Every SpinsUp Promotion Running Right Now in Australia

Four deposit bonuses. Three hundred free spins. Weekly reloads, tournament pools running into the millions, and a comp point store where you can trade wagering activity for a PlayStation.

That is what is on the table. Below we lay out each offer with the numbers attached: match percentage, ceiling, wagering, and the conditions that decide whether an offer is worth claiming or worth skipping. Our welcome package alone stretches across your first four deposits, which means you have four separate decision points rather than one all-or-nothing commitment. Take them one at a time. There is no penalty for stopping after the first.

One number appears everywhere on this page, so learn it now: 40×. That is our wagering requirement on bonus funds. Deposit A$100, claim a A$100 match, and you need A$4,000 in turnover before that bonus converts to withdrawable cash. Every offer below runs on that same multiplier unless stated otherwise.

The second number that matters: three days. Each stage of the welcome package carries a three-day clearing window. Tight. Deliberately so. If you play a couple of evenings a week, claiming all four stages back to back will not work in your favour, and we would rather say that here than let you find out the hard way.

Minimum qualifying deposit on every stage: A$30. Maximum bet while bonus funds are active: A$5 per spin. Breach that cap and the bonus voids, which is the single most common mistake we see, usually from players who forget they are still on bonus balance after a good run.

Free spins do not land all at once. They release in daily batches of 20 across five days, assigned to specific pokies chosen for each stage. Winnings from those spins carry their own 40× wagering.

Read that last column carefully. It shows what a A$100 deposit actually costs you in turnover at each stage. The first deposit demands the most work because it grants the most bonus. The second and third are lighter. That asymmetry is worth planning around.

The welcome package ends. The promotions do not.

Reload bonuses run on set weekdays, offering match percentages on deposits made within specific windows. Rates sit lower than the welcome stages, typically 25% to 50%, but the wagering is often lighter too. Check the offers tab in your account each week: the schedule rotates and we do not run the same combination twice in a row.

Cashback unlocks at higher loyalty levels and returns a percentage of net losses to your account. This is the offer we would point Australian players toward first, and here is why: cashback usually arrives with substantially reduced wagering compared to a deposit match. Sometimes none at all. That makes it far more useful in practice than a headline percentage suggests.

Free spin drops attach to new releases from Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw, Nolimit City and the other studios in our library. When a title launches, spins on it usually follow within days. Smaller offers, but they cost nothing to claim.

Deposit with PayID for the fastest turnaround

Every offer on this page works with any of our payment methods, but timing differs. PayID deposits credit instantly and withdrawals frequently clear the same day. POLi and Neosurf deposit instantly too. Cards and bank transfers work fine for claiming bonuses, but withdrawals take three to five business days once your bonus clears. If you are working against a three-day bonus window, instant deposit methods remove one variable from the equation.

Network tournaments run alongside our own leaderboards, and the pools are the largest numbers on this page by a wide margin. Drops & Wins from Pragmatic Play carries prize pools measured in the tens of millions across the operator network. Mystery Drop and Non-Stop Drop run in the millions, shared across thousands of qualifying players.

Closer to home, our weekly tournament puts up prize pools in the region of A$1,500 plus 1,000 free spins, and Spin-O-Mania runs a rotating leaderboard with a pool around A$180,000. Smaller fields than the network events. Better odds of finishing in the money.

How to qualify

Most tournaments need no opt-in. Play a qualifying title at or above the minimum bet and your spins count automatically. Leaderboards rank by highest single-spin multiplier rather than total wagered, which levels the field considerably: a A$1 spin returning 5,000× beats a A$50 spin returning 20×. You do not need a large bankroll to compete. You need one good hit.

Qualifying games and minimum stakes are listed on each tournament page, and they change with every cycle. Check before you commit a session to chasing a leaderboard position, because playing the wrong title for two hours earns you nothing on the board.