FreispieleKatalog: Freispiele (free spins) in Austria – no deposit, on sign-up and in welcome packages

Free spins are spins on a slot machine that an online casino credits as a bonus, without the stake being deducted from your own balance. FreispieleKatalog lists five casinos for Austria – Ninlay, Allyspin, Wyns, Kinbet and Mr Pacho – with the number of free spins, wagering requirement, win cap and deadline, each as of 09.10.2026. The basis is the operators' terms; where Casino.Guru or LCB deviate from them, both readings are shown side by side.

The short answer first: none of the five casinos mentions no-deposit free spins in its terms, and the field reads “no data” for all of them. The spins come exclusively through deposits in the welcome package, and winnings from them have to be wagered 40 times at all five brands.

What free spins are and how they are credited

A free spin is a spin with a fixed stake that the casino pays for. The player chooses neither the stake nor the machine: the casino decides the machine and the value per spin; for the welcome free spins of the five brands there is no data on this, while for the reload free spins of Ninlay and Kinbet the terms name a slot chosen by the administration with a minimum spin value. Whatever the reels pay out does not land in the account as real money but as bonus balance that has to be wagered first.

Two meanings of the word should be kept apart. Many slots have their own free-spin feature, usually triggered by scatter symbols; those rounds belong to the game, not to a casino bonus. The catalogue only records bonus free spins, meaning spins the casino credits as part of an offer and ties to conditions. Which conditions apply is set out on the page on free-spin wagering requirements.

At all five casinos in this catalogue, free spins are credited through deposits. The casino links a deposit stage to a fixed number of spins; once the deposit reaches the minimum, the free spins appear in the player account. At Ninlay, free spins from the bonus shop must, according to the rules, be activated in the customer account and used within the following 7 days. At Wyns and Mr Pacho the free spins arrive in blocks of 20, and each block has to be claimed within 24 hours of becoming available.

The value of a free spin only shows after the spin, and winnings from it are tied to conditions that have to be met before any withdrawal. How wager, deadline and maximum bet work together is explained with the values of all five brands. For the catalogue the rule is simple: all five casinos require 40x wagering on free-spin winnings. Allyspin's package terms put it as “to release the free spins winnings - 40x (forty) times”. The figure is the same for every brand; the differences lie in the deadline for completing the wagering and in the win cap.

Not every deposit brings free spins. At Kinbet, according to the terms, the second deposit of the welcome package includes no free spins, while the first, third and fourth stages do. The exact split per stage is on the page about Kinbet Casino free spins, which also lists the 10-day period for meeting the free-spin conditions.

This makes free spins fundamentally different from bonus money. With bonus money the player chooses slot and stake within the rules; with free spins both are fixed. In return, free-spin winnings come with their own euro caps tied to the number of spins – they are covered in the section on wagering, validity and max win.

The 5 casinos in the free-spin catalogue

The catalogue covers five brands that list Austria among their registration countries and settle in euros. All five run a German-language version under /at/. For every brand the catalogue records the same six fields: free spins in the welcome package, no-deposit free spins, wagering, max win, validity and acceptance for Austria. All values are as of 09.10.2026.

Ninlay's offer title reads “250% bis zu €2,500 + 250 FS”. According to the terms, 100 free spins come with the first deposit; the further stages bring 50 and 100 free spins, with the operator calling both stages the “third deposit”. Casino.Guru lists the same two stages as 50% up to €750 with 50 extra spins and 100% up to €750 with 100 extra spins.

Allyspin advertises “250% bis zu €1,000 + 200 FS + 3 Bonus Crab” on its Austrian site. According to the terms, the free spins are spread over three deposits of at least €20 each: 50 free spins with the first, 50 with the second and 100 with the third deposit.

Wyns, according to its terms, gives 200 free spins on the first deposit. The spins come in blocks of 20, and each block has to be claimed within 24 hours of becoming available or it expires. The win cap there is €50 or €100.

Mr Pacho follows the same pattern: 200 free spins with the first deposit, together with a 100% first-deposit bonus, split into blocks of 20 with 24 hours each from availability. Which other conditions apply there is summarised on the page on Mr Pacho Casino free spins with wagering and win cap.

Kinbet's offer header reads “250% bis zu €3,000 + 350 FS”. According to the terms, that means 200 free spins on the first, 50 on the third and 100 on the fourth deposit; the second deposit includes no free spins. Kinbet's Austrian language version already showed the same package in the archived snapshot of 20.04.2026; Austria is on the registration country list with euros.

For the welcome free spins, the five brands name no slot (no data). Which games qualify and what a single spin is worth there is collected in the overview of eligible slots for the brands in the catalogue.

No-deposit free spins and free spins on registration

The search “gratis casino freispiele ohne einzahlung” is one of the most common around free spins. For the five casinos in the catalogue the answer is clear: for Ninlay, Allyspin, Wyns, Kinbet and Mr Pacho the “no deposit” field reads no data. None of the five brands mentions, in the terms checked, free spins credited for registration alone.

The same goes for search variants such as “casino gratis freispiele bei registrierung” or “casino freispiele kostenlos”. Both assume that spins reach the account without a prior payment. Such an offer is not described in the checked terms of the five brands, neither on the Austrian language versions nor in the general bonus rules.

Outside the welcome package the terms mention further free spins: All five brands run a weekly reload of 50 free spins where free-spin winnings also have to be wagered 40 times, and Ninlay hands out free spins from the bonus shop with a 7-day usage period. According to the terms, the reload free spins are given for the first deposit of at least €20 from Monday to Thursday, so they require a deposit; for Ninlay's shop free spins there is no data on whether a deposit is needed. The catalogue lists neither as no-deposit free spins.

Registration opens the customer account at all five casinos, but the first free spins depend on the first deposit. Anyone searching the catalogue for a no-deposit offer therefore finds no value for any brand – and FreispieleKatalog does not enter a value the terms do not support.

What defines no-deposit offers in general and how they differ from deposit free spins is described in detail on the page on no-deposit free spins. It also shows in which fields the five brands currently have no data and when the values were last checked.

A case from Austria shows why the classification matters: a player reports that support manually credited him a €20 bonus; later a €50 withdrawal cap was applied to it, as it applies to a no-deposit bonus. Whether such a goodwill bonus counts as a no-deposit bonus is decided by the wording of the respective terms.

The word “gratis” also deserves a second look. Under item 20 of the annex to the Austrian UWG, an offer must not be described as “gratis”, “umsonst” or “kostenfrei” if the consumer has to pay more than the unavoidable costs. Free spins tied to a deposit are therefore not shown as “gratis” in the catalogue but with the deposit stage they belong to.

Free spins in welcome packages

At all five casinos the free spins sit in the welcome package. The packages differ mainly in how the spins are spread over the deposits: bundled with the first deposit or staggered over several stages.

Wyns and Mr Pacho work with a single stage: both list 200 free spins with the first deposit. The packages of Ninlay, Allyspin and Kinbet are staggered. According to the terms, Ninlay gives 100 free spins on the first deposit plus 50 and 100 free spins on further stages. Allyspin staggers 50, 50 and 100 free spins over three deposits of at least €20 each. Kinbet lists 200, 50 and 100 free spins for the first, third and fourth deposit.

For three brands it pays to look past the headline. Ninlay's title says 250 FS, Allyspin's 200 FS and Kinbet's 350 FS; the terms break these figures down by stage, and at Ninlay two stages carry the same label “third deposit”. How number, distribution and minimum deposit look in detail is shown on the page on free spins in welcome packages separately for each brand.

The often searched figure “50 free spins” appears in the catalogue only as a single deposit stage: at Ninlay as one of the two stages labelled “third deposit”, at Allyspin with the first and with the second deposit, at Kinbet with the third deposit. None of the five brands offers 50 free spins as a stand-alone no-deposit offer. The figure also matters for the win cap, because the €50 limit applies to up to 50 free spins.

For planning it matters that spins from later stages only arrive with the respective deposit. With the first deposit, according to the terms, Ninlay gives 100, Allyspin 50 and Kinbet 200 free spins. The figure in the offer title refers, according to the operator, to the entire welcome package.

Bonus money and free spins run in parallel in the packages but follow separate rules. At Ninlay and Kinbet the amount that can be released from the deposit bonus is, according to the terms, capped at 10 times the initial bonus amount. Free-spin winnings, by contrast, have their own euro caps tied to the number of spins.

Wagering, validity and max win

On wagering, the five casinos agree: free-spin winnings have to be wagered 40 times. Ninlay explains the mechanism in its own FAQ with an example: “Wenn die Umsatzbedingungen x40 sind und du 10 EUR gewonnen hast, musst du 400 EUR einsetzen” (if the wagering is x40 and you have won 10 EUR, you have to stake 400 EUR). The wagering therefore refers to the winnings from the spins, not to the number of free spins.

Differences show in the win cap. At Ninlay, Wyns, Kinbet and Mr Pacho the amount transferred from free-spin winnings to the real-money balance is €50 for up to 50 free spins and €100 for more than 50 free spins; the rest expires. How such caps work and where they appear in the terms is explained on the page on max win from free spins using cases from Austria.

For Ninlay there is a diverging source: according to the weekly reload terms the cap of €50 or €100 applies, according to Casino.Guru the maximum withdrawal is “unlimited”. Both readings sit side by side on the page on Ninlay Casino free spins, along with the periods of 10 days in the welcome package and 7 days for the reload.

Wagering and cap are often found in different offers. At Kinbet the cap for the deposit bonus is item 18 of the welcome package terms: “Der Maximalwert, der bei diesem Bonus freigegeben werden kann, entspricht dem 10-fachen Wert des anfänglichen Bonusbetrages.” The wagering rule for free-spin winnings, by contrast, is item 8 of the reload terms: “Die Umsatzbedingungen für Gewinne aus Freispielen sind x40.”

On the maximum bet with an active bonus the sources differ: according to the operator €100 at Ninlay, Wyns, Kinbet and Mr Pacho; according to the Wayback version of 14.02.2026, Casino.Guru and LCB €5 at Ninlay; according to AskGamblers €5 at Wyns; according to LCB €5 at Mr Pacho; Allyspin names €5 per bet.

Validity ranges from hours to days. Wyns and Mr Pacho give each block of 20 spins 24 hours from availability. Ninlay and Kinbet allow 10 days in the welcome package to meet the free-spin conditions; for the weekly reload the free spins have to be used within 7 days. Kinbet sets no separate deadline for using the spins in the welcome package.

Deadlines work on two levels that are easily confused. One sets when the spins must be played, such as the 24 hours per block of 20 at Wyns and Mr Pacho or the 7 days for the reload. The other sets when the wagering on the winnings must be completed, such as the 10 days for the free-spin conditions in the welcome packages of Ninlay and Kinbet. If either runs out, spins or winnings expire.

Allyspin breaks the pattern. According to the operator, the max-win rule of 10 times the bonus amount applies only to Thailand, Brazil, Chile and Peru, according to LCB also to Japan. For Austria Allyspin names no win cap, and Casino.Guru lists “Max. Auszahlung Unbegrenzt”. For validity there is no data for Allyspin. What this means for Allyspin Casino free spins in detail is set out on the brand page.

Voices from Austria show that caps can apply even after the wagering is complete: one player reports having wagered a first-deposit bonus 45 times, yet a win of €26,000 still fell under the bonus withdrawal cap. Another complains that the terms state wagering and stake but not how much is paid out.

Withdrawing free-spin winnings

A free-spin win only becomes withdrawable money once three conditions are met: the 40x wagering is complete, the deadline has not passed, and the amount is within the win cap. Only then does the balance move from the bonus account to the real-money account. The process with verification and minimum amount is described step by step on the page on withdrawing free-spin winnings. Ninlay's terms describe the cap as the maximum amount that can be transferred from the bonus to the real-money balance.

Anything above the cap expires at Ninlay, Wyns, Kinbet and Mr Pacho according to their terms. This cap is not a withdrawal limit per day or week but an upper limit on the transfer from the free spins.

Voices from Austria show where withdrawals get stuck. One player received a €100 bonus from the bonus shop, by his own account played it up to €2,500 and was paid only €500. Another was told by email that only 500 would be paid out and 2000 had been cancelled. A third complains that the terms said x25, but x5 was applied.

Such cases raise the question of bonuses with no cap at all. One player suggested a compromise to the casino: “Dann geben sie bitte einen 500euro bonus ohne Maximal auszahlung?” In the catalogue only Allyspin names no win cap for Austria; at Ninlay, Wyns, Kinbet and Mr Pacho the transfer from free spins is capped.

Another case concerns returned amounts: a player reports that the system applied a 1x wagering requirement again to refunded money. Such cases can only be resolved against the terms in force at the time of crediting. That is why every value in the catalogue carries a check date, currently as of 09.10.2026.

For bonus balances, Ninlay, Allyspin, Wyns, Kinbet and Mr Pacho exclude Neteller and Skrill according to their terms. Before any withdrawal all five check the account including verification; at Ninlay the check usually takes 24–48 hours according to the FAQ, up to 10 days as a rule according to the T&Cs. As minimum withdrawal LCB gives €20 for Ninlay, €10 for Allyspin (€60 for Bitcoin) and €20 for Mr Pacho (€60 Bitcoin); AskGamblers gives €10 for Kinbet, and for Wyns there is no data.

Before the actual withdrawal come verification, the minimum amount and the choice of payment method.

Legal situation in Austria (short version)

In Austria, gambling is reserved to the federal state under § 3 GSpG; the law explicitly calls this reservation the gambling monopoly. According to the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF), Österreichische Lotterien GmbH is authorised until 30 September 2027 to run, among other things, electronic lotteries via win2day.

On free spins, the Administrative Court (VwGH) answered a question of assessment: “Im Falle eines Freispiels ist von einem Einsatz von Null auszugehen” – in the case of a free spin, a stake of zero is to be assumed (VwGH Ra 2022/16/0076, referring to Ro 2018/17/0003). The legal principle concerns the calculation of levies on stakes; it says nothing about whether free-spin offers are permitted.

According to the government bill RV 594 d.B., new rules are planned. The planned § 57a defines bonuses as “unentgeltliche oder teilentgeltliche Spieleinsätze jeglicher Art, wie beispielsweise Promotiontickets, Gratis- und Freispiele, Gutschriften, Rabattierungen” (free or partly paid stakes of any kind, such as promotion tickets, free spins, credits and discounts). Free spins would thus be explicitly covered as a bonus, whether the player pays nothing or only part of the stake. Whether and in which form parliament passes the bill is open. The bill is not yet law; according to the government bill, advertising and bonuses are to be regulated more tightly.

Advertising is currently governed by § 56 GSpG, and calling an offer “gratis” by item 20 of the annex to the UWG. How the monopoly, case law and the planned bonus rules fit together and what the draft provides in detail is summarised more fully on the page on free spins in Austria.