Get These Roulette no Deposit Bonuses and Keep winnings

Roulette, unlike other casino games, relies more on chance and luck than strategy, with the house almost always having an edge.

As such, nothing excites most players other than roulette-specific no deposit bonuses that have low wagering requirements. Indeed, many online casinos do offer a range of bonuses to make their playing base happy and loyal, and to help them keep winnings.

There are two main types of no deposit bonuses available for roulette players, with each type having its own rules and wagering requirements. If you're not well versed on this, read on to see what these are.

1. No Deposit Bonus Type One: Welcome Bonus

Majority of online casinos offer some form of welcome gift as a way to attract new players to join them. Indeed, most roulette-based no deposit bonuses are included in registration packages, as casinos consider this cheaper and easier to implement logistically, since the bonus can only be claimed by players with newly registered accounts, and doesn't require a bonus code or pre-qualification processes.

Often, the sign-up bonuses are considerably smaller than the corresponding deposit bonuses due to the high risks involved from the casino's standpoint.

To make up for this, some casinos will reduce the wagering requirements or make the free spins activated by the bonus playable across many roulette games. And even when they don't do that, a bunch of free spins or coins is still better than nothing (irrespective of the conditions attached to it) since they help players keep winnings.

2. Freeplay Roulette Bonuses

Freeplay bonuses are awarded to all roulette players within the casino, regardless of when they joined, to help them keep winnings

Since they are not particularly common, you will find a lot of casinos offering free spins, bonus rounds, and cash prizes on roulette slots, either during holiday seasons, like the Christmas holidays, or to celebrate the launch of a new slot, or any other casino milestones.

Freeplay bonuses, due to the fact that they are accessible to almost everyone, are commonly activated through coupons or bonus codes, or in some cases, automatically sent at a certain date.

Further, just like welcome bonuses, the roulette freeplay no deposit bonuses are also relatively smaller in amount in comparison with deposit bonuses and promotions. They are also more likely to be tied to certain slots as they are primarily given for promotional and celebratory reasons.

Wagering Requirements

Obviously, no casino would stay long in business while giving away free cash. And no matter how juicy you find any prospective no deposit bonus to be, there is always a catch somewhere, usually in the form of wagering requirements.

These rules typically prevent you from withdrawing the awarded roulette no deposit bonus, as well as winnings accrued from it, until you have wagered it for a given number of times (usually between 20 and 50).

So, before you accept any bonus that claims to let you keep winnings, it is important to read the casino's bonus policy to get an idea of how easy or hard it will be to withdraw your money.

You also need to check the number of points that each game contributes to the playthrough percentage, so you know which slots and how many rounds you need to play.