New casino app bonuses

What ‘new’ means in new casino app bonuses

People searching for new casino app bonuses usually mean one of three things, and the answer differs for each:

A casino app is a front end to the same account as the website: same balance, same limits and same verification. That is why installing it doesn’t reset your eligibility. If you already have a Coral account, the Coral app logs you into it, and the welcome offer isn’t available again. Our app vs mobile site guide explains the relationship.

New casino app bonuses from our five partners

We work with five UK-licensed casinos. All of their welcome offers are for new customers aged 18 or over, need no promo code and are the same in the app as on the website.

Spin offers are easier for a new player to follow; the match bonuses give more flexibility in exchange for wagering. Our casino app welcome bonus guide compares them in depth.

Bonuses from newly launched casino apps

New casino brands appear in the UK regularly, often run by an existing licence holder under a new name. Their opening offers can look generous, but under UK rules they face the same limits as everyone else: wagering capped at 10x, no mixed-product offers, and the same stake limits on slots. A bigger headline from a new brand usually means a larger match with the same 10x requirement, not a better deal in itself.

What a new app lacks is history. There are fewer reviews, less information about how it handles withdrawals and complaints, and sometimes no track record of the app itself. That doesn’t make it unsafe, but it does mean you should check it more carefully. Our new casino apps page lists what to look for.

How to check a new casino app before claiming its bonus

1. Open the App Store or Google Play listing and note the developer or seller name.
2. Scroll the casino’s website footer or terms for the licence holder and UKGC account number.
3. Search that account number on the Gambling Commission’s public register and confirm the licence is active and covers remote casino.
4. Check the developer on the store listing is the licence holder or a company in its group.
5. Read the welcome offer’s full terms: wagering, expiry, max bet, eligible games and excluded payment methods.
6. Look for safer gambling tools in the app, such as deposit limits and time-outs.
7. Only then register and deposit, with a limit already set.

For our partners, the register shows LC International Limited (account 54743) for Coral and Ladbrokes, Skill On Net Limited (39326) for PlayOJO, Recro Limited (61549) for Casumo and Blue Star Planet Limited (43173) for 10bet. Our guides to checking a casino licence and spotting fake casino apps cover each step.

Comparing new-customer offers in pounds

Put each offer into pounds before choosing:

• Coral: £10 qualifying slots stake, £10 of spins (100 × 10p), no wagering.
• Ladbrokes: £10 qualifying slots spend, up to £50 of spins (500 × 10p) if you claim all 10 days.
• PlayOJO: £10 first deposit, £8 of spins (80 × 10p), winnings in cash.
• Casumo: £200 deposit for the full £100 bonus, then £1,000 of wagering in 7 days at no more than £5 a bet.
• 10bet: £25 deposit for the full £25 bonus, then £250 of slots wagering in 3 days; bonus winnings capped at £1,000.

None of these is a gift: the qualifying amount is real money you can lose, and spin winnings depend on luck. The figures help you compare like with like. For the wagering arithmetic, see our 10x wagering guide.

Already a customer? What the app can still offer

If you already have an account, the app won’t give you the welcome offer again, but it may give you access to ongoing promotions. The store listings mention several: Coral’s Smart Rewards, Rewards Grabber and Coral Coins; Ladbrokes’ LadBucks and free-to-play Instant Spins; PlayOJO’s OJOplus money-back on every bet; and Casumo’s Reel Races and Trophy Collection. Terms vary and change, so read each one. Our existing customer offers page and loyalty rewards guide explain them.

Eligibility rules that catch new customers out

If an offer doesn’t appear, our free spins not showing help page explains what support needs from you.

Installing a new casino app on iPhone or Android

On iPhone, real-money casino apps on the UK App Store come only from licensed operators. Check the minimum iOS version on the listing: Coral and Ladbrokes need iOS 18.0 or later, 10bet iOS 16.0, PlayOJO and Casumo iOS 15.0. On Android, Google Play only allows approved, licensed operators to offer real-money gambling apps in Great Britain, so install from Play rather than a downloaded file. See how to download casino apps for both platforms.

The 2026 rules behind every new casino app bonus

From 19 January 2026, wagering on casino bonuses is capped at 10x and offers that combine products, such as bet on football to get casino spins, are banned. Those rules apply to new and established brands equally. Credit cards can’t be used to gamble, and winnings aren’t taxed. Read the full list in our 2026 rule changes guide.

Opening several new accounts to collect welcome offers makes spending harder to track. Set a deposit limit on each, and if gambling stops being fun, the National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133.

Where to claim new casino app bonuses

For new customers, Coral’s 100 spins after a £10 slots bet is the simplest of our partner offers, Ladbrokes gives the most spins over 10 days, and PlayOJO pays 80 spins’ winnings in cash. Over-18s only; terms apply.

18+. Gambling should be entertainment that costs money, not a way to make it. Set a deposit limit before you play: how to set limits. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.