Best Casino Bonuses in Norway

The fact that you are even asking this question shows that you're thinking in the right way. It's not just about the amount of money you can get. Sometimes, the most generous bonuses have the most complicated wagering requirements, making them extremely hard to get. And a bonus that is hard to win is not a very good bonus.

Here is what look at when we estimate how good the bonus is:

• Low turnover requirement - Mind, that is a turnover requirement is, for example, x50 you will have to put 50 times the amount of your bonus in real money to even have a chance to win it. Hence, the smaller is the turnover requirement, the better.
• Long validity period - You normally have limited time to wager the bonus. Once the time ran out, your bonus is gone.
• No max win - No one wants to have their winnings cut short just because of some stupid winning cap.
• High percentage match - If you can double, triple or even quadruple your deposit, why not do that. Good bonuses are the ones that give you the highest percentage.
• Free spins included - Who doesn't love a few extra free spins with their bonus.
• High bonus amount - Yes, we did say it's not the most important part, but we are only humans, and we do fall for big numbers.

Every bonus is followed by wagering requirements. But what exactly does it mean? Well, in short, it means that you have to play your bonus certain amount of times on certain games. Only after fulfilling all the wagering requirements within the deadline, given that you managed to win some money in the end, can you actually withdraw the winnings from your account.

Pretty much. It is a very rare occasion when an online casino doesn't offer a welcome bonus. But even when that happens, there are usually some other kind of promotions available.

Not really. Or rather, you are free to knock yourself out with playing casino games and depositing money on your account, but once you decide to withdraw the winnings the system is going to ask you to share your Norwegian documents. So, simply put, you can play, but you cannot win, mate.

Good question. Technically, there is only one licensed operator in Norway, a state-owned Norsk Tipping. But since it's just one mediocre gambling site that is official, the pool of unlicensed operators with better offers is gigantic. And you are not the only one searching for where the grass is greener.

Chances are, you have become a victim of DNS blocking. But don't worry, just fiddling with some privacy settings on your phone will help you solve this problem.

Not for opening. You can deposit money and play online casino without sharing any more than your phone number. It's the withdrawal of your winning that requires sharing your personal data. But since it's the most important part of playing, we can just as well say that yes, you need to share your personal data to play online casino.