Virgin Bet does not currently offer free chips, so there is no chips offer to claim. The cards above show the offers available now, led by 100 Free Spins on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2, which is aimed at new players and is played on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2. Its wagering, minimum deposit and validity are on its card, so they are not repeated here. The other two cards are for existing players.
Below, the page explains how these offers differ from chips, what to check if a chips offer ever appears, and who each current offer suits. T&Cs apply.
What you can claim instead of free chips

Chips are credit that is normally played at table games. The nearest match among the current offers is a different product: 100 Free Spins on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2 gives 100 spins, and they are played on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2. That makes it a slots offer, so it will not cover blackjack, roulette or other table games. The wagering requirement is 0x (no wagering), the minimum deposit is £10 and the offer is valid for 7 days. T&Cs apply.
The wagering requirement of 0x (no wagering) is the part worth noticing. It means no playthrough is attached to the offer. The minimum deposit of £10 also means the offer needs a payment from you, so it is not a no deposit offer. The welcome bonus page goes through it in more detail, and the free spins page covers spins offers as a group.
Two further entries in the Current offers cards, Daily Free Game and Drops & Wins / Lucky Rush (network tournaments), are aimed at existing players. Neither is a welcome offer and neither is a chips offer. You can find them in the bonus offers list, and T&Cs apply to each.
The difference matters because eligible games decide where an offer can be used. Spins that are tied to a specific slot cannot be moved to a table game, so the choice of offer should follow the games you actually want to play.
If you want to try the table games without a bonus, the blackjack and roulette pages explain how those games work.
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What to check if a chips offer appears

There is no promise that a chips offer will be added. If you see one described, here or elsewhere, the terms decide what it is worth, and this short list covers the points that most often matter.
- Check which games the chips can be played on and which games are excluded.
- Look for a wagering requirement and read how it is applied to the chips and to any winnings.
- Check for a maximum bet while the chips are active, and for a limit on what can be withdrawn.
- Look at the validity period, so the chips are not left to expire.
- Check whether a bonus code or a deposit is needed to receive them.
Each of these is a condition that can change what you end up with, and none of them is visible until you read the full terms and conditions. Treat with caution any page that promises chips with no conditions at all, because every real offer has terms, and the terms are where the value is decided. Compare offers on those terms rather than on their names. For an offer that is currently available, such as 100 Free Spins on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2, the terms are on the cards above. T&Cs apply.
Which offer suits you

If free chips were the reason you came, there is nothing to take here. Look at what is actually available and judge it on its terms. For a new player who likes slots, 100 Free Spins on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2 is the offer with clear conditions: 0x (no wagering) wagering, a minimum deposit of £10 and validity of 7 days. The downside is that the spins are tied to King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2 and the offer needs a payment, so it does not suit anyone who wants to play table games or avoid depositing. T&Cs apply.
If you prefer to compare more before you decide, the full list of current promotions is a good place to start, and the no deposit bonus codes page covers the codes side. To use any offer you first need an account, and the sign up page shows how. The deposits page covers paying in.
Any deposit is your own money and should be an amount you can afford to lose. An offer is only worth taking if you would play the game anyway.
