OJOplus is the offer at PlayOJO that matches this search, and it is aimed at existing players, not newcomers. The wagering condition is No wagering. The terms table above shows the remaining conditions, so check it before you act. T&Cs apply.
How the OJOplus offer works

The key point about OJOplus is its wagering condition: No wagering. A wagering requirement is the number of times a bonus must be staked before you can withdraw what it produces. Here the requirement is No wagering, so that step does not apply. This is the main reason the offer deserves a look, and it is the part of the terms you can rely on without further reading.
The audience matters as much as the wagering. OJOplus is for existing players. That separates it from the sign-up offers, which are written for people opening an account. If you already have an account at PlayOJO, this is the page for you. If you do not, the sign up page is the place to begin.
Two other offers at PlayOJO are aimed at new players. The first is 80 Free Spins - No Wagering, covered on the welcome bonus page. The second is 50 Free Spins (direct sign-up welcome offer), which you can read about on the sign up bonus page. Both are for people joining, so they do not compete with OJOplus: which one applies depends on whether you already hold an account. T&Cs apply to both.
The way to read the three offers side by side is by who they are for and what they ask. OJOplus asks for No wagering. The welcome offer asks for a minimum deposit of £10. Neither of those is a reason to prefer one over the other, because they serve different players. What helps is knowing which group you belong to, and then reading the terms that belong to it.
If you plan to put money in, the deposits page covers the payment side. The terms table above is the place to check whether OJOplus carries any requirement beyond the wagering condition.
18+ · T&Cs apply
What can cost you the offer

Most lost bonuses come from conditions that were visible but unread. With OJOplus, the first thing to do is open the terms table above and the terms and conditions page before you deposit. These are the points worth checking in the full terms:
- the minimum deposit, if the offer needs one;
- how long the offer remains valid;
- any limit on the stake per bet while the offer is in use;
- which games take part in the offer;
- whether a code is needed.
Each of these can decide whether the offer works as you expect, and each is set in the full terms of the offer. Do not assume that a point you cannot see does not exist: read it before you deposit.
Another common mistake is treating the lack of wagering as the lack of any conditions. The wagering condition is No wagering, and that says nothing about the other terms. The bonus code page covers codes in general. T&Cs apply.
A last mistake is mixing up offers. OJOplus is for existing players. The sign-up offers are for new accounts. Taking the wrong offer for your situation means reading the wrong terms.
Is it worth taking

OJOplus suits an existing PlayOJO player who prefers an offer with No wagering to one with a staking requirement attached. That is a clear advantage over offers that ask you to stake a bonus several times. It suits you less if you are not yet a customer, because the offer is not written for new accounts. In that case the welcome bonus page is the better start, and the terms there are the ones that apply to you. It also suits you less if you want every condition settled before you decide, because the full terms are where the detail sits.
The honest downside is that a bonus with no wagering still comes with other conditions, and you only know them once you have read the terms. Any deposit you make is your own money, so pay in only an amount you can afford to lose, and treat the offer as a small extra, not a reason to deposit more. The safer gambling page lists the tools available if you want to set limits.
For a quick decision: if you already have an account, read the terms and take the offer if the conditions suit you. If you do not have one, begin with the sign-up pages. T&Cs apply.

