WestAce Terms: The Rules That Shape Your Play

WestAce Editorial Team Last updated

The account terms you accept at registration, and the conditions attached to each promotion, always govern your play. These are the rules that most often shape a deposit, an offer or a payout.

Who Can Hold an Account

Accounts are open to adults aged 18 or over in places where gambling is lawful for them. Registration asks for an email address, a password, your legal name, date of birth and home address. The currency picked at that stage cannot be switched afterwards.

The Welcome Package

Spread over your first four deposits, the package can reach 400% up to £15,000, with 400 free spins. Each qualifying deposit is £10 or more, no code applies, and the cashier triggers the offer as you pay. Spins are released in daily batches after each top-up.

Wagering and Stake Rules

Matched money carries 35x wagering, calculated on deposit and bonus combined, while free-spin winnings carry 40x. Stakes are capped at £5 a spin while the bonus is active. Every stage has a 10-day clearing window, in which slots count in full and live or table games count for less.

Reloads, Cashback and Rewards

No reload or cashback applies until you opt in to it under My Bonuses. For live-casino cashback, contact support on the Monday following the qualifying period. The 10% sports cashback is wagered 3x and must be chosen afresh every week. Wheel of Fortune prizes and Coin Shop items carry conditions of their own.

Withdrawals and Verification

Before any first withdrawal we need photo ID and proof of address dated within three months, plus evidence of card ownership if you deposited by card. That first payout is sent back to whichever method paid in. The smallest withdrawal is £20, or £50 by bank transfer, within standard ceilings of £10,000 daily, £20,000 weekly and £50,000 monthly.

Licence and Updates

Our licence is a Costa Rica one, not a UK Gambling Commission licence, and GAMSTOP does not extend to us. We may revise these rules and our offers, and the wording in force when you claim an offer governs it.