The Three Stages in One Table
This table is the whole welcome in miniature.
| Stage one | Stage two | Stage three | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smallest deposit | £50 | £25 | £75 |
| Match | 150% | 100% | 150% |
| Largest match | £1,000 | £1,000 | £1,000 |
| Free spins | 100 | 50 | 150 |
| Spins played on | Big Bass Splash | Big Bass Bonanza | Big Bass Floats My Boat |
| Deposit that reaches the limit | About £667 | £1,000 | About £667 |
Reading across the rows
Stage two is the cheapest to begin and the gentlest, because its match is the smallest. Stage three has the most spins and the highest minimum. Stage one sits in the middle on both. Stages one and three reach their limit at the same deposit because they share the same match.
Choosing by budget
A smaller budget points to stage two, since £25 is enough to start and the bonus is small. A medium budget suits stage one, and a larger one, with enough time to play, suits stage three. If you cannot play regularly for ten days, pick the stage with the lowest target, because the clock is the same for all three.
Taking the stages in order
The stages need not be taken in the order shown. Each is claimed with its own deposit, and each runs its own ten days. If you plan more than one, finish a stage before you begin the next, so that the stake cap and the wagering stay easy to follow.
What a comparison cannot tell you
It cannot tell you which stage is best for you. That depends on how much you want to stake and how much you can play in ten days.
- Pragmatic Play
- NetEnt
- Push Gaming
- Nolimit City
- Blueprint Gaming
- Big Time Gaming
- Relax Gaming
- Quickspin
- Microgaming
- Hacksaw Gaming
- Red Tiger
