Welcome Bonus Structure

Let's break down what you're actually getting here. The welcome package spans four deposits with a combined value of €4,000 plus 200 free spins. Sounds massive. But is it?

First Deposit: 100% up to €1,000 + 150 Free Spins

Match your first deposit dollar for dollar up to €1,000. The 150 free spins get added in batches - 50 per day over three days. Minimum deposit is €20, which is reasonable. The catch? 40x wagering on everything.

Quick math: deposit €100, get €100 bonus. You need to wager €4,000 before withdrawing anything from that bonus. At €2 per spin, that's 2,000 spins. Hope you like slots.

Second Deposit: 75% up to €1,000

Slightly lower match rate, same wagering requirement. Deposit €200, get €150 bonus, wager €6,000 total. The pattern continues.

Third Deposit: 50% up to €1,000 + 50 Free Spins

Half match plus a few extra spins. Nothing special here.

Fourth Deposit: 100% up to €1,000

Back to full matching on the fourth deposit. Why the dip in the middle? No idea. Marketing psychology probably.

The Fine Print That Matters

Here's where it gets annoying. The wagering requirement is 40x across all welcome bonuses. Industry average sits around 35x. So Oshi is asking 15% more playthrough than typical.

Maximum bet while wagering: €5 per spin. Go over that even once - accidentally - and your bonus plus winnings can be voided. The terms are clear about this. They will enforce it.

Bonus duration is 5 days. Free spins must be activated within 1 day of receiving them. Miss that window and they're gone.

Players from Finland, Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine can't claim the welcome package at all. Sweden is excluded from all bonuses entirely - not just welcome offers, but everything.

Reload and Regular Promotions

The 20% reload bonus with code RELOAD gives you up to €100 plus 30 spins. Available Tuesday through Thursday only. Wagering jumps to 45x for this one - even higher than welcome bonuses. Why? Because reload players are stickier, I guess.

LootWheels let you spin for random prizes on deposits. Silver wheel requires €20 deposit with code SILVER. Gold wheel needs €30 with code GOLD. Maximum three spins per day.

VIP Cashback

This is actually decent. Five tiers based on comp points: Bronze (5% cashback, 45x wager), Silver (6%, 40x), Gold (7%, 35x), Platinum (8%, 30x), Diamond (10%, 25x).

The Diamond level offers 10% weekly cashback with only 25x wagering. That's genuinely useful for regular players. Maximum cashback is capped at €2,000 though.

You earn 1 comp point per €40 wagered on slots. Real money bets only - bonus money doesn't count.

Cryptocurrency Payments

Oshi accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Tether, Ripple, Dogecoin, Cardano, Tron, and BNB. That's a solid spread of coins.

Crypto withdrawals process instantly - and I mean actually instantly, not "up to 24 hours" instant. Once approved, the transaction hits the blockchain immediately. Network confirmations still take time, but that's not the casino's doing.

No deposit limits on crypto. Withdraw up to 10 BTC per transaction. The monthly €30,000 limit still applies when converted, but for most players that won't matter.

E-Wallets

Skrill and Neteller both work for deposits and withdrawals. Instant processing on payouts, which matches what you'd expect from e-wallets. Minimum €10 deposit, €20 withdrawal, maximum €4,000 either direction.

Payz (formerly ecoPayz) and MiFinity are also available. Same limits, same instant processing. No fees from the casino side - though your wallet provider might charge their own.

Credit and Debit Cards

Visa and Mastercard accepted for both deposits and withdrawals. Maestro too. Here's the catch: card withdrawals take 1-3 banking days. Sometimes longer depending on your bank.

Minimum deposit €10, minimum withdrawal €20. Maximum €4,000 per transaction. If you're withdrawing larger amounts, you'll need multiple transactions across different days.

Canadian Payment Methods

Interac works for Canadian players with €30 minimum deposit and up to €3,000 per transaction. Withdrawals take 1-3 banking days. iDebit and InstaDebit are also available with lower limits (€500 max on iDebit).

Bank Transfers

Available but slow. Deposits take 1-5 days to process, withdrawals take 1-5 more. Minimum withdrawal is €500 - they don't want to process small bank transfers. Maximum €4,000.

Withdrawal Limits

This is important. Oshi enforces these limits:

• Daily: €4,000
• Weekly: €8,000
• Monthly: €30,000

Win €50,000 on a jackpot? You're looking at nearly two months to cash it all out. Progressive jackpot wins are supposedly exempt from these limits according to the terms, but regular big wins are not.

KYC Requirements

Despite the crypto-friendly positioning, Oshi will request verification documents. Usually triggered on first withdrawal or when betting patterns raise flags. Standard docs: ID, proof of address, payment method verification.

The verification process can take hours to days depending on volume. Some users report smooth experiences, others describe back-and-forth document rejections. Typical offshore casino experience, honestly.

Game Selection Overview

133 game providers. Three thousand plus games. Those numbers look good on paper. But let's be real - probably 80% of those games are slots you'll never touch.

The provider list reads like a who's who of iGaming: NetEnt, Play'n GO, Playtech, Nolimit City, Evolution, BGaming, Pragmatic Play. All the heavy hitters are here. You won't be missing any popular titles.

Top Providers on the Platform

NetEnt brings the classics - Starburst, Gonzo's Quest, Dead or Alive. Play'n GO covers Book of Dead, Reactoonz, and the entire Rich Wilde series. Nolimit City delivers the high-volatility chaos with Mental, San Quentin, Fire in the Hole.

BGaming gets prominent placement, which makes sense since they're crypto-native and align with Oshi's positioning. Pragmatic Play fills the gaps with Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza, and their Megaways variants.

Smaller Studios Worth Noting

Beyond the big names, you've got some interesting smaller providers. Hacksaw Gaming for those xWays mechanics. Push Gaming if you want Jammin' Jars. Thunderkick for quirky art styles. Elk Studios for their skill-based bonus features.

Some providers I hadn't heard of before popped up in their list: Gamzix, Felix Gaming, Mancala Gaming, Altente. More variety is generally good, though quality varies.

Live Casino

Evolution Gaming handles most of the live dealer action. Crazy Time, Lightning Roulette, Monopoly Live - all the game show stuff is here. Standard blackjack and roulette tables too.

Luckystreak and Absolute Live Gaming provide additional live tables. Quality is... fine. Not Evolution-level production values, but the games work.

One thing I noticed: the live casino has its own dedicated section in the navigation. Separate from regular table games. Good organization.

What's Missing

No provably fair games that I could find, despite the crypto focus. That's a gap for players who specifically want blockchain-verifiable outcomes. Sites like Stake have this; Oshi doesn't.

The jackpot section shows a network progressive at €614,423. Mega Moolah and similar pooled jackpots are available. The jackpot page displays recent big wins - €58,080 on Mighty Stars, €502,642 total paid last month.

Game Categories

Navigation breaks games into: All Games, New Games, Popular, Slots, Recommended, Megaways, Live Games, Roulette, Card Games, Jackpot. Plus seasonal sections like X-MAS.

The search function works. Provider filter lets you narrow down by studio. Basic stuff, but it's there and functional.