VegasNow weekly promotions, day by day

Our promotions page lists nine offers that come round on a regular cycle: Monthly Bankroll Booster, Grand Mondays, Lucky 7s Load Up, Diamond Club Blackjack Cashback, Free Spins Flush, 3-of-a-kind Thursdays, Friday Night Spotlight, 7-Deadly Spins and Sunday Split. Several are named after the day they run on. Most are reload offers, meaning they reward a deposit you make on that day, and some deliver free spins instead of, or as well as, matched funds.

For two of the nine we publish the headline terms in full on the promotions overview: Lucky 7s Load Up on Tuesdays and Friday Night Spotlight on Fridays. For the others, the match size, cap, spin count and conditions are shown on each offer inside your account when it is available to you. Reload matches across the calendar are typically 25%, 50% or 100%, and the exact figure for a given week is the one shown on the offer, so that is always the number to trust.

The practical upshot is that the calendar rewards a little reading before each deposit. Thirty seconds spent on the offer tells you the match, the cap and the code, and it tells you whether the wagering fits the time you have this week. If you mainly play pokies, most reloads will suit you, because pokies count in full toward wagering. If your evenings are spent at the tables, the cash route or the blackjack-focused offer is usually the better fit.

Each weekly offer sits under the same general bonus terms as the four-stage welcome package: 40× wagering by default, up to seven days of validity, an A$8 maximum stake while a bonus is active, and one active bonus at a time. That last rule matters more for weekly offers than for anything else, and we come back to it below.

A higher match always means a higher wagering target, because the multiplier applies to the bonus. A 25% reload is the easiest to complete inside seven days; a 100% reload gives the bigger balance but asks four times as much play. Neither is better in the abstract. The right one is the offer whose target fits the sessions you were already planning.

For seven of the nine promotions, the offer card in your account is the only place the full terms live, so treat it as the contract for that bonus. Look for five things: which code to type, how big the match is (or how many spins), where it tops out, what multiple applies to wagering, and when it ends. Some cards also restrict which games are eligible. On Fridays, the card also names the featured game.

Note the time the bonus lands, because the seven days count from crediting, not from the deposit. Keep the card open while you play and compare stakes against the A$8 limit before the first bet. If a bonus fails to appear after a qualifying deposit, keep the offer name, deposit reference and time, and contact our support team rather than paying again to test it. You can sign in here to open the promotions area.

While the weekly offers come and go, the loyalty programme keeps counting. Real-money wagering earns redeemable points and status points at fixed rates, and status points move you through seven levels themed on Las Vegas venues. Points can be exchanged in the Loyalty Store for bonus funds, and higher levels get better exchange rates.

A quick illustration: A$1,000 of real-money pokie play earns 40 points. At the Golden Glimmer starting level, 200 points exchange for a A$5 bonus, so that first exchange arrives after A$5,000 of pokie wagering. Saving up pays better: 2,000 points can be exchanged for A$60 instead of ten lots of A$5. Bonuses from exchanged points carry 40× wagering, just like the weekly reloads.

The full level structure, along with the invitation-only Sin City VIP Lounge, is on our VIP and loyalty page and on the loyalty programme page.

Because one bonus runs at a time, the Tuesday deposit size decides whether Friday stays open. If you want both offers, the Lucky 7s wagering has to be done by Thursday night, which leaves three days.

• A$50 on Tuesday: A$1,540 to clear, roughly A$513 a day across Tuesday to Thursday.
• A$100 on Tuesday: A$3,080 to clear, roughly A$1,027 a day over the same three days.

The smaller deposit is far more likely to leave the Friday Night Spotlight spins available. If the Tuesday bonus is still running on Friday, you can keep clearing it, let the spins go this week, or decline the reload; ask support what declining does to winnings already tied to it before you confirm.

Loyalty Store exchanges follow the same rule. A bonus bought with points is still a bonus, so it waits behind an active reload. A quiet midweek day after a reload is cleared is a sensible time to redeem.