Mr Play gives new UK casino players a welcome package spread across your first three deposits (if you use our code BGPLAY on registration):

• First deposit: 100% up to £50 + 20 spins on Starburst
• Second deposit: 50% up to £75
• Third deposit: 50% up to £75

On top of that, you get 100 free spins spread over four days on slots like Starburst, Book of Dead, Legacy of Dead, and Aloha! Cluster Pays. The big question is: can you actually win something withdrawable? Let’s look at how it works in practice.

How the Bonus Works

The deposit bonuses and the free spins on Mrplay.com site both come with a 35x wagering requirement. That means if you get a £20 bonus, you’ll need to wager £700 before any winnings can be cashed out. The same goes for anything you win from spins.

You also need to be careful with stakes. Bets of £4 or more per spin (or 15% of your bonus balance) can break the terms, and so can using Skrill or Neteller. That means sticking to lower bets — usually £0.20 to £1 a spin — is the safer way to play through.

Using the Free Spins

After your first deposit, the spins are given in sets of 20 over four days. So you log in to Mr Play casino online daily, play your 20 spins, and collect the results.

We tested this:

• Day 1 (Starburst): 20 spins, won £6.50
• Day 2 (Book of Dead): 20 spins, won £12
• Day 3 (Legacy of Dead): 20 spins, no win
• Day 4 (Aloha! Cluster Pays): 20 spins, won £8

Total after four days = £26.50 bonus balance. To make it withdrawable, we had to wager it 35 times — about £928 in play.

Playing Through the Bonus

With the first deposit bonus, we put in £20 and got another £20 bonus. That gave us £40 to start. We chose Book of Dead because it counts fully towards wagering. After a few lucky spins, our balance peaked at £70. But because £20 of that was bonus, we faced a £700 wagering requirement.

We lowered stakes to £0.40 per spin to stretch play. After 500 spins, our balance was down to £28, still short of the target. In the end, we cleared about half the wagering before the balance ran dry.

What You Can Realistically Expect

• Deposit bonuses: They’re fun for extra playtime, but the 35x wagering is tough. Most players won’t finish it.
• Free spins: These give the fairest shot at cashing out. Small wins of £5–£15 add up, though they also need wagering. If you keep stakes low, you might turn them into withdrawable cash.
• Limits: Winnings from spins are capped at £100, and max bonus winnings are capped at £2,000.

When We Tried It

When we tested the Mr Play current casino welcome offer for new customers, the spins were the highlight. We managed to get about £26 from them and, after grinding through wagering, cashed out just under £20 in real money. The deposit bonuses gave us longer play, but the 35x wagering made it hard to keep winnings.

Verdict: the Mr Play package is worth it if you enjoy stretching your bankroll across big-name slots like Starburst and Book of Dead. Go in expecting extra playtime rather than profit, and if you do manage to clear the wagering with some winnings left, take the cash and enjoy the win.