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LeoVegas is combining being an active customer with being a social media superfan with their latest campaign offering you 50 free spins.
All it takes is a Facebook comment and you are in with a shot of being the lucky customer. Keep reading to find out everything you need to know.
LeoVegas’ newest bonus is unlike most other bonuses with this one not based on a betting requirement or deposit amounts. Instead, this bonus comes down to social media interactions instead.
All it requires is for you to navigate to the correct post on the LeoVegas Facebook page, leave a comment and hope the luck of the draw works out in your favour.
1: First of all you must already have an open LeoVegas account.
2: Like the LeoVegas Facebook page.
3: There are three options of post on the Facebook page depending on what is highlighted this week.
Option 1: It may be a Game of the Week post.
Option 2: It may be an Early Release post.
Option 3: It may be an Exclusive Game post.
4: Like whichever post it is and leave a comment with your LeoVegas nickname.
5: Be entered into the draw to have a chance of winning.
Your 50 free spins will differ in value each week due to the changing of the game involved each time.
Your free spins will be added to your account within 72 hours and must be activated in-game within seven days.
The 50 free spins you receive have no wagering requirements and neither do any winnings you receive from them.
You can only enter once and receiving a number of likes on your comment does not increase your chance as it is drawn randomly.
Users must be 18+. If you are having trouble with gambling then help and advice can be found at begambleaware.org. Please Play Responsibly.
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