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Get €25 or €10 of free casino credit with no deposit at two Ksa-licensed Dutch casinos. Kansino’s €25 needs €750 of bets, and OneCasino’s €10 just €350. The catch at OneCasino: a one-cent bank check, paid back afterwards.
Two licensed Dutch casinos give new players aged 24 and over free credit with no deposit. Here's what each one asks before you can withdraw, so compare the betting total, not just the amount.
€25 free credit
Choose the no-deposit option at signup
The catch: €750 of bets before you can withdraw, and not every game counts in full.
€10 free credit
Released after account verification
The catch: a one-cent bank check, refunded, before the credit lands.
OneCasino's one-cent bank check is part of verifying your account, and it's paid back. It has nothing to do with the €10 or its wagering, so don't add it to your sums. Read the bank check explanation before you register.
Both official offer pages checked again on 20 October 2026. Kansino's detailed terms date from our 10 October check, and OneCasino's bank-check explanation from 18 October.
Rather have spins? Go back to the Netherlands no-deposit bonus comparison or open the Dutch free spins guide.
Start from the bonus balance you're given. Then read the multiplier and how games count, because a bigger headline isn't automatically the better deal.
Kansino gives you €25 on sign-up and asks for 30x the bonus. €25 × 30 = €750 of bets, and you get 30 days to do it. That's on games that count in full, so a game counting less means more betting.
The €750 is the total you bet through. It's not money you deposit, a balance you're promised or a forecast of what you'll lose. The €25 can run out before you finish, so check the game rules before you get excited about the bigger number.
OneCasino's €10 comes with 35x on the bonus amount. €10 × 35 = €350 of bets. So the smaller credit has the higher multiplier but less than half the betting of Kansino's offer.
The €350 doesn't tell you what you'll be able to withdraw, because that depends on your results and the remaining rules. It doesn't give you a deadline either, so read the one on your credited bonus rather than borrowing Kansino's 30 days.
OneCasino takes €0.01 from your bank account to check it's yours, then pays it back once you're verified. The €10 credit is released after the account checks. It's tiny, but it's still a bank transaction, so it's not a no-transaction sign-up.
Don't swap that cent in for the bonus when you do the wagering sums, add it to the €10 or count it as a win. The sum stays €10 × 35 = €350. Make sure you're happy with both the bank check and the bonus before you open the account.
The wagering meter counts bets under the bonus rules. On a game that counts 50%, €10 of bets moves the meter €5. That's an example of the sum, not Kansino's or OneCasino's own percentage.
Check the allowed games, the percentage and any banned features together. A game you can open in the lobby isn't proof it counts. The eligible games guide explains this with real examples from other casinos.
Pick your bonus, understand the verification step and save the terms you’re given.
Check the amount, the new-player rule and how you pick the bonus. At Kansino you choose the no-deposit option when you first register, so don't click past it. Not every welcome choice gives the same credit.
These are the Dutch offers, with the Dutch 24+ rule for bonuses. The same brand's international site can run different terms. Use the official Dutch offer page, not a code from another country.
Finish the casino's own verification on its secure site. OneCasino checks your ID, age and bank before the credit arrives, including the one-cent bank check above.
We don't have a sign-up form and never collect documents, bank details or passwords. If the casino asks for something that doesn't match the published offer, ask support to explain before you carry on.
Once your account is ready, open the bonus panel. Check which bonus landed, what it's based on, the wagering meter, the game rules and the expiry. Keep your cash and bonus balances apart when you read the numbers.
The date on this page doesn't start your clock. The deadline belongs to the bonus in your account, so keep the terms you accepted with it. A later visit to this page doesn't give you fresh time.
Check you picked the no-deposit option and that your verification is finished. Keep a dated copy of the offer and ask support which step is still open.
Depositing doesn't prove you met a sign-up condition. Sort out the missing bonus before you choose a paid offer instead. And if the rules would push you to play more than you meant to, you can always say no.
Keep the credit, any verification payment and what you can eventually withdraw as separate numbers.
Bonus amount
Read €25 as the size of the bonus balance you start with. It isn't a guaranteed profit, a cashout cap or a measure of how much each bet counts. The €750 of wagering belongs right next to it.
See the €750 sumBank check
The one-cent bank check and the €10 credit do different jobs. One proves the bank account is yours and comes back to you. The other is bonus money with wagering. Treat them as two separate steps.
Read the bank check explanation
A different bonus type
Credit starts as a bonus balance. Spins are set bets on one game at a set stake, so a spin count doesn't tell you a euro value. If spins are what you want, the Dutch spin guide has them.
Read the 20 free spins guideThe multiplier is one rule. The games, the max bet and the deadline sit right next to it.
Find the base in the terms you accept: the bonus amount, the winnings or another balance. The same multiplier gives very different targets on different bases. You don't get to pick whichever sum comes out smaller.
Both credits here multiply the bonus amount, which is why the sums are €750 and €350. A welcome package at the same casino can use a different formula, so don't carry a rule across just because the brand is the same.
Check that the game and mode are allowed with your bonus first. Then check how much each bet counts towards the target. A game that counts 0% and a game you're banned from are two different rules.
Keep the max bet next to the percentage. A game that counts less doesn't shrink your real stake when the casino checks the limit. The maximum bet guide walks through it with examples.
The deadline to claim, the deadline to use a bonus and the deadline to finish wagering can be three different clocks. Read the wording on the bonus you accepted and keep the deadline your account shows.
Kansino gives 30 days to finish the wagering. We don't assume the same for OneCasino. For how the different timers work, read the bonus expiry guide, then go back to the casino's own terms.
Hitting the wagering target doesn't mean your ID checks, game rules and withdrawal rules are all done. Check the balance you end up with and the casino's withdrawal steps.
The credit amount is also different from a cashout cap. Keep the bonus you got, any maximum withdrawal and the normal payment limits apart. Our cashout limit guide explains which number answers which question.
Our editorial tip
A bigger bonus can come with a much bigger betting target. Write down the base, the multiplier, the allowed games and the deadline before you choose, and keep OneCasino's one-cent bank check on its own line. Our pick is OneCasino's €10: less than half the betting of Kansino's €25.
Use the Netherlands guide to compare credit, spins and clearly labelled deposit offers. A deposit offer has its own rules, and it won't finish a missing sign-up step for this credit.
Kansino's official page lists €25 of credit on sign-up with no deposit. Choose the no-deposit option when you first register, or you'll miss it. The 30x wagering means the €750 target above, and you get 30 days to finish.
It's once per person, for players aged 24 and over. Players who've recently had a gambling-related intervention are excluded. Read the sign-up choice and the terms on your bonus before you accept it.
Operator and licence: Play North Limited, Malta C86563. The Dutch regulator's renewal announcement names Kansino and runs from October 2026 to September 2031.
OneCasino lists €10 of credit on sign-up, released once your account is verified. Its promotions page sets out the ID, age and bank checks, including the €0.01 bank check it pays back.
The offer sets 35x on the bonus amount, so €350 of bets. Winnings from bonus money stay in the bonus balance until the wagering's done. Read the expiry on your credited bonus, because we don't invent a deadline for it.
Operator and licence: One Casino Limited, Malta C73399. Ksa decision 2161/01.272.533, published as 2161/01.272.534, covers 5 October 2022 to 4 October 2027.
Official credit terms ↗ Bank verification explanation ↗ Ksa licence record ↗
The links above are the published offers and the regulator's records. They show what each casino promises, not whether your own account qualifies, so the terms in your account still decide it.
Both official offer pages were checked again on 20 October 2026. Kansino's detailed terms date from our 10 October check, and OneCasino's bank check page and the Ksa records from 18 October. The date on this page and the deadline on your bonus are two different dates.
Kansino gives €25 of credit on sign-up and OneCasino gives €10, both with no deposit. Both carry wagering, and OneCasino also does a one-cent bank check that it pays back.
No. It's bonus credit with wagering, €750 of bets at Kansino and €350 at OneCasino, plus ID checks and the normal withdrawal rules. A bonus balance isn't the same as money you can withdraw.
Not at OneCasino. It takes €0.01 to check your bank account and pays it back after verification. That's a check, not a deposit to gamble with.
OneCasino's. €10 × 35 = €350 of bets, against €25 × 30 = €750 at Kansino. Those are betting totals, not losses or deposits, and neither credit is guaranteed to last that long.
Yes. Both hold a Kansspelautoriteit licence. Kansino is run by Play North Limited and OneCasino by One Casino Limited, and the Ksa records are linked above. Dutch law only lets players aged 24 and over take bonuses, which is why both offers say 24+.
We'd take OneCasino's €10. It needs €350 of bets against €750 at Kansino, so you're far more likely to finish the wagering before the credit runs out. Pick Kansino if you want a bigger balance to play with and don't mind the extra betting.
Don't assume so. Check each bonus's allowed games and percentage table. A game in the lobby isn't proof it counts, and an allowed game can count for less than 100%.
Kansino gives 30 days to finish the wagering. We don't assume the same for OneCasino, so read the expiry on your credited bonus and keep it with the offer wording.
No. At Kansino you pick the no-deposit option when you register, and at OneCasino the credit arrives after verification. A code from another offer won't replace those steps.
No. These are euro credit balances. Spins are set bets on one game at a set stake, and the Dutch 20 free spins guide covers those separately.
No. They're for new players, after the casino's own checks. Opening a second account to get one again breaks the once-per-person rule.
Check you picked the no-deposit option and finished verification. Keep the offer page and ask support which step is still open. Depositing doesn't prove you met a sign-up condition.
18+ only. Gambling can be addictive, so play for fun and stop when it stops being fun.
