 40× wagering. If 200 spins return $45, that is $1,800 of qualifying wagering before the winnings can be withdrawn. Welcome free-spin winnings are also capped at $300 or currency equivalent, a cap that sits apart from the $5,000 deposit-bonus cap, so a $360 return from the spins is treated as $300 for cash-out purposes. The free spins page covers activation and game eligibility in more detail.
Treat the spins as a bonus with its own rules rather than as loose change. The deposit bonus and the spin winnings are separate balances, each with a 40× requirement, and clearing one does not clear the other.
The seven-day window, the AUD 8 maximum bet and one bonus at a time
The seven days run from the moment the bonus is credited, not from the deposit, so note the credit time when it appears. If the wagering is incomplete when the window closes, the bonus expires, and you should ask support what expiry does to the funds tied to it rather than assume. Working backwards is the practical approach: $6,000 over seven days is $857 a day, and $60,000 over seven days is $8,571 a day, which tells you whether a stage is realistic for the way you play before you deposit.
The maximum bet while any bonus is active is AUD 8 per bet, across slots, table games and live games alike. Betting above that breaches the bonus terms and puts the bonus and its winnings at risk, so set your stake before the first spin and leave it there until the counter is cleared.
Only one bonus can be active on your account at a time. That rule governs the order of the welcome stages, and it also means a Tuesday or Friday reload cannot be claimed while a welcome stage is still running; the weekly promotions page explains how to sequence them. Any bonus can be declined, and declining is the clean way to clear the way for the next offer if you no longer want to finish the current one.
Game contributions: what counts toward wagering
Not every dollar bet counts as a dollar of wagering. Our general bonus terms weight games by type, and the weighting changes the effective size of a requirement dramatically. The table applies each rate to the $6,000 requirement from the first-stage example.
| Game type | Contribution | $100 wagered counts as | Turnover to clear $6,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slots (exceptions apply) | 100% | $100 | $6,000 |
| Roulette | 25% | $25 | $24,000 |
| Blackjack | 10% | $10 | $60,000 |
| Game shows | 10% | $10 | $60,000 |
| Baccarat | 0% | $0 | Cannot be cleared |
Slots such as Gates of Olympus contribute in full, subject to the exceptions listed in the terms. Crazy Time, as a game show, and live blackjack both contribute 10%, so a $20 bet at either counts as $2. Roulette counts at a quarter, and baccarat does not count at all, so an evening at the baccarat table with an active bonus moves the counter by nothing while still being subject to the AUD 8 maximum bet.
The welcome offers are for casino and live-casino play only. Bonus funds cannot be placed on sports, and sports bets do not count toward the wagering.
Cash-out caps on bonus winnings
Each deposit-bonus offer carries a cash-out cap of $5,000 or currency equivalent, which is also the default in our general terms. Suppose the first-stage bonus is cleared and the balance derived from it stands at $6,400: $5,000 is the most that can be cashed out from that bonus, and the excess is not paid. Because the cap is per offer, each of the four stages has its own $5,000 ceiling.
The welcome free-spin cap of $300 or currency equivalent operates separately, as described above. Completing the wagering does not remove either cap; the two conditions are checked one after the other. If you plan a large deposit and would rather not have winnings capped, declining the bonus is the right call, because the cap attaches to the bonus and not to your own deposited money.
Common mistakes with the Vegas Now welcome package
- Depositing $20 by card because the offer says $20. The card minimum is AUD 30, so the deposit does not go through.
- Forgetting the code on stages two to four, or using the wrong one. VEGAS2, VEGAS3 and VEGAS4 belong to the second, third and fourth deposits in that order.
- Betting more than AUD 8 while the bonus is active, often by leaving a stake set from earlier real-money play.
- Clearing wagering on roulette or blackjack without allowing for the 25% and 10% weightings, then wondering why the counter barely moved.
- Playing baccarat with an active bonus. It contributes nothing.
- Expecting the free spins to appear at deposit. They arrive after the deposit has been wagered once, and then have their own activation period.
- Letting the seven days lapse because the requirement was never converted into a daily figure.
- Trying to take the second stage while the first is still active. One bonus at a time means the second waits.
- Treating the $8,000 figure as a first-deposit award. It is the sum of four ceilings requiring $17,000 of deposits.
- Using a “no deposit” code found elsewhere. No no-deposit bonus is confirmed, and those codes are unverified.
How to claim the Vegas Now welcome bonus, step by step
- Open an account on our registration page, entering your details, country, currency and date of birth. You must be 18 or over.
- Choose a payment method in your own name and check its minimum against the offer’s $20 floor; for cards and MiFinity the practical minimum is AUD 30.
- Make your first deposit. No code is needed; the 150% match up to $1,500 attaches to it.
- Wager the deposit once to release the 200 first-stage spins, then activate them within their own period.
- Complete 40 times the bonus, and 40 times any spin winnings, within seven days at a maximum bet of AUD 8, using games that contribute.
- For your second, third and fourth deposits, enter VEGAS2, VEGAS3 and VEGAS4 with the deposit. Each stage starts only once the previous bonus is finished, expired or declined.
- Before a first withdrawal, complete verification when asked, and remember that deposited money must itself be wagered three times. The withdrawals page sets out limits and methods.
- If a bonus does not appear after a qualifying deposit, do not deposit again to test it. Keep the deposit reference, amount and time, and raise it with support from your account.
Vegas Now welcome bonus: questions and answers
Is the $8,000 paid on my first deposit?
No. The first deposit is matched at 150% up to $1,500. The $8,000 is the total of four ceilings across four deposits, and reaching all of it would take $17,000 of deposits.
Do I need a code for the first deposit?
No. Only the second, third and fourth deposits use codes: VEGAS2, VEGAS3 and VEGAS4. Any first-deposit code you find elsewhere is not ours.
Is wagering 40× the deposit or the bonus?
The bonus. A $100 deposit with a $150 first-stage bonus needs $6,000 of qualifying wagering. Free-spin winnings have their own 40× requirement.
When do the free spins arrive?
After the deposit has been wagered once. They then have their own activation period, and winnings from them are capped at $300 or currency equivalent and wagered 40 times.
Can I use the bonus on sports?
No. The welcome offers are for casino and live-casino play only, and sports bets do not count toward the wagering.
What happens if I bet more than AUD 8 with the bonus active?
You breach the bonus terms, which puts the bonus and the winnings tied to it at risk. Set the stake at or below AUD 8 before the first spin.
Can I decline a stage I no longer want?
Yes. Our terms allow any bonus to be declined, which clears the way for the next offer. Ask support what declining does to the funds tied to that bonus before you confirm.