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Welcome Offer: 100% First Deposit Bonus up to ₹10,000

We match your first deposit, rupee for rupee. Here's exactly how it works.

Written by Jacob

New to Lukycricket? Your first deposit is matched 100%, up to ₹10,000 in bonus funds.

The offer at a glance

  • Bonus: 100% of your first deposit, up to ₹10,000.

  • Minimum deposit: ₹100.

  • Who: new customers only — one bonus per customer, account, household, IP, and payment method.

  • Opt-in required: you must opt in to promotions before depositing. Bonus funds are then credited automatically after a qualifying deposit.

  • Promo code: an enhanced offer may be available with a promo code during selected campaigns — the offer page will say so.

How to claim it

  • Sign up and complete your profile (verification may be required before the bonus is credited).

  • Opt in to promotions — before you deposit. This step catches most people out.

  • Deposit ₹100 or more via UPI.

  • Your bonus lands automatically, matching your deposit up to ₹10,000.

Unlocking the bonus (wagering)

Before the bonus converts to withdrawable cash you must wager 5x the bonus amount on sports bets, with every qualifying selection at odds of 1.40 or higher, within 30 days.

Worked example: deposit ₹5,000 → receive ₹5,000 bonus → balance ₹10,000. To unlock, place ₹25,000 in qualifying sports bets (5 × ₹5,000) at odds 1.40+, within 30 days.

The rules that matter

  • Withdrawals are blocked until wagering is complete. Withdrawing early forfeits the bonus and any winnings made with it — the app warns you before you confirm.

  • Promotional bets don't count toward wagering.

  • Casino play wagers at 30x. Not every casino game contributes equally — some slots or table games may contribute less or be excluded.

  • Opposite betting, arbitrage, or duplicate accounts cancel the bonus — see Bonus Rules & Fair Play.

  • The exact offer can vary by country, currency, payment method, and campaign, and may be changed or withdrawn at any time. The offer page always shows the current terms.

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