The Grand Ivy currently has three offers: 75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza for new players, and Bonus Wheel and £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway for existing players. The cards above show the key terms of each one, and the wagering, minimum deposit and validity on a card belong to that offer only. This page explains how the three differ and what to check before you take any of them, starting with the welcome offer because it is the only one that a new account can use. T&Cs apply.
How the current offers differ
The welcome offer is the only one aimed at new players. It is 75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza, which means 75 spins on Big Bass Bonanza. Its wagering line reads: No wagering (winnings paid as cash). In practice that means there is no playthrough to complete before the winnings from the spins are paid as cash. The minimum deposit is £20, and the offer is valid for 3 days. T&Cs apply.
Because the spins are tied to one game, Big Bass Bonanza, the offer suits you only if you are happy to play that game. The welcome bonus page goes through the offer step by step.
Bonus Wheel and £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway are for existing players, so they are not something a new account is signing up for. They are separate from the welcome offer, and each has its own card above with its key terms. Take them as extras for people who already have an account, not as a reason to join. When you compare offers, line up the same points for each: who it is for, the minimum deposit, the time limit and the wagering line. For these two, those points are on their cards above, so use them rather than assuming. T&Cs apply.
Because the existing-player offers have their own conditions, never assume the welcome offer's rules carry over to them. Each offer is judged on its own terms, and the bonuses page puts them next to the other bonus types.
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What can cost you the offer
Start with the games. The welcome offer is for Big Bass Bonanza, so check that you are using the spins on that game and not on something else. Next, the time limit: the offer is valid for 3 days, and a limit counts as a condition, so use the offer within that period and do not leave it until the last day.
Third, the deposit. The minimum is £20, so check the amount before you confirm the payment. The deposits page covers how paying in works. If you create an account first through sign-up, read the offer's terms before you deposit, not afterwards.
Also keep the offers apart in your head. The welcome offer is for new players, and the other two are for existing players, so check which one applies to your account before you plan around it.
Finally, read the full terms. The cards above show the key conditions, but the full terms of each offer are the ones that apply, and they can include conditions that a summary does not show. If a point is unclear, ask the casino's support team before you deposit. T&Cs apply.
Is it worth taking?
The welcome offer suits a new player who wants to play Big Bass Bonanza, is comfortable depositing at least £20 and is happy to use the spins within 3 days. Its main strength is the wagering line: No wagering (winnings paid as cash). Its downsides are the minimum deposit, the short validity and the fact that the spins are limited to one game. None of these is hidden, but all three matter if you were hoping for flexibility. A short validity period means you should be ready to use the offer soon after you claim it, rather than saving it for later.
The two existing-player offers suit someone who already has an account and is willing to read their conditions on the cards before taking part. If you do not want to play that game, or you are not ready to deposit that amount, skip the welcome offer. The same goes for anyone who is claiming an offer mainly because it exists rather than because they want the game.
A deposit is your own money, so only deposit an amount you can afford to lose. An offer does not make gambling free of cost, and it does not change the fact that results are random. T&Cs apply.