The five-deposit dossier, the wagering wall card and the two parallel packs in the East Wing

The five tiers, the Chips row, and the crypto and high-roller vitrines next door

Deposit one pays 100 per cent up to £1,000 with 100 free spins and lays 300,000 Chips on the promotions-shop counter. Deposit two pays 110 per cent up to £1,200 with 110 free spins. Deposit three pays 120 per cent up to £1,400 with 120 free spins. Deposit four pays 60 per cent up to £5,500 with 60 free spins. Deposit five pays 50 per cent up to £5,900 with 50 free spins. For the second tier through the fifth, the Chips line switches from a flat count to a multiplier: 50 times whatever pound figure the visitor lodges on that step, rather than the 300,000 stamped only on the first tier.

The Chips are the piece a first visitor misses most often. They are not cash. They live in the promotions shop at the back of the welcome-pack cabinet, where they may be traded for cashable rewards, extra free-spin bags or tournament entries at posted rates on the shop card. Chips become sterling only through the shop's posted trade rates, so a visitor who wants to walk out with cashable value is asked to open the shop card and pick a trade line before spending any of the Chips at all.

The wagering line reads 40 times the bonus amount within 7 days from the moment the match lands. Bet sizes above £5 per spin do not count towards the rollover during the clearance window, which is a shorter fuse than the 14-day windows a visitor may have seen elsewhere and deserves stating: a £500 match at 40 times rollover asks for £20,000 in wagered stakes across seven days before a withdrawal opens. Free spins carry their own 40 times rollover on the winnings from the spin bag, and the bag itself is capped at £100 before that rollover opens.

Withdrawal caps read plainly. A visitor may lift a maximum of ten times the deposit that armed the match from the bonus balance, and a maximum of two times the winnings from the free-spins portion. The free spins ride on Gold Rush - Johnny Cash at a fixed stake set by the operator, and that title will appear on the account page when the ladder is armed.

Two parallel packs sit in the smaller vitrine. The crypto welcome pays 200 per cent up to 1,150 USDT with 100 free spins on a first coin deposit of 30 USDT or more; the 40 times rollover, the 7-day fuse and the Gold Rush - Johnny Cash tie all read the same as on the pound version. The high-roller pack pays 600 per cent up to £9,000 across three deposits at 275 per cent, 200 per cent and 125 per cent, with a first-deposit floor of £250 rather than £25. Either pack replaces the standard five-deposit ladder rather than stacking with it, so a visitor picks one flag at the ticket kiosk and reads its wall card in full before lodging a top-up.

A separate corridor sign at the back of the cabinet points to the sportsbook wing, which borrows the same strong room as the casino side rather than running a second one behind it. The same wallet, the same identity drawer and the same £25 floor apply on that side too.