bet365 does not currently offer free chips. The offers that are live are in the cards directly above this text, and the one open to new players is Up to 500 Free Spins. Check its card for the terms before you read on. T&Cs apply.
Chips are not part of that offer, and neither of the other two cards, which are aimed at existing players, is a chip offer either.
What the live offers give instead of chips
A chip offer, as a general type, hands you a set amount to play with at a table or in a lobby. The new-player offer at bet365 works differently. It gives up to 500 spins, and they are tied to Book of Horus, Curse of the Bayou, Magic Forge, Wrath of the Deep.
Two details matter if you were hoping for something with no payment attached. First, the card lists a minimum deposit of £10, so this is not a no deposit offer, and you put your own money in before it applies. Second, the wagering line reads "No wagering", and the offer is valid for 20 days. T&Cs apply.
Because the spins sit on named slots, they do not stretch to roulette, blackjack or any other table. That is the main practical gap between what you searched for and what is available. If you are after offers with no payment up front, the page on no deposit bonus codes looks at that type more broadly.
The two cards for existing players are a separate matter. They are not welcome offers, and they should not be read as a way of getting chips. Look at each card and its full terms before you take part in either. T&Cs apply.
It also helps to know what the word chips usually means. In a casino setting it can refer to table play, to a credit with a set value, or simply to a name an offer has been given. The name tells you little, so look at what the offer actually gives and what it asks of you. For the spins offer, the card above has the answer, and the welcome bonus page explains who it is for. T&Cs apply.
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What to check if a chip offer ever appears
Nothing here suggests that a chip offer will be added. If one does appear, a few checks save trouble, and the current spins offer shows what each of them looks like.
- Which games count. The spins offer is limited to Book of Horus, Curse of the Bayou, Magic Forge, Wrath of the Deep. Chips would normally be tied to certain games as well, so find out which before you play.
- Whether a payment is needed. The spins offer needs a minimum deposit of £10. Anything called free should be checked against that, and the page on making a deposit shows how paying in works.
- How long it lasts. The spins offer is valid for 20 days, and that time limit is a condition of the offer.
- The wagering term. For the spins offer it is shown as "No wagering". Another offer will have its own term.
Read the full terms and conditions before you deposit, because the short summary cannot cover everything. T&Cs apply.
Be careful with any page or message that promises chips with nothing to pay and no conditions. A genuine offer always has terms, and those terms are what decide whether it is worth taking, so read them first.
If you are comparing the spins offer with something you saw elsewhere, compare like with like: the games covered, the payment needed and the time limit. Those three tell you more than the headline does.
Who this suits, and who should skip it
If free chips were the whole point, there is nothing to claim at bet365 right now, and the spins offer is not a stand-in for them. A reader who wants to play table games with a bonus will find nothing in the live cards that does that.
The spins offer suits a reader who is comfortable playing a few named slots and who is willing to deposit at least £10. Its downsides are plain: the games are limited, a deposit is required, the title is a maximum ("up to"), and the 20-day time limit applies. T&Cs apply.
Any deposit is your own money, and it should be an amount you can afford to lose. If you do not yet have an account, the sign up page explains how to open one.