Gbets publishes its deposit matches, free bet and minimums in rand, and the footer identifies a Western Cape bookmaker licence. Springbok's coupons, maximum bet and weekly withdrawal limit on the terms page are in rand. Apollo Slots, White Lotus and Silversands show a rand currency and publish the promotions above in rand. Hollywoodbets publishes the sign-up credit as R25 and the spin payout cap as R1,200.
A rand balance can still be a bonus wallet. Gbets says you cannot withdraw while a bonus is active. Springbok says each bonus is wagered before a withdrawal. Clearing the currency question is step one. Clearing the wallet rules is the rest.
Minimums on the published cards: Gbets R25, White Lotus signup R50, Apollo signup and October promo R100, Apollo Shadow Gods and two White Lotus reloads R250. The Springbok welcome minimum is see operator terms. Silversands names cashback deposits of R200, R500 and R1,000. The minimum on the 200% line is see operator terms.
The ranked offers are on the home page.
Questions on this page
Are the caps on this site in rand?
Yes. Figures such as R11,500, R1,000 and R25 are the rand amounts printed by the operator, not a conversion we applied.
Does a rand bonus mean the operator is licensed in South Africa?
No. A currency is not a licence. Gbets prints Western Cape licence 10179096-014. Apollo Slots, White Lotus and Silversands print Anjouan licence ALSI-102404011-FI3.