Claim any of these with an account
Everything above is open to anyone who signs up. An account also holds your free tickets, the codes you have been sent and what you have already claimed.
How a bonus becomes cash, expires or is taken back
A bonus is held in your bonus balance, apart from your cash. When a bet is paid for partly or wholly with bonus funds, that share of its win is added to your bonus balance. Once you have wagered the amount its offer requires, the bonus becomes cash together with what you won with it, up to the most that offer lets a bonus pay out. Anything above that limit is not paid out and is removed.
Every bonus has an expiry time, shown with its offer. If the wagering is not complete by then, the bonus expires and is taken back: the bonus and everything won with it are removed from your bonus balance. If another bonus is still running, only the expired bonus’s own amount is taken back — what was won with it included — and what the running bonus holds is kept. Your cash is never taken.
Some bonuses can only be played and never become cash. Winnings from them are paid as cash, and what is left of the bonus is taken back when it expires.
A bet placed with bonus funds can be settled after its bonus has ended, such as a lottery bet on a later draw. Its win follows that bonus: if the bonus became cash, the win does too, up to the same limit; if the bonus expired or was cancelled, the win is taken back. Bonus money that no running bonus owns may also be removed.