VoodooDreams currently offers 5% Weekly Cashback to existing players. It is not a welcome bonus: it is meant for people who already hold an account and play there. The key conditions are in the terms above, and the full terms set out the rest. T&Cs apply.
If you have no account yet, sign up first and look at the welcome offer further down this page. The cashback is something to weigh up once you are already a customer, not a reason to join.
How the weekly cashback works in practice
Cashback is a different kind of offer from a deposit match or free spins. Instead of adding something at the start, it returns part of your play afterwards. The name tells you the offer works on a weekly cycle and returns a share, never the whole amount. The exact basis for the calculation, whether there is wagering on what comes back and which games count are all set out in the full terms. Check them rather than assuming. T&Cs apply.
That last point matters more than the headline. A cashback that carries wagering behaves like a bonus balance, while one without it behaves more like a small credit to your account. Both can be reasonable, but they feel very different in use. The terms table above shows which conditions are attached to 5% Weekly Cashback, and the wording in the full terms decides everything else.
How it differs from the welcome offer
The welcome offer at VoodooDreams is built for new players and is a different product. Get 140 Free Spins when you deposit £25 comes with wagering of 10x (on free spin winnings, paid as bonus funds), a minimum deposit of £25, and validity of 7 days. The spins are played on Selected slots (20 spins/day for 7 consecutive days). T&Cs apply. You can read more on the welcome bonus page.
The two offers do not compete, because they are aimed at different groups. A new player cannot use the cashback as a way in, and an existing player cannot go back to the welcome offer. That is why the cashback is judged on a different question: not "what do I get for joining?" but "is this worth having alongside the play I already do?"
VoodooDreams also runs Drops & Wins for existing players. It is a separate promotion with its own rules, listed with the others on the bonus offers page. T&Cs apply.
What "weekly" means for you
A weekly offer is tied to a period, not to a single session. What you do across the whole period is what the offer looks at, so a quiet week and a busy week can give very different results. Cashback also does not change how any game pays: slot and table results stay random, and an offer on top does not make a round more or less likely to return anything.
18+ · T&Cs apply
What can cost you the cashback
Here are the common ways to get it wrong.
- Reading only the name. The title tells you the type of offer, not the rules. Open the full terms and look at wagering, eligible games and the validity period before you count on it. T&Cs apply.
- Mixing it up with the welcome offer. The welcome terms, including wagering of 10x (on free spin winnings, paid as bonus funds) and validity of 7 days, belong to that offer only. Do not assume the same conditions carry over to 5% Weekly Cashback.
- Assuming any game counts. Offers often limit which games contribute. If the terms name eligible games, play those; if they name restrictions, follow them.
- Missing the validity window. Any time limit in the terms is a condition. If one applies to the cashback, use the offer within it.
- Treating it as a safety net. Cashback returns only a share, so it never offsets what you spend. It is a small extra on top of play that costs money, not a reason to stake more.
Before you deposit anything with the cashback in mind, check how your deposit method works on the deposits page. The offer's terms apply to you from the moment you take part, so reading them first is the one step that always makes sense.
Is the weekly cashback worth taking?
It suits an existing VoodooDreams player who already enjoys the games and wants a small return attached to play they would do anyway. If you are in that group and the full terms are clear about wagering and eligible games, 5% Weekly Cashback is a reasonable extra to have switched on. T&Cs apply.
It does not suit anyone who is thinking of joining or topping up mainly for the offer. A cashback only returns a share of what has gone through your account, so it cannot make play cheaper than it is. A new player is better served by comparing the welcome bonus with the sign up bonus page and deciding on the terms of those instead.
The honest downsides are simple. Until you have read the full terms, you do not know whether the cashback carries wagering or limits on games, and the headline name hides all of that. It also depends on weekly activity, so you cannot plan around it. A deposit is your own money, so only put in an amount you can afford to lose. If you want to set deposit limits or take a break, the safer gambling page explains the tools.
If the terms look clear and the offer fits how you already play, take it. If they do not, skip it and play without it; nothing about the games changes either way.