William Hill currently has a bonus code for new UK players: GBE100, used with the welcome offer Wager £10, Get 100 Free Spins. The key terms are in the table above, so this page explains what they mean in practice and what to check before you take the offer. T&Cs apply.
The code belongs to the welcome offer, so it is the only code on this page. Players who already have an account are not the audience for it.
How the GBE100 offer works
The offer gives you 100 free spins, each with a set value of £0.10, and it needs a minimum deposit of £10. The code GBE100 is entered as part of claiming it, as the steps above show. If you do not yet have an account, the sign-up guide covers registration from start to finish, and the deposits page covers adding money to it.
Two features of this bonus shape how useful it is.
The first is the game restriction. The spins are for Gold Blitz Extreme and for no other game. If that slot does not appeal to you, the offer has little to give, because the spins cannot be moved to a different title. It is worth finding out how the game plays before you decide that the offer is for you, since you are committing a deposit to get the spins.
The second is the cap on what you can take out. The maximum cashout from this bonus is £30. In practice that means the offer is a small, defined extra rather than a route to a large payout. However the spins land, the ceiling on withdrawals from the bonus stays where it is. Players who like clear limits may find that straightforward; players hoping for a bigger upside will find it restrictive.
The time limit is a third point to keep in view: the offer is valid for 1 days, so it is meant to be used soon after you claim it. If you cannot play within that window, the better choice is to wait until you can.
The wagering requirement, which is the number of times a bonus must be played through before winnings can be withdrawn, is set out in the casino's full terms rather than in the summary above. Read it there before you deposit. T&Cs apply to every part of the offer.
Taken together, the conditions describe a narrow offer: one code, one eligible game, a fixed spin value, a deposit threshold, a time limit and a cap on cashout. Each one is easy to check on its own, and none of them needs interpreting once you have read the table above. What the table cannot tell you is whether the game and the limits suit the way you like to play, which is the question the rest of this page helps with.
This page covers the code. For the same offer described from the angle of a new player's first day, see the welcome bonus page, and for how it sits among other new-player offers, the sign-up bonus page is the place to look.
18+ · T&Cs apply
Mistakes that can cost you the bonus
The facts of this offer point to a short list of things to get right.
- Leaving out the code. The offer uses the code GBE100. Enter it exactly as written when you claim, rather than assuming the offer will apply without it.
- Depositing too little. The offer needs a minimum deposit of £10. A smaller amount does not meet the condition.
- Playing the wrong game. The spins are for Gold Blitz Extreme. Check that you are in that game before you use them.
- Running out of time. The offer is valid for 1 days. Plan to use it within that period.
- Expecting more than the cap allows. The maximum cashout from the bonus is £30.
Beyond these points, read the full terms of the offer before you deposit, including the wagering requirement, which the summary above does not give. Reading them first means no condition comes as a surprise after you have paid in. If anything is unclear, check the terms and conditions of the site before you decide, and remember that T&Cs apply.
A simple routine helps: before you deposit, check the code, the minimum deposit, the eligible game and the time limit against the table at the top of the page, one item at a time. It takes a minute and covers every condition that the facts of this offer set out.
Is the GBE100 offer worth taking?
It suits a new player who already wants to play Gold Blitz Extreme, is happy to deposit at least £10 anyway and will use the spins within the 1-day window. For that player the offer adds 100 spins on a game they were going to play, which is a reasonable extra.
It suits others less well. Anyone who wants to choose which game the spins are used on should look elsewhere, because only one game is eligible. Anyone hoping for a large payout should note the £30 cap on what can be taken from the bonus. And anyone who is not yet sure they want an account with William Hill should not sign up for the code alone.
The main downside is that the offer asks for a deposit before the spins are yours, and the wagering requirement sits in the full terms rather than on the summary. Read those terms first and decide with the whole picture in front of you. T&Cs apply.
A deposit is your own money, so only pay in an amount you can afford to lose. The spins are an extra on top of that deposit, not a way to earn anything back. If you decide the offer is not for you, you can still play without it, and the bonuses page lists the other ways William Hill rewards players.