Bonus types explained — and what is evidenced for this brand
This page explains how bonus types work at crypto casinos and what each one costs in turnover. For the brand name Filth Casino not a single figure is evidenced: the check on 14 October 2026 found that the domain recorded for the brand now runs an adult streaming platform and that the other variants of the name do not exist. The 70% rakeback, $500 deposit bonus, 100 free spins and "Hacksaw boosts" stated here before had no source and have been removed.
Rakeback: the one bonus type with arithmetic of its own
Rakeback returns a share of the house edge. At a 1% edge with a 70% return, 0.3% of turnover remains a cost: 10,000 EUR of turnover costs an expected 30 EUR instead of 100. Calculated on the stake instead, the same percentage would mean 7,000 EUR back — a figure no operator pays. So a percentage without a stated basis tells you nothing yet.
Deposit bonus: the turnover decides, not the headline
A 100% bonus up to 500 EUR at 35x wagering means 17,500 EUR of stakes before anything is withdrawable. At a 96% payout rate that is roughly 700 EUR of expected loss along the way. Three details decide: the multiple, the basis (bonus only, or deposit plus bonus) and the deadline. If one is missing, the offer cannot be evaluated.
No-deposit bonus: the honest answer
"No deposit" offers are rare and small, and they exist only where an operator states them in its own terms. If you meet such an offer attached to a brand name with no operator behind it, it is what it looks like: affiliate advertising promising something nobody has committed to.
Free spins: count, spin value, condition
The count says the least. 100 spins at 0.10 EUR are 10 EUR of play; with 35x wagering on the winnings from them, little tends to survive. Three things are checkable: the spin value, the wagering condition on the winnings, and the list of games the spins are valid on.
Offers for existing players
Reload bonuses, cashback, tournaments and time-limited boosts on individual studios are usual in this industry. Whether they ever ran under this brand name cannot be checked — there is no page with terms. What can always be checked is how a programme does its arithmetic, and whether the return exceeds the cost of the turnover that triggers it.
Frequently asked questions
How big is this brand’s welcome bonus?
Not evidenced. There is no operator page where an offer would be stated; the figures given here before had no source.
Is there a no-deposit bonus?
None is evidenced for this brand name. Where such an offer appears with this name, it is affiliate advertising, not an operator’s commitment.
What does 35x wagering mean?
On a 500 EUR bonus it is 17,500 EUR of stakes before withdrawal — at a 96% rate, roughly 700 EUR of expected loss along the way.
How do you spot an offer that cannot be evaluated?
When the multiple, the basis or the deadline is missing. Then the price of the bonus cannot be calculated — and that is a statement about the operator.