Best High Roller Bonuses in Australian Online Casinos

King Billy’s high roller bonus is my top choice. While most high-roller bonuses are compatible with crypto deposits, as all the featured casinos are crypto-friendly, this offer stands out for its exceptional value, providing a bonus of up to 0.5 BTC. At the current rate, that’s approximately A$65,000.

Plus, playing with cryptocurrency means enhanced security, the potential for larger payouts, greater transaction privacy, and, naturally, faster withdrawals. I deposited 0.005 BTC, or A$650, which was the maximum I could afford, but I would definitely go for more, knowing the promo terms of this promotion are incredibly favourable.

Key among these is the wagering requirement: 30x, which must be completed within 30 days. This is significantly better than the 40x or 50x requirements commonly attached to most casino bonuses.

The bonus also included 50 free spins, delivered in five separate batches, on BGaming’s Aloha King Elvis. A major upside of this offer is the absence of a maximum win limit, meaning you keep everything you win.

I claimed DragonSlots’ welcome deal a while back, and I can confidently say that it suits high rollers as much as it suits players on a limited budget. The minimum deposit is only A$30, but if you drop A$1,000 or more on your first deposit, the bonus jumps up to 225% and it maxes out at A$4,500.

The number of free spins varies quite a bit, from 25 to 150 or even 200, depending on how much you deposit. The spins from the first deposit are specifically for Big Bass Bonanza 1000, but the rest work on most games. Just check the general bonus terms for a list of pokies from specific providers that are off-limits.

Clearing the cash deposit bonuses, which also have 40x wagering requirements, was a bit more work. This is where you realise that taking the high-roller route – claiming a bigger bonus amount – means it takes more to clear it.

The great thing, though, is the long expiry date. Unlike many other big bonuses, including some on this list, this one gives you 30 days. Usually, I only get 7 to 15 days, so having a whole month to play felt like enough time to clear the 40x wagering comfortably without feeling rushed.

Neospin offers a bonus exclusively for high-rollers, with a special ‘highroller’ label and all that. It is smaller than the previous two, offering a 125% match up to A$5,000 with no free spins. To qualify, I needed A$1,500.

It took some serious wagering to meet the 40x rollover, but this one has a surprise: a 10% cashback on losses in the seven days after activating the bonus. The cashback bonus is subject to 3x wagering, which wasn’t really an issue to clear. It was the A$1,875 bonus that caused me some trouble.

Now, I’m not a high roller, so that might explain my struggle with this deal. However, this bonus really lives up to its name as a high-roller deal, requiring significant wagering, commitment, and bankroll to complete.

The cashback surely helps. The maximum cashback Neospin awards is up to A$1,500, but I didn’t lose that much. I qualified for about A$300 in cashback, which sweetened the deal and made things a bit easier.

In the end, I had to spend more than I planned, but I had some lucky streaks and almost broke even. The cashback was also a good consolation.

I probably bit off more than I could chew with this deal, so I had to cancel it because I had already spent way over budget. However, for serious spenders, this offer will keep you busy and might even be worth going the distance if your bankroll can support it.

Lucky Dreams’ welcome offer is promoted as a standard new-player offer, but its format makes it suitable for high rollers. Deposits up to A$500, A$1,000, A$2,000, and A$6,000 receive cash bonuses and free spins on the first five payments, totalling A$10,000 and 500 spins.

The qualifying amount is A$20, so you can pick a portion you’re comfortable with. I deposited A$600 on the first two deposits, A$400 on the third, A$300 on the fourth, and A$100 on the fifth, with matched bonuses ranging from 100% on the first and second to 20% on the fifth.

Note, the fifth one matches the least, but up to A$6,000, which still makes for a decent bonus. I had to wager my deposits once (1x) to receive the subsequent free spins each day, and I had just 7 days to complete the 40x wagering.

I cleared the wagering for each of the five bonuses on the last day of the bonus period, so I ultimately redeemed the entire package, and the bonus winnings were converted into withdrawable funds.

The maximum cashout limit from the deposit bonuses is A$5,000 on each of the five offers, and A$300 is the maximum win from the spins. I didn’t squeeze even close to those amounts, but that’s because I played moderately. Otherwise, these limits are pretty fair compared to similar bonuses out there, potentially giving back substantial returns on your purchase.

Still, unless your budget allows it, it may be a pretty busy few days for you to meet the wagering requirements within a week if you grab bigger portions.

At Slots Gallery, deposits of A$375 receive a 125% match up to A$7,500 plus 100 free spins. And claiming a bigger bonus here might actually be worth it. At least it was for me, as the maximum you can win with this offer is 10 times the bonus amount.

The time to satisfy the wagering requirements of 40x on the deposit bonus and free spin winnings is 5 days. Luckily, it’s a single deposit bonus rather than a series of bonuses, so it shouldn’t take more than a couple of hours of play.

Thanks to the higher amount I claimed, the maximum returns were increased, and with an allowed bet per spin of A$7.5, I managed to get some solid returns on a few good pokies.

I also played a few roulette tables but quickly returned to pokies, since it’s the only type of game that takes 100% of the wager into account. Just a heads-up, I launched one classic pokie but later realised that classic pokies contribute just 5% of the wagered amount.

During the bonus period, I played a few of the eligible pokies. Unfortunately, there’s no list of participating games, so I had to select a few before activating the bonus and check to make sure they weren’t restricted. I recommend you do the same and choose your games beforehand.

The Rolling Slots package felt a bit of an overkill for me at the beginning. I mean, the bonus isn’t that big compared to the minimum requirements. But alright, at least it includes 250 free spins on pokies and 3 Casino Coins.

The cash part of the bonus is smaller, starting with eligible deposits of A$450. I put down the minimum of A$450, and the casino matched it, so I started with an extra A$450 bonus, bringing my total starting bankroll to A$900 in bonus funds.

I got 50 free spins every day for five days straight, and honestly, I almost forgot to log in on the fourth day. This is why I prefer receiving free spins in bulk. That said, the rest of the terms were pretty good and fair: 10x maximum withdrawal on the cash bonus and A$8 maximum bonus bet.

This offer is only for your very first deposit and doesn’t need a code. If you forget to claim it the first time you deposit, you’ve missed out for good.

In terms of cash value, Wild Tokyo offers a smaller high roller bonus, but it’s still structured for a more extravagant spending style, with an A$500 purchase requirement. The deposit cap is ‘just’ A$2,500. It’s significantly lower than the A$4,500 first deposit bonus on DragonSlots, but it remains one of the most practical bonuses listed, with almost all terms being fair and user-friendly, except perhaps the 5-day bonus duration.

The bonus matches 100% of the deposited amount. I deposited the minimum of A$500 and started with A$1,000. I had to choose my games carefully, considering over 300 games are restricted by the bonus terms, which cost me a bit of time as the 5-day window to complete 40x wagering started ticking. The maximum wager per spin was set at A$8, which is the industry standard for bonuses.

The package also includes 3 Coins, which can be redeemed in the Achievements section. These coins were credited immediately after my first deposit. It’s important to claim this bonus on your very first Wild Tokyo deposit; if you miss out when making your initial payment or choose another bonus, this one becomes permanently unavailable.

The key to this one is to pick your games beforehand, before you even make a deposit. That way, you save precious time on searching for the best online pokies and start wagering immediately. A friendly reminder that only pokies contribute 100% of wagers toward the wagering requirements.

Here’s another solid welcome bonus if you plan to start with a larger deposit. I placed the A$500 minimum at HellSpin, but the 100% bonus will match deposits up to A$3,000.

The offer is pretty simple: doubling your deposit with 40x wagering. Here, I got 7 days for the cash bonus and just enough time to play it 40 times.

I learned my lesson from earlier deals and stuck only with pokies. Every time I wagered, the full amount was taken into account, which helped reduce the rollover faster. I do advise you to pick 3-4 pokies to cover the wagering beforehand. There are quite a few pokies that do not allow wagering with an active bonus.

The upside is that Hell Spin is one of the best Australian online casinos for pokies, boasting over 6,000. A few hundred of those are on the restricted list, but that still leaves thousands to choose from.

I suggest selecting quality games when you play with a bigger bonus. Look for ones with a good Return to Player (of over 96.5%), bonus rounds, multipliers, bonus buy pokies, and other features that can seriously boost your chances of a big win and a solid return.

The SkyCrown high roller offer is actually pretty similar to HellSpin’s deal, but there are a couple of key differences. First up is the deposit amount. While the HellSpin bonus requires a hefty A$500 deposit, the SkyCrown bonus only requires A$100 to get a 50% match.

The second big change from other high roller deals is the maximum bet per hand, which is capped at A$10. That’s a considerable jump from the A$7.50 or A$8 limits we’ve seen in other bonuses.

I had to use the special code HIGH5 while depositing to get the bonus. Starting with A $ 100 total, this was the easiest bonus of the whole bunch to clear. It wasn’t just because the bonus amount was smaller; that A$10 per hand bet limit delivered great payouts on more than a few occasions. This made it much simpler to complete the rollover on time and cash out about A$3,600 in winnings.

Bottom line is this was not only the cheapest of the 10 listed bonuses but also the most beneficial.

Slotozen’s high roller deal is presented as an exclusive offer, but it’s quite similar to the other promotions. When I first tried to claim this bonus, I found I wasn’t eligible. I hadn’t made any deposits on Slotozen yet, and the casino requires players to have deposited at least A$300 before qualifying for this deal.

I made two A$150 deposits in a short period to become eligible, and after I played through them, added another A$350, which earned me a bonus of around A$270. The 77% deposit match is a bit unusual, but it’s still a pretty generous bonus.

The smaller bonus needs less spending, but with a 50x wagering requirement, I had to put in quite a bit of effort. Even though I had 14 days to meet the rollover, clearing 50x can be pretty challenging, much more demanding than the typical 40x.

After about 13 hours of playing in a span of a few days, I finally cleared the wagering requirements. There’s one major difference between this and most other high roller casino offers here: this one is a standard fixture of Slotozen’s promotional page. That means it is available at all times and not just on the first deposit.