This page looks at the promotions F7 lists in its own terms, and at the conditions attached to each one. We're an independent portal, not the operator, so nothing here is a coupon or an advert – it's a plain read of what's on offer and what it costs to unlock it.
Recurring promotions at F7
Beyond the sign-up offer, F7 runs a handful of promotions that repeat on a schedule rather than a one-off basis. The Highroller Bonus pays 50% up to €500 against the code 50HIGH, while a smaller Sunday Reload adds 25% up to €100 via the code RELDAY. Sports bettors get a staged deposit structure instead: 100% up to €100 on a first deposit, 75% up to €150 on a second, then 50% up to €200 on a third.
There's also a weekly sports cashback awarded on losses, and a separate casino cashback scheme that scales with how much a player deposits and loses over the previous week. VIP players – by invitation only – can be offered cashback of up to 25%, arranged directly with a manager rather than published as a standing rate.
| Weekly casino cashback tier | Net deposit range | Maximum cashback |
|---|---|---|
| 5% | €20–€1,000 | €100 |
| 6% | €1,001–€5,000 | €500 |
| 8% | €5,001–€10,000 | €1,000 |
| 10% | €10,001–€25,000 | €3,000 |
| 12.5% | €25,000+ | €5,000 |
The F7 welcome bonus, in numbers
The headline casino offer is a 100% match – F7 describes it as getting back twice as much on a first deposit. T&Cs apply. 18+. New customers only. Please gamble responsibly (BeGambleAware.org). That's the whole of what F7 publishes about the match itself; it doesn't state a minimum qualifying deposit or a wagering multiplier specific to this bonus, so we won't guess at either here.
What is published, and worth reading before you opt in, is a cap on what a bonus can pay out. Some promotions carry a maximum-win multiplier – F7's own terms give the example of a €100 bonus with a 10x limit, which caps the eventual payout at €1,000 regardless of how the session actually goes.
Conditions attached to F7's bonuses
Separately from any bonus-specific wagering, F7's terms set a general turnover condition on deposited funds: active deposits must be played through at least three times before a withdrawal is allowed. A different clause elsewhere in the same terms describes a single playthrough instead – we flag that because it's a real inconsistency in the operator's own document, not something we've introduced.
Winnings are also affected once they get large. Any win over €10,000 can be paid out in monthly instalments of up to €10,000 at a time, rather than as a single transfer, until the full amount clears.
Wagering requirements, explained
A turnover requirement simply means the total amount you stake, not what you deposit, has to reach a multiple of the deposited sum before that money can be withdrawn. Using F7's own three-times figure as an example: a €100 deposit would need €300 worth of total wagers placed before a withdrawal request can go through. Bets, not wins, count toward that total, which is why a slow, low-stake session can take longer to clear than a few big spins.
Because the specific multiplier for the welcome match itself isn't stated, treat the deposit-turnover figure above as the general rule that applies across the account, and read the promotion's own page in the F7 client before opting in.
Actions that void a bonus
F7's terms list a set of behaviours that forfeit a bonus and any winnings attached to it. Worth knowing before you claim anything:
- Transferring or withdrawing the original deposit before the turnover condition is met
- Delaying game rounds until after wagering requirements have already been cleared
- Leaving large bets sitting on the table and returning to them later
- Building up in-game value with bonus funds, then cashing out during real-money play
- Making new deposits while bonus features from an earlier deposit are still in play
These are described in the terms as forms of advantage play, and the penalty in every case is the same: the bonus and any winnings tied to it are removed.
None of this is a reason to avoid promotions outright, but it is a reason to read the specific terms F7 shows at the point you claim an offer, rather than relying on the headline percentage alone. Gambling should stay entertainment – if a promotion's terms make that harder to judge, it's worth taking a break rather than opting in regardless. Anyone in the UK who wants support around gambling can contact GamCare on the free, 24/7 National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133, or find further resources through BeGambleAware. This content is for players aged 18 and over (18+). For questions about this page itself, contact [email protected].
This page is for information and marketing purposes only. We are not a casino operator, a bookmaker or an organiser of gambling. Access to this content is restricted to persons aged 18 and over (18+). We encourage you to gamble responsibly – for free, confidential support visit BeGambleAware.org.