Key points
- An "exclusive bonus" is an offer an operator gives through one affiliate or partner, often with a code or tracked link.
- Exclusivity says nothing about value. The wagering, caps and expiry still decide what it is worth.
- We only call an offer exclusive when the operator has confirmed it to us in writing, with dates. The offers on this site are advertising.
- Exclusive offers are subject to the same country restrictions as any other.
What "exclusive" means
Operators run affiliate deals in which a partner site can advertise an offer not shown elsewhere. Examples are a higher number of free spins, a lower wagering requirement or a bonus code. The difference may be small, and it can change or end without notice.
How to judge an exclusive offer
- Compare it with the offer on the operator's own promotions page. If it is the same, it is not exclusive.
- Check the terms on the operator's site after following the link. The operator's terms are the ones that apply.
- Check the expiry date of the deal and the eligible countries.
- Apply the usual checks: wagering basis, game contribution, maximum bet, maximum cash-out.
Our policy
We do not invent exclusive deals or label ordinary offers as exclusive. Where an offer card on this site says "exclusive", it must be backed by written confirmation from the operator, with start and end dates. Offers whose exclusivity we cannot verify are flagged for review. The offers shown are advertising and may earn us a commission.
Legal note
Some regulators restrict bonus marketing or affiliate marketing. Finland, for example, will ban affiliate marketing of gambling under its new Gambling Act from 1 July 2027. Check the rules in your country before using any bonus code.
Sources
- Borenius, Finland's Gambling Act reform: practical guide Checked 3 November 2026.
- Spillemyndigheden, Borgere og spillere Checked 3 November 2026.
Limitations: we have not verified exclusivity for the current offer cards; this is recorded for review.