The Grand Ivy does not currently offer a cashback bonus, so there is nothing to claim that returns part of your losses. The offers that are available instead are shown in the cards above, and the one for new players is 75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza. Its wagering, minimum deposit and time limit are in its card, so they are not repeated here. T&Cs apply.
Players with an account have the Bonus Wheel and the £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway, which sit in the same list of bonus offers. T&Cs apply to both.
What you can claim instead of cashback
Cashback is a refund tied to what you have lost over a period. Nothing at The Grand Ivy works that way, so the offers below are different in kind, and it helps to know what each one is built around before you choose.
75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza is for new players and is built around a set number of spins on a single game. It gives 75 spins on Big Bass Bonanza. The wagering term is No wagering (winnings paid as cash), so there is no playthrough to clear before you can use winnings from the spins. The minimum deposit is £20 and the offer is valid for 3 days. T&Cs apply.
The main difference from cashback is what the reward depends on. Cashback follows your results over a period, while this offer depends on a deposit and on one named game. You are not choosing from the whole lobby: the spins are for Big Bass Bonanza, and the offer runs for the number of days shown in its card. T&Cs apply.
The welcome bonus and sign up bonus pages go through this offer in full, and the free spins page covers spin offers more widely. T&Cs apply to every offer they describe.
The Bonus Wheel and the £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway are promotions for players who already have an account, so they are not a way in for someone new. You can see how they are listed in the full list of offers. T&Cs apply to both.
If you do not have an account yet, you need one before you can use any of these. The sign up page explains how that works.
18+ · T&Cs apply
What to check before you take an offer
Because there is no cashback offer, the useful question is what to look at on the offers that do exist. For 75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza, several conditions decide whether you get the benefit, and all of them are in the terms above.
The first is the game. The spins apply to Big Bass Bonanza, so they cannot be moved to another title. The second is the time limit: the offer is valid for 3 days, so plan to use it within that period. The third is the minimum deposit of £20: a smaller payment does not meet the condition shown in the card. T&Cs apply.
Do not assume that a cashback offer you saw on another site applies here. Any third-party page that promises cashback for The Grand Ivy should be treated with caution unless the same offer appears in the cards above or on the bonus pages of this site. T&Cs apply to every offer, wherever it is advertised.
For the Bonus Wheel and the £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway, read the full terms of the promotion itself before you rely on it. T&Cs apply.
Whichever offer you choose, read the full terms and conditions before you deposit. A deposit is paid with your own money, so choose a payment method you can use without trouble; the deposits page covers the options.
Is it worth looking elsewhere?
If cashback was the reason you came, there is nothing to claim here, and 75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza is a different kind of offer. It suits a new player who is happy to spend the spins on Big Bass Bonanza and who is comfortable with the £20 minimum deposit. T&Cs apply.
The downsides are easy to name. The offer is limited to one game, it is valid for 3 days, and it is meant for new accounts, so it will not help you if you already play at The Grand Ivy. The wagering term is No wagering (winnings paid as cash), which is an advantage, but it does not change the other conditions. T&Cs apply.
Someone who wants a regular refund on losses should skip these offers, since none of them works that way. Existing players who want something to check can look at the Bonus Wheel and the £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway on the bonus pages before relying on them. T&Cs apply.
A deposit is your own money and should be an amount you can afford to lose. If an offer does not suit you, skipping it costs nothing, and you can still visit The Grand Ivy and play without one.