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What is the Midnite welcome offer?
Midnite's casino welcome bonus is as easy as they come: just sign up, bet £5, and you'll unlock 100 Free Spins on Big Bass Splash, one of the most played fishing-themed slots around.
Each spin is worth 10p and must be used within 7 days — no complicated wagering hoops, no delays. It's a strong offer for slot fans looking for real value on a low spend.
How to claim your 100 Free Spins
Getting started takes less than two minutes:
Once your qualifying wager settles, simply restart the game to activate your spins.
Why join Midnite?
Midnite is better known for sports betting, but its casino is quietly becoming one of the most exciting in the UK. You can read our Midnite casino review to see exactly what we're talking about. With a curated library of top slots, great design, and regular promos, it's an excellent choice for casual casino players.
Their 100 Free Spins deal is generous, easy to unlock, and gives you plenty of spins to test the waters without breaking the bank.
Midnite Free Spins terms & conditions (short summary)
18+ New UK customers only. Promo code BET5GET100 required. Min £5 real money wager on any casino game within 14 days of registration. 100 Free Spins (10p per spin) on Big Bass Splash. No wagering on Free Spin winnings. Spins valid for 7 days. Stake not returned. T&Cs apply. BeGambleAware.org
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