Pin Up promotions: eligibility, terms and wagering

Begin with the promotion’s own display: confirm that it is marked as current, then read the eligibility wording before you deposit or play. A promotion should state who can claim it and what action activates it.

A bonus is current only when its offer page shows an active promotion rather than a past or withdrawn one. The wording should identify the qualifying product, the claim period and any account restrictions.

Eligibility commonly depends on account status, registration history, location, payment method or whether another promotion has already been claimed. Read these points before taking the qualifying action, because a deposit or wager may not create a valid claim by itself.

Qualifying deposits

A qualifying deposit is one that meets the promotion’s stated method and minimum conditions. Deposits that are reversed, withdrawn or made through an excluded method may not contribute to the required progress.

Wagering milestones

Wagering turns a reward and, in some cases, the qualifying deposit into a play requirement. Progress usually increases only when the stake is placed on eligible activity, and the requirement is complete only when the stated total has been reached.

Eligible games

Different games can contribute at different rates, while some may contribute nothing. A game’s contribution is normally determined by the promotion rules, so a high-volume activity does not necessarily clear the requirement faster.

Maximum bets and withdrawals

A maximum-bet rule limits the stake that counts while bonus funds are active. Breaking that rule can void the reward or its winnings. Withdrawals may also be restricted until wagering is complete, and requesting one can end the promotion.

Eligibility limits are a common reason for a promotion not to attach to an account. A welcome offer may be limited to new customers, while a reload offer may require an account to have received a direct invitation.

Excluded activity can also prevent progress. Common examples include a non-qualifying game, a payment method outside the promotion rules, a cancelled transaction or play that falls outside the stated dates.

Duplicate claims create another problem. Using more than one account, repeating an offer intended for one customer or combining incompatible promotions can cancel the benefit. Expiry has the same practical effect: unused rewards or incomplete wagering can lapse when the stated period ends.

Promotions for sportsbook and live casino products use the same basic structure: a qualifying action, defined activity, a time limit and restrictions on what counts. Their settlement rules and eligible activity differ, so a casino reward should not be treated as a sportsbook offer, or the reverse.

For the wider product range, see Pin Up sportsbook and live casino to move from casino promotions to those products.