Virgin Bet currently offers 100 Free Spins on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2 to new players. The offer gives 100 spins on one named slot, and the wagering requirement is 0x (no wagering). The minimum deposit and the time limit are in the terms above. T&Cs apply.
The spins are part of the welcome offer rather than a separate promotion, so new players have one spins deal to look at and not two. It is aimed at people opening an account, and it is worth reading as a deposit offer with a fixed game. Existing customers have other promotions, which are covered further down this page, and each of them is a separate offer with its own terms.
Because the spins sit inside the welcome offer, the terms table above is the reference for the number of spins, the spin value, the minimum deposit and the time limit. Read it together with this page, which explains what each condition means for you and where the offer is narrower than it first looks. The sections below cover how the spins work, the points that are easy to get wrong and who the offer suits. T&Cs apply.
How the spins work in practice

Each spin is worth £0.10, and all of them are tied to King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2. That makes this a fixed package: a set number of spins on a named game, not a balance you can spread across the whole lobby. Many bonus-cash offers let you pick from a wide range of games, so this one is narrower by design. If you already like the eligible slot, that suits you. If you would rather choose your own games, it does not.
The wagering requirement is 0x (no wagering). Wagering is the amount of play a bonus has to go through before its winnings can be withdrawn, and it is usually the condition that decides whether an offer is worth taking. Here the figure shows that the spins carry no playthrough. Wagering is only one condition, though, so look at the deposit, the game and the time limit as well. T&Cs apply.
The offer needs a minimum deposit of £10 and is valid for 7 days. Because of the deposit, this is not a no-cost offer: you put in your own money to take the spins. The deposits page explains how paying in works at Virgin Bet, and the sign up page walks through opening the account.
Two other promotions appear at Virgin Bet: Daily Free Game and Drops & Wins / Lucky Rush (network tournaments). Both are aimed at existing players, so they are not part of the welcome offer. The bonus offers page lists what is currently shown. T&Cs apply to each of them.
The spin value matters because it sets how much each spin is worth to the game. At £0.10 per spin, the offer is a set of small, equal rounds, and every spin is played at that value on the eligible game. You do not choose a stake for these spins, and you do not need to. What you can do is learn how the game works first, which is covered next.
Spins on a slot behave like the slot itself. The eligible game decides how they pay: its paytable, its features and its volatility all apply. The slots guide explains those terms in plain language, and the pages on Big Bass Bonanza, Fire in the Hole 3, Fire Joker, Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza show how a range of popular slots pay. They are useful for comparison, but the spins in this offer are limited to the eligible game.
Before you use the spins, look up a few details about the eligible slot: its RTP, its volatility and its maximum win. RTP is the long-run share of stakes a slot returns, volatility describes whether wins tend to be small and frequent or large and rare, and the maximum win is the ceiling for a single round. None of them predicts a result, because every spin is random. They simply tell you what kind of game you are about to play, which is more useful than treating the spins as a lottery ticket.
Online slots in the UK run within Gambling Commission rules: there is a minimum time for each spin and a maximum stake per spin, which is lower for players aged under 25. These limits apply to any slot, including the one in this offer.
18+ · T&Cs apply
What to check before you take the spins

Playing the wrong game is the simplest way to miss the offer. The spins are for King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2, so confirm you are in that game before you start, and do not assume the spins carry over to a similar title. Slots from the same series often have near-identical names, so compare the full title with the one in the terms.
Watch the time limit. The offer is valid for 7 days, so decide when you will play the spins before you deposit instead of leaving them for later. An offer with a short window suits you only if you have the time to use it.
Check the deposit. The offer needs at least £10. Paying in less than that is a mistake you can avoid by reading the terms first, and the deposits page shows how payments work.
Do not read the 0x (no wagering) figure as the end of the terms. It tells you about one condition only. Look in the terms for a maximum stake while the offer is active, any cap on what you can withdraw and any rule about which payment methods qualify, since a condition like that can matter as much as the headline numbers. Read the Virgin Bet terms in full before you deposit. T&Cs apply.
Finally, make sure you are the right kind of customer. The offer is for new UK players only. If you already have an account, the welcome offer is not meant for you, and the promotions for existing players have their own terms.
Keep a note of when you took the offer and what it required, so you can check your own record against the terms if anything is unclear. Reading the terms again before your first spin costs little and avoids most misunderstandings.
Is it worth taking?

The offer suits a new player who already likes the eligible slot, is happy to deposit the minimum and will use the spins within 7 days. For that player the 0x (no wagering) wagering figure is the strongest point: it removes the usual hurdle of playing a bonus through before withdrawing.
It is a poor fit if you want to choose your own games, because the spins are limited to King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2. It also does not suit anyone who does not want to deposit, since the minimum is £10. Those players are better off skipping the offer than stretching to meet it.
The downsides are simple: one eligible game, a deposit to unlock the spins and a short validity period. All of them are shown in the terms above, and they are worth weighing against each other before you decide. A narrow offer with generous terms can still be the wrong choice if the game does not appeal to you, and a wide offer with heavy terms can be worse than it looks. T&Cs apply.
Think about what you want from a session. If it is a short, defined amount of play on one game, the format fits. If it is variety, the format does not, and the slots page is a better starting point for choosing where to spend your own stakes.
Compare it with the alternatives on the bonus offers page if you are unsure. The promotions for existing players are separate and carry their own conditions, so they do not change what a new player gets here. You can also read the welcome bonus page, which covers the same offer alongside the rest of what new players receive.
Your deposit is your own money. Only pay in an amount you can afford to lose, and use the tools described on the safer gambling page if you want limits on your play. If you decide to go ahead, you can visit Virgin Bet and follow the steps shown above.

