Flush Review Canada

Our Flush review

Flush is the rakeback site on this page rather than the bonus one. It credits rakeback every thirty minutes of play, with no wagering attached to it and no expiry on the balance, so over a long session it accumulates into something you can simply withdraw instead of something you have to work off. A $10,000 weekly race runs alongside it. Our withdrawal was paid in 24 minutes.

The welcome offer deserves plainer description than it usually gets. It spreads across three deposits to a maximum of $3,000, and there are two ways into the first tier: 100% up to $200 from a $10 minimum at 30x, or 150% up to $1,500 if you fund with $200 or more, at 35x. The second and third tiers match at 75% and 50%, both up to $750 and both at 35x. The figure that actually decides how hard this is to finish is not the multiplier but what it applies to: Flush counts turnover against your deposit and the bonus together rather than the bonus alone, which makes 30x here a heavier requirement than the 40x quoted by the sites on this page that count the bonus only. There are thirty days to clear it, stakes are held between $0.20 and $5 while it runs, and no free spins come attached.

The library is where Flush costs itself a place or two. The site lists past 4,000 games from more than 30 studios including Pragmatic Play, Evolution and Hacksaw Gaming, which is respectable rather than deep, and the live floor is small enough that at peak we were choosing between tables rather than picking one. The contribution rates are worth a glance before you start: slots count in full, tables and live dealer at ten percent, and the in-house originals at five.