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Three Oshi codes, and the second-oldest copy on this site

Three bonus codes were read on an archived copy of the Oshi bonus terms taken on 10 August 2025, just under thirteen months before this page was written. That age is the first thing a reader deserves to be told.

Three bonus codes make Oshi the smallest of the five code lists on this site, and the copy they came from was archived on 10 August 2025, which makes it the second-oldest reading here. Both facts belong at the top rather than in the small print, because a short list from a stale copy is the easiest thing on the internet to dress up as current.

BitStarz prints no promo code on any page it publishes. Its bonus terms, read in full on 2 September 2026, describe how a code behaves — clause 3.26 — and set wagering at 40 times, a maximum stake of 5 EUR while wagering, seven days to finish, and a 100 EUR ceiling on winnings from a no-deposit bonus. Those clauses are the subject of this site. Where a code is printed here, the operator's own page is named beside it; codes circulating on comparison sites are not reproduced, because a code without a source is a rumour with a discount attached. An empty cell means the document was not read.
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The age of this reading

Every path tried at the operator’s domain answered a Netherlands server with one sentence on 2 September 2026: “It seems that Oshi is not available in your region.” The reach of that finding is one machine on one morning. It says nothing whatever about the reader of this page or about the operator’s markets at large, and it sits in a category of its own, apart from a document that opened and a document that was never located.

So the text came from the archive: a copy dated 10 August 2025, running to 26,403 characters, carrying its own line “Last Update: June 3, 2025”. Between the two dates and today sits well over a year, and a bonus page is among the more frequently rewritten documents an operator keeps. Only the Bitkingz copy, from November 2024, is older than this one. Everything below describes that copy, in the past tense it deserves.

The three codes

CodeWhat the copy prints beside itCopy dated
RELOADMaking a deposit, you have to use a bonus code RELOAD to receive the bonus10 August 2025
SILVERSilver bonus, on a deposit of 20 EUR or the listed equivalent10 August 2025
GOLDGold bonus, on a deposit of at least 30 EUR or the listed equivalent10 August 2025

The deposit thresholds are worth reading in full on the operator’s page, because each is followed by a currency list running to twenty entries, from 2,000 RUB through 0.00022 BTC to 120 TRX. The tiering is the point: ten euros separates the silver threshold from the gold one, and the string is what tells the cashier which of the two a deposit is buying.

RELOAD also happens to be the most crowded string in this set. Bitkingz printed a code by that name in its November 2024 copy, and Bets.io prints one on its live terms page today. Three operators, three unrelated offers, one word — which is a useful reminder that a promo code carries no identity of its own. Typed into the wrong cashier it is a word, and the terms it unlocks are whichever ones that operator has attached to it.

Headings, and what they cost a citation

Oshi builds its bonus terms out of section headings rather than a numbered scheme, exactly as Mirax does. Where BitStarz can be cited at clause 3.4 or 3.10 and the reader can find the line again in thirty seconds, an Oshi figure has to be cited as sitting under GENERAL BONUS RULES or under the deposit bonus section. Headings are furniture: they get renamed, merged and reordered, and a citation resting on one degrades every time the page is redesigned. Where a numbered clause exists in this set it is printed; where one does not, the heading stands in and the weakness is stated rather than papered over.

Forty times, in five days

Forty times, under the deposit bonus headings:

To wager the bonus / free spins result, you need to make bets for an amount 40 times the bonus / free spins result amount.

Forty puts Oshi level with BitStarz and Bets.io, in the middle of the eight multiples recorded for this site. The bet ceiling under the general rules is 5 EUR, followed by the same style of long currency list, from 450 INR to 90 TRX.

Where Oshi separates itself is the clock:

Bonus duration is 5 days. Free spin activation duration is 1 day, free spins duration and free spins result duration are 5 days.

Five days is the shortest bonus period recorded here, against seven at BitStarz and Bets.io and fourteen at Mirax and 7Bit. Put the multiple and the clock together and the shape of the offer appears: a 100 EUR bonus wants 4,000 EUR of turnover, at a ceiling of 5 EUR a round, inside five days. That is a floor of 800 rounds and an average of 160 a day for the full working week of the bonus. The multiple alone would have told a reader almost nothing about that, and the same lesson runs through where forty sits among the eight.

Five thousand, and a very wide household

Here Oshi is unusually generous on paper. The deposit bonus sections cap the cashout at 5,000 EUR, matching the absolute ceiling Bets.io sets at item 8 of its general terms — although Bets.io pairs its figure with a five-times-the-deposit limit that binds first for most deposits, and the Oshi copy states its 5,000 as a flat figure.

The one-per-customer rule is among the widest in this set, reaching family members, home address, email, IP address, telephone number, account number, card number, e-wallet, payment system account and a single electronic device. A household sharing a tablet is inside the wording of that sentence.

Three strings, one date

Thirteen months is long enough for a promotions page to be rebuilt from scratch, and this site makes no claim about whether any of the three still opens an offer. What survives the passage of time is the record itself: on 10 August 2025 an Oshi page carried these three strings, a requirement of forty times, a 5 EUR ceiling and a five-day clock. Why an archived string keeps its date is explained under one rule for printing a code, the six on the only older capture are at Bitkingz, the eight read live are at Mirax, and the BitStarz clauses standing where a code would be are quoted on the clause-by-clause reading.

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Questions people actually type

How old are these Oshi codes?
The copy behind them was archived on 10 August 2025, and the document itself carries a line reading Last Update: June 3, 2025. Of the five code lists on this site only the Bitkingz copy, from November 2024, is older. Thirteen months is long enough for a promotions page to be rewritten several times over, which is why the date is printed beside each of the three strings rather than tucked into a footnote.
How long does an Oshi bonus last?
Five days for the bonus and five days for free spins and their winnings, with a separate one-day window in which free spins have to be activated at all. Five days is the shortest bonus clock recorded for this site, against seven at BitStarz and Bets.io and fourteen at Mirax and 7Bit, and it runs alongside a requirement of forty times the bonus.
Why does this page cite headings instead of clause numbers?
The Oshi bonus document is built from section headings rather than a numbered scheme, in the same way the Mirax terms are. Every figure below therefore carries the heading it sat under and the date of the copy it was read from. A heading is a weaker address than a number, because headings get renamed and merged between revisions while a clause number tends to survive them.