What is no wagering?

By Jack Carter Last reviewed 27 April 2026

No wagering means a casino offer with zero playthrough requirement. You don't have to stake your winnings any number of times before withdrawing them — a 10x wagering requirement means you must bet ten times the win amount, whereas no wagering means the requirement is zero. It's the defining feature of cash spins, and you'll also see it advertised as "0x wagering", "no wagering on free spins", or "no wagering on winnings" — all identical in meaning. The winnings go straight into your real money balance and can be withdrawn immediately, subject only to the operator's KYC checks and minimum withdrawal threshold, regardless of whether the underlying product is free spins or bonus spins. Standard free spins, by contrast, credit winnings to a bonus balance that must be wagered (typically 10x since the UKGC cap) before becoming withdrawable.

For the full background on cash spins, read what are cash spins. To see how the UKGC 10x wagering cap created this market, see the regulatory timeline. To compare every UK casino currently running a cash spins offer, view the main comparison or browse by slot game.