Five published promotions, each on its own terms

Three published deposit tiers

Three rows from the staged welcome bonus record. Bonus, gullak cash and fantasy voucher values are taken verbatim from the source.

Why the offer surface lives inside the app

The promotions you see inside the Come app are loaded server-side by the destination operator the moment you sign in through the verified route. The publisher of this product profile never sees your account, never quotes you a bonus, and never carries a promo string across regions. Everything that looks like a discount, a tier perk, or a refer credit is generated inside the operator's stack and surfaces inside the app, not on this product profile. That split keeps the editorial surface honest: we publish what the brand is, the install route, the install path, and the four product surfaces; the operator runs the offer ledger.

A practical reader question that follows from that split is "then why does a promotions section exist at all?" The purpose is to publish the offer categories the destination operator typically runs, not the offer amounts. The amounts are tied to the operator's deposit rails, wagering rules, and VIP tiers, all of which change without notice. By publishing only the categories - welcome, refer, VIP, daily race, cashback - this desk gives you a working vocabulary for reading the in-app offer surface without quoting numbers that will be wrong by next week.

Three checks before you claim anything

Before you claim any offer inside the Come app, run three quick checks. First, check that the offer is shown to your account - offers are sometimes region-locked, sometimes tier-locked, and sometimes only valid on first sign-in. Second, check the wagering requirement - the rollover multiplier that determines how many times you must play the bonus before any winnings can be withdrawn. Third, check the expiry - offers expire on the operator's schedule, not on yours, and missing the expiry window means forfeiting the bonus. The publisher cannot speak to any of those three numbers on your behalf; only the in-app surface knows your account state.

A second reading habit worth keeping is to treat any bonus as a small, conditional credit rather than as free money. The bonus is real, but it sits behind a wagering requirement and an expiry, and both are tuned so that most casual players will not extract the full face value. Treat the offer as a small price break, set a budget you are comfortable losing, and stop when the budget runs out. The app does not enforce a budget for you; the responsible-use notes on responsible use cover how to set one yourself.