bet365 does not currently offer a cashback bonus, and the offers that are live are shown directly above this text. The offer for new players is Up to 500 Free Spins. Its terms are in the card above, so they are not repeated here. T&Cs apply.
The other two cards are aimed at existing players rather than new sign-ups. Neither is a cashback bonus, so treat each card as its own offer, not as a replacement for what you searched for.
How the live offers differ from cashback
Cashback, as a general type of offer, is tied to money you have already spent. The offer from bet365 that is open to new players works on a different basis: it is built around spins on named games, not around returning part of a stake.
Here is what that means in practice. Up to 500 Free Spins gives up to 500 spins, and they apply to Book of Horus, Curse of the Bayou, Magic Forge, Wrath of the Deep. The wagering term is shown as "No wagering", the minimum deposit is £10, and the offer is valid for 20 days. T&Cs apply.
Because the spins are limited to named games, the offer suits a reader who is happy to play those titles. If you want a bonus that reaches across the whole casino, this is narrower than what a cashback offer would be. The welcome bonus page goes through the same offer from the point of view of someone joining.
The two offers for existing players are separate again. They are not welcome offers, and they should not be read as an extension of the new-player spins. If you already have an account, check their cards above and their full terms before taking any of them. T&Cs apply.
A practical point for anyone comparing offers: cashback is usually described by what it returns, while a spins offer is described by what it lets you play. Those are different questions, so judge each by its own card. For the spins offer the questions are which games are covered, what you need to pay in and how long you have. The card above answers all three, and the free spins page goes through the same offer in more detail. T&Cs apply.
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What to check if a cashback offer appears
There is no promise that a cashback offer will be added. If one is, the same checks apply that matter for any bonus here, and the live spins offer is a useful example of what to look for.
- Eligible games. The spins offer is limited to Book of Horus, Curse of the Bayou, Magic Forge, Wrath of the Deep. An offer tied to named games does not carry over to other titles.
- Minimum deposit. The spins offer needs at least £10. Compare any figure against what you planned to pay in before you start, and see the deposits page for how paying in works.
- Time limit. The spins offer is valid for 20 days. A time limit is a condition of the offer, so note it when you claim.
- Wagering. The wagering term of the spins offer is shown as "No wagering". Any other offer has its own term, so do not assume it matches.
Read the full terms and conditions before depositing for any offer, as the short summary on the page cannot cover everything. T&Cs apply.
Treat any offer that uses the word cashback with the same care. The label says little about the conditions behind it, so the terms are what count, not the name.
Who should look elsewhere, and who should take the spins
If cashback is what you came for, there is nothing to claim at bet365 at the moment, and no other offer here is a substitute for it. The practical step is to look at what is actually live.
The spins offer suits a reader who wants spins on named games and is comfortable with the conditions shown on its card. Its downsides are plain: it is limited to a small set of titles, it needs a deposit of at least £10, and the title is a maximum ("up to"), so the headline figure is a ceiling. A time limit of 20 days also applies. T&Cs apply.
Any deposit is your own money, so pay in only an amount you can afford to lose. If you do not have an account yet, the sign up page explains how to open one. For a wider look at offers, see the bonuses page.