VegasNow Weekly Promotions: reloads, spins and cashback

The VegasNow week at a glance

Seven recurring offers appear on our AU promotions page. Two of them publish their headline figures openly. The other five keep their percentage, spin count, qualifying day, code and wagering on the offer card inside your account, and we do not fill those gaps with guesses.

Lucky 7s Load Up: 77% on Tuesday deposits, capped at A$77

Lucky 7s Load Up runs on Tuesdays and adds a 77% match to a qualifying deposit, with the bonus stopping at A$77. You can use it on more than one Tuesday deposit, entering the code from the card each time. Since 77 divided by 0.77 is 100, the cap is reached at exactly A$100, and a larger deposit earns nothing extra.

The card shows the wagering multiple for the week. Under the 40× default in our general terms, five deposit sizes work out like this:

The A$180 row is the one to skip. It puts A$80 more of your own money into play for no additional bonus. If the full A$77 is what you want, A$100 is the efficient deposit; if you want a relaxed week, the A$35 row asks for about A$154 of turnover a day.

Repeatable does not mean simultaneous. The account will not run two bonuses at once, so a second Lucky 7s credit waits its turn until the first is finished, lapses or is turned down. With A$3,080 to work through on a capped bonus, one Lucky 7s per week is the realistic rhythm for most players, and the seven days from a Tuesday credit carry you to the next Tuesday.

Over a fortnight that might look like A$60 one Tuesday and A$100 the next: A$46.20 plus A$77 gives A$123.20 of bonus, and A$1,848 plus A$3,080 gives A$4,928 of turnover, split into two separate seven-day targets rather than one.

3-of-a-kind Thursdays, Free Spins Flush and 7-Deadly Spins

These three fill the middle of the calendar. Their names are public; their numbers are not. 3-of-a-kind Thursdays belongs to Thursday, as its name says. Free Spins Flush and 7-Deadly Spins are free-spin offers whose day, spin count, eligible game and wagering appear on the card when they are live for your account.

Because none of that is published, we will not quote a spin count or a match rate for them here. What we can give you is the list of things to find on each card before you deposit:

• the qualifying day, any time window, and whether a code is needed;
• the match rate or the number of spins, and which game the spins are tied to;
• the bonus cap or the value of each spin;
• the wagering multiple, and whether it departs from the 40× default;
• the expiry date, plus any cap on what the offer can pay out;
• any deposit minimum above your payment method's own floor.

With those figures in hand, the sum is the same as everywhere else on this page: bonus or spin winnings times the wagering multiple, divided by the number of days you will actually play.

Reload percentages across the VegasNow week

Other reloads on the calendar usually match 25%, 50% or 100%, and each shows its own cap on the offer. Under the default terms the link between bonus and wagering never changes: every A$1 of bonus carries A$40 of qualifying turnover. Below, the four rates are applied to a A$140 deposit, ignoring any cap except the A$77 that Lucky 7s publishes.

A higher percentage does not make a bonus better value. You get more bonus money and a matching rise in turnover, and a 100% reload on A$140 needs A$800 of play every day for a week. A 25% reload you clear with a day in hand beats a 100% one that runs out with half its target left.

Three of these rates, 100%, 50% and 25%, also appear in the welcome package, so the arithmetic on our welcome bonus page carries straight across.

One bonus at a time: planning your VegasNow week

The one-active-bonus rule shapes the calendar more than any percentage does. Here is a week planned around it, with a mid-sized Tuesday deposit so that Friday stays open.

If the Tuesday bonus is still running on Friday, you have three options: keep clearing it and skip Spotlight, decline what is left and take the spins, or leave Spotlight for another week. Before declining, ask support what it will do to any winnings tied to the current bonus. The same logic applies one level up: an open welcome stage blocks every weekly offer until you clear it, it lapses or you decline it.

The bonuses overview lists every offer type together if you prefer to map out a month rather than a week.

VegasNow loyalty points alongside the weekly offers

Loyalty points come from real-money play at published rates. Pokies pay one redeemable plus one status point for each A$25 wagered; roulette needs A$100 per point, while blackjack and baccarat need A$250 per point. Points and promotions run on separate tracks, but they meet in the Loyalty Store.

At the opening Golden Glimmer level, 200 points exchange for a A$5 bonus, and earning those 200 points takes A$5,000 of real-money pokie play. That A$5 is then a bonus like any other: 40× wagering, or A$200 of turnover, seven days, the A$8 stake limit and a place in the queue behind any active reload. Swap points for a bonus when your account is otherwise clear, for instance on the Thursday once your Lucky 7s target is done.

Your weekly deposits feed the points balance through turnover they already need. Our payment terms require every deposit to see three times its value in bets before that money can be withdrawn, so a A$75 deposit carries A$225 of its own play, which on pokies is nine points. Status points move you up seven levels, and Golden Glimmer II needs 600 of them, or A$15,000 of pokie play at the published rate. The VIP and loyalty page sets out every level and exchange row.