Moon.com Promo Code NEWBONUS

The operator publishes a sign-up promo code: NEWBONUS. It goes in the promo field on the registration form, before the account is created.

What we will not do is tell you what it is worth. The operator has not published a bonus amount, a match percentage or a wagering requirement attached to this code anywhere we can cite, and a figure invented for a page like this one is worse than no figure at all — it is the number you would size a deposit against. The value the code carries is the one shown in your own cashier when you enter it. If it shows nothing, it is worth nothing that day, and no article can change that.

Every bonus on a leveraged product carries conditions, and three of them decide whether it is worth taking at all. They are in the operator terms, published here, and they are the questions to answer in your own cashier rather than in an article:

• What has to be wagered before the bonus becomes withdrawable — and whether leveraged exposure or the stake counts toward it.
• Whether a pending bonus locks the balance. If it does, accepting it costs you the ability to withdraw your own deposit, which is a real price.
• Whether it expires, and from which moment.

A bonus you cannot clear is not free money at a discount; it is a lock on money you already had. On a product where a single high-multiplier bet can end in seconds, that distinction is not academic.

The Play Money balance needs no code, no deposit and no conditions, and it runs the same engine at the same multipliers. If what you want out of a bonus is a cheap way to find out whether this product suits you, the demo is strictly the better instrument — it has no wagering requirement to clear and nothing of yours is locked while you use it.