Galactic wins casino — RTP, fees and caps as a cost of play in New Zealand (2026)

What This Value Guide Delivers

The operators that give New Zealand players the most for their money are the ones where the house edge, the fees and the payout caps add up to the smallest total cost per hour of play — and on current figures that points towards low-fee wallets, sub-3% effective wagering drag and operators such as Wildz, PlayOJO and Royal Panda, whose published terms leave less to the fine print. This page works through the arithmetic rather than the advertising. Wagering is what decides an offer's real value — our best online casino bonus NZ rundown compares the terms side by side. Before committing money it is worth running the checks in our safe online casino NZ comparison.

Instead of ranking brands on design or reputation, the guide treats every casino as a price list. A spin of the reels carries three separate costs: the theoretical edge built into the game, the transaction cost of moving money in and out, and the caps or expiry dates that limit how much of a bonus you can actually convert. Add them together and you get a cost of play you can compare across KingBilly, SkyCity, JackpotCity, Spin Casino, Ruby Fortune, Jonny Jackpot, Royal Panda, Wildz, PlayOJO and Casino Days. Welcome packages across these operators are compared in the best casino bonus NZ guide. What a fixed deposit buys at each operator is compared in the online pokies NZ guide.

• The entry and exit costs of a typical NZD account
• What fixed deposit amounts realistically buy at each operator
• How RTP, fees and caps combine into one comparable figure
• The quiet leaks: currency conversion, minimums and dormant-account rules
• Loyalty and cashback expressed as percentages, not tier names
• A worked break-even calculation for a normal session

The Cheapest Way In and the Cheapest Way Out

Getting money into an account is rarely where the cost sits. Most New Zealand-facing operators, including Wildz, PlayOJO and Casino Days, process card and wallet deposits without charging the player a fee, and the minimum entry point across the ten operators on this page generally sits between NZ$10 and NZ$20, with the occasional $1 deposit casino NZ promotion appearing as a limited campaign rather than a standing term. The exit is different: withdrawal minimums, pending windows and identity checks are where operators differ most, and where a careless choice costs real money. If the entry cost matters more than the offer size, our $1 deposit casino NZ rundown ranks the same sites by it. Offers that need no deposit at all are compared in our king billy casino no deposit bonus comparison.

Minimum Deposits and Entry Points

Before you fund an account, three numbers decide whether the entry is cheap or expensive: the minimum deposit, the minimum qualifying deposit for any bonus, and the minimum bet the games accept. If a NZ$10 minimum deposit qualifies for a welcome offer but the bonus terms require NZ$20, your effective entry cost doubles the moment you opt in. The smallest workable deposits are compared in our minimum deposit $1 get $20 NZ rundown. What happens when something goes wrong is covered in our Bitcoin casinos rundown.

• Minimum deposit per transaction: typically NZ$10–NZ$20 across this operator set
• Minimum bonus-qualifying deposit: often NZ$10 higher than the deposit minimum
• Minimum table stake: commonly NZ$0.10–NZ$1.00 on pokies
• Minimum withdrawal: frequently NZ$10–NZ$20, occasionally NZ$50 on bank transfers

Getting Money Back Out

The cheapest way out is almost always the same method you used to come in, because anti-money-laundering rules push operators to return funds to the source. Wallet withdrawals at PlayOJO and Wildz are commonly processed fastest, with pending periods that run from 0 to around 24 hours depending on the operator and your verification status; card withdrawals sit in a 1–3 business day band once approved, and bank transfers can add another 1–3 days on top. A pending window matters less than it looks — the real cost appears only when verification documents are requested mid-withdrawal, which can add 24–72 hours the first time. The scoring behind this order is explained in the best online casino NZ reviews guide. What happens when something goes wrong is covered in the skycity online casino page.

What a Fixed Deposit Buys at Each Operator

A deposit is not a single purchase; it converts into playing time, bonus value and withdrawal flexibility at different rates depending on the operator's terms. The comparison table above lists the current windows and limits for each brand, so this section translates those figures into what a fixed amount actually buys. What a real-money session actually costs is compared in the online pokies real money NZ guide. What a fixed deposit buys at each operator is compared in the play free pokies page.

A NZ$20 Deposit in Practice

At NZ$20 you are at or just above the entry minimum at most of the ten operators. On pokies staked at NZ$0.40 per spin, that is 50 spins of base-game play before any bonus consideration. Where a 100% match applies — the standard structure at JackpotCity, Spin Casino and Ruby Fortune — the same NZ$20 becomes NZ$40 of playable balance, but the matched half is usually locked behind wagering of 35x to 50x the bonus amount, which means NZ$700 to NZ$1,000 of turnover before the bonus funds release. At a NZ$0.40 stake that is 1,750 to 2,500 spins — playing time, but time you cannot cash out early. The cost of play is broken down in our casumo casino rundown.

A NZ$100 Deposit in Practice

At NZ$100 the picture changes because you clear most operators' maximum bonus caps. A 100% match capped at NZ$100 or NZ$200 behaves identically at this deposit level, so the differentiator shifts to wagering multiples and game weighting rather than headline percentages. Royal Panda and Jonny Jackpot style offers typically attach 35x wagering to the bonus, while some brands apply the multiple to deposit plus bonus — a difference that roughly doubles the required turnover and is the single most important number to check on any promotion page. Offers that need no deposit at all are compared in our best online casino NZ free spins no deposit comparison.

• 100% match at NZ$100 with 35x bonus wagering: NZ$3,500 turnover required
• Same offer at 35x deposit-plus-bonus: NZ$7,000 turnover required
• At NZ$1.00 per spin, that is 3,500 versus 7,000 spins of eligible play
• Typical completion window: 7 to 30 days before the bonus expires

RTP, Fees and Caps: The Full Cost of Play

Most reviews stop at RTP. That is a mistake, because the true cost of an hour of play is the game edge plus every fee and cap that touches your balance. A pokie returning 96% RTP costs you NZ$4 per NZ$100 turned over in the long run; a 2.5% currency conversion fee on a NZ$100 deposit costs NZ$2.50 before a single spin; a NZ$10 withdrawal fee on a NZ$50 cashout adds another 20%. Priced this way, two operators advertising the same games can differ by 3–5% in total cost. What a fixed deposit buys at each operator is compared in the spinz guide.

How RTP Converts to Cost

RTP is a long-run theoretical figure, not a session promise. At 96% RTP and NZ$600 of total turnover in an evening, the expected cost is NZ$24 — but a real session lands somewhere between a total loss and a doubling, and volatility decides the spread. What RTP does reliably is let you compare games: a 97% title costs a quarter less per dollar turned over than a 94% title, and over thousands of spins that gap dominates every other line item. Getting the money back out is a subject of its own — the best online casino payouts guide covers withdrawal speed and limits.

Fee Types to Watch

Fees arrive in more disguises than players expect. Deposit fees are rare among these ten operators; the common charges sit on the exit side and on the currency side.

• Withdrawal fees: NZ$0–NZ$10 depending on operator and method
• Currency conversion: 1.5%–3% where the account runs in a non-NZD currency
• Bank transfer charges: sometimes NZ$10–NZ$25, charged by the receiving bank
• Inactive account administration fees: typically NZ$5–NZ$10 per month after 12 months of inactivity

Caps That Quietly Limit Value

Caps are the least visible cost. Bonus maximums limit how much of a match you receive; maximum bet rules — commonly NZ$5 per spin while wagering — can void winnings if breached; and maximum conversion clauses sometimes cap what a bonus balance can turn into at, say, 10x the bonus amount. A NZ$500 deposit matched at 100% but capped at NZ$200 means you are playing the second NZ$300 at full cost with no added value, which changes the arithmetic of whether the deposit is worth splitting across two operators. What happens when something goes wrong is covered in our leovegas NZ comparison.

Where the Money Leaks: Fees, Minimums and Dormant Accounts

Beyond the headline costs, three leaks drain balances invisibly: conversion spreads on non-NZD accounts, minimum-withdrawal thresholds that strand small balances, and dormant-account terms that levy monthly charges on money you forgot about. Each is easy to avoid once you know the shape of it, yet across a year of casual play these three items can cost more than the house edge on a modest bankroll. Whether a newer operator is worth the risk is covered in the best new online casino NZ guide.

Currency Conversion and Account Currency

Always set the account currency to NZD where the operator offers it. KingBilly, SkyCity and Casino Days all support NZD accounts, which eliminates the 1.5%–3% conversion spread entirely; on a NZ$2,000 annual deposit volume, that saving is NZ$30–NZ$60 for a one-time settings choice. If an operator only runs USD or EUR, the conversion cost is real but should be weighed against whatever the operator offers in return, such as lower wagering multiples or a wider live casino catalogue.

Dormant Account Terms

Dormant-account fees are the leak that surprises people most. Many operators begin charging an administration fee — commonly around NZ$5 per month — after 12 months with no login or transaction. A forgotten NZ$80 balance can therefore halve in under two years. Before registering, read the inactive-account clause in the terms; the ten operators on this page handle dormancy differently, and the difference between a warning period and an immediate monthly charge is the difference between reclaiming your balance and donating it. How each site behaves on mobile is measured in best mobile online casino NZ.

• Check the dormancy threshold: 6, 12 or 24 months of inactivity
• Check the fee: NZ$0 to NZ$10 monthly once triggered
• Check whether small balances below the withdrawal minimum are forfeited outright
• Set a calendar reminder to log in before the threshold — one login usually resets the clock

Loyalty and Cashback as Real Percentages

Loyalty programmes are usually marketed as tiers with names, but the only meaningful translation is into percentages of turnover returned. A programme that grants points at 1 per NZ$10 wagered, where 100 points converts to NZ$1, returns 0.1% of turnover — pleasant, but negligible next to a 96.5% RTP. Cashback offers differ: a genuine 10% cashback on net losses, credited as withdrawable cash rather than bonus funds, is worth roughly 0.3–0.5% of total turnover for a typical player and is one of the few promotions whose value survives contact with the terms. Response times and escalation routes are measured in the Christchurch casino online page.

Reading Cashback Terms Properly

PlayOJO built its reputation on rewards without wagering attached, and that model is the benchmark: whatever percentage the promotion states, check whether the credited amount arrives as real money or as bonus funds subject to 35x wagering. A "20% cashback" paid as bonus money with heavy wagering is frequently worth less than a "5% cashback" paid as cash. Also check the cap — many cashback offers max out at NZ$50–NZ$200 per period — and the loss definition, since some operators calculate it on net losses only and exclude jackpot wins from the calculation. There is more on this in the online slots NZ guide.

• Cash paid with no wagering: full stated value, e.g. 10% of NZ$200 net loss = NZ$20 withdrawable
• Bonus cashback at 35x wagering: effective value roughly halved or worse after weighting
• Typical caps: NZ$50–NZ$200 per weekly or monthly period
• Points-based loyalty: commonly 0.05%–0.2% of turnover returned

Break-Even Arithmetic for a Typical Session

Players rarely see the numbers assembled in one place, so here is a complete session costed end to end. Assume a NZ$50 deposit into an NZD account at an operator with no deposit fee, played on pokies at 96% RTP, staked at NZ$0.50 per spin, with a NZ$2 wallet withdrawal fee at cashout and no bonus taken. Who runs these sites is covered in our NZ betting sites comparison.

A Worked Session

At NZ$0.50 per spin over three hours of casual play, a typical pace is roughly 400–600 spins, or NZ$200–NZ$300 of turnover. At 96% RTP the expected cost of that turnover is NZ$8–NZ$12. Add the NZ$2 withdrawal fee and the all-in expected cost of the evening is NZ$10–NZ$14 — call it 20–28% of the original deposit, spread across three hours of entertainment. The same session with a NZ$100 deposit at a brand charging a 2.5% conversion fee because the account runs in EUR adds NZ$2.50 of pure transaction cost before play begins. For more context, see our jackpot city NZ comparison.

• Turnover: NZ$200–NZ$300 at NZ$0.50 per spin
• Expected RTP cost at 96%: NZ$8–NZ$12
• Withdrawal fee: NZ$0–NZ$2 with a wallet; up to NZ$10 by bank transfer
• All-in expected cost: roughly NZ$10–NZ$14 per session, before variance
• With a 97% RTP game instead: cost falls to NZ$6–NZ$9 — the cheapest single improvement available

This is why game selection outweighs operator selection for most players. The gap between a 94% and a 97% pokie is three times the size of the gap between the cheapest and most expensive withdrawal fee among these ten brands.

How Bonuses Change the Real Price of Play

A bonus is a discount on turnover, but only under conditions. The mechanics matter more than the headline: wagering multiples, game weighting, expiry windows and maximum bet rules each move the effective value. Anyone comparing offers on our best online casino NZ pages should read them the way an accountant would — as a percentage discount applied to a required turnover figure, not as free money.

Wagering in Numbers

Take a NZ$100 bonus at 35x: NZ$3,500 of eligible turnover stands between the bonus and a cashable balance. With a NZ$0.50 stake that is 7,000 spins; at a faster NZ$1.00 stake, 3,500 spins. If the bonus expires in 14 days, you need roughly 250 spins per day to clear it — feasible for a regular player, unrealistic for a weekend-only one. An expiry window you cannot meet converts the bonus from a discount into a forfeit, which is why smaller bonuses with shorter multiples often deliver more real value than large ones. The related figures are collected in the online poker page.

Game Weighting and Contribution

Weighting decides which games count towards wagering. Most operators weight pokies at 100% and table games at 5–10%, with some live casino titles contributing 0%. A player who clears a NZ$3,500 wagering requirement on blackjack weighted at 10% must actually turn over NZ$35,000 at the tables — a tenfold difference hidden in one line of the terms. Before accepting any offer, check the weighting table; the permitted games list matters as much as the multiple. This is picked up again in our Trustpilot NZ comparison.

• Pokies: usually 100% contribution
• Classic table games: typically 5–10%
• Live dealer tables: often 0–10% and sometimes excluded entirely
• Video poker: commonly 5–20% where offered at all

Payment Methods and Their True Cost

The payment rail you choose is a cost decision as much as a convenience one. Across KingBilly, SkyCity, JackpotCity, Spin Casino, Ruby Fortune, Jonny Jackpot, Royal Panda, Wildz, PlayOJO and Casino Days, the pattern is consistent: cards and wallets are fee-free on deposits, bank transfers carry the highest withdrawal minimums, and wallets deliver the fastest exit once approval is granted. We take “what NZ online casino is best for slots?” apart on a separate page.

Cards and Bank Transfers

Visa and Mastercard deposits clear instantly and rarely carry operator fees, but card withdrawals depend on your bank's processing pace — commonly 1–3 business days after the operator approves the payment. Bank transfers suit large cashouts, with limits that can reach NZ$10,000 or more per transaction, but expect the highest minimums (often NZ$50) and the possibility of a receiving-bank charge in the NZ$10–NZ$25 range. Recently launched sites are assessed separately in the new online casinos NZ guide.

Wallets and Apple Pay

E-wallets remain the cheapest exit for most players: minimum withdrawals as low as NZ$10, pending windows of 0–24 hours, and no receiving fees. Apple Pay works for deposits at several of these operators where supported, combining card-level speed with device-level authentication, but — as with most card-rail methods — it is deposit-focused, and withdrawals route back to a linked card rather than through the wallet itself. Players comparing where this matters can also consult our best mobile online casino NZ coverage, since wallet support differs more between mobile and desktop cashiers than any other feature.

• E-wallets: NZ$10 minimums, 0–24 hour pending, fastest overall exit
• Cards: instant deposits, 1–3 business day withdrawals, generally no operator fee
• Bank transfer: NZ$50+ minimums, potential NZ$10–NZ$25 receiving charges, best for large amounts
• Prepaid vouchers: deposit-only, so plan a separate withdrawal rail from the start

Withdrawal Windows and Pending Periods

Every operator on this page runs some form of pending period — a window between your withdrawal request and its approval during which the request can be reversed. The table above lists the current windows per brand. Pending times across this operator set generally run 0–24 hours for wallets, 1–3 business days for cards after approval, and up to 5 business days end-to-end for bank transfers at the slower end. Weekly withdrawal caps are the other limiter: several operators cap cashouts at NZ$5,000–NZ$10,000 per week, which only matters after a large win but is worth knowing before you stake anything on a progressive jackpot. A separate page, top online casinos NZ, goes into this in detail.

Verification Timing

Identity verification is a one-time cost paid in hours, not dollars, and it is a legal requirement rather than an obstacle. Operators typically request photo ID, proof of address and proof of payment ownership before the first significant withdrawal; standard review runs 24–72 hours when documents are supplied in one go. Submitting everything upfront at registration is the single most effective way to avoid a multi-day stall on your first cashout, and our best online casino NZ fast withdrawal page explains which operators process documents fastest.

Volatility and Bankroll Planning

Volatility does not change the expected cost of play — a 96% RTP title costs the same long-run amount whether it pays little and often or rarely and large — but it changes the shape of your session and the risk of ruin. High-volatility pokies can consume a NZ$50 bankroll in 200 spins without a feature landing; low-volatility titles on the same bankroll stretch to 500–800 spins with frequent small returns. Choosing between them is choosing between a lottery shape and an entertainment shape, and the right answer depends on what you want the session to feel like. The same operators are compared from a different angle in the PayPal casino NZ guide.

Matching Volatility to Budget

A practical rule of thumb: size your stake so the bankroll covers at least 200–300 spins, because most bonus features on modern five-reel games trigger roughly once per 100–250 spins. A NZ$50 bankroll therefore suits stakes of NZ$0.15–NZ$0.25 on high-volatility reels, or NZ$0.50–NZ$1.00 on low-volatility ones. Stake above that range and you are likely to exhaust the bankroll before the features that carry the RTP ever arrive — which effectively raises your cost of play without changing a single term. What happens when something goes wrong is covered in our spin city casino comparison.

• High volatility: 200+ spins of cover needed; features land rarely but pay heavily
• Low volatility: shorter sessions survive; frequent small wins sustain the balance
• Mixed lobbies at Wildz and Casino Days let you switch between both in one session
• Free demo modes let you feel the variance before risking a cent

Verified Figures Versus Editorial Judgement

A word on method, because value comparisons attract confident nonsense. Every operator-specific number on this page comes from published terms and the comparison table above; where a figure differs between operators or changes over time, we say so as a range. Where the data is silent — for example, how quickly a particular support team resolves a payment query — we write about the category instead of inventing a measurement, and we have not run timed trials or test accounts to produce this guide. Judgements about which structure suits which player are editorial, clearly separated from the published figures, and readers comparing our best online casino NZ real money recommendations should treat the tables as the evidence and the prose as interpretation.

• Published terms and limits: verified against operator documentation
• Ranges where terms vary: stated as ranges, never averaged into false precision
• Player-experience claims: editorial judgement, not derived from testing
• Changing promotions: always confirm current terms on the operator's own page

The same discipline applies to the wider directory: whether the question is what NZ online casino is best for high rollers? or simply which lobby lists your favourite reels, the answer should always be traceable to a published term rather than a vibe. It also applies to neighbours in kind — our NZ betting sites and online poker guides follow the identical figure-first format.

Account Setup, Verification and Time Costs

Opening an account costs nothing in money but some in minutes, and doing it properly the first time is what keeps your first withdrawal fast. Registration across these ten operators follows the same pattern: personal details, contact confirmation, and — before significant cashouts — document verification. Allocate about ten minutes for signup and have a phone handy for the confirmation code. Deposit limits decide what the withdrawal minimums mean in practice: our 5 dollar deposit casino comparison.

1. Choose the account currency as NZD where offered.
2. Register with details exactly matching your ID documents.
3. Confirm your mobile number with the code sent by SMS.
4. Upload ID and proof of address at your convenience, ideally before depositing.
5. Set deposit and loss limits in the responsible gaming section immediately.
6. Check the cashier's minimums before making your first deposit.

Verification Steps Worth Doing Early

The documents requested almost never vary: government-issued photo ID, a utility bill or bank statement under three months old, and a screenshot or photo of the card or wallet used to deposit (with middle digits covered as instructed). Supplying all three together rather than one at a time compresses the review into a single 24–72 hour window instead of three consecutive ones. Verification is a consumer protection and anti-money-laundering norm — treating it as routine paperwork rather than friction is both accurate and faster. What a fixed deposit buys at each operator is compared in our royal Vegas rundown.

Mobile Play and Where Costs Shift

Playing on a phone changes convenience, not mathematics: the RTP, the wagering multiples and the fees are identical across devices, because the same account and the same game servers sit underneath. What does shift is behaviour — shorter sessions, smaller stakes, and a greater tendency to accept bonus notifications without reading them. HTML5 games adapt reels and controls to smaller screens, and features such as Turbo Spin and Auto Spin remain available in the mobile cashier and lobby of most of these operators. Response times and escalation routes are measured in the Christchurch casino online pokies page.

Mobile Bonus Differences

App-only or mobile-only promotions exist at some brands but are rarer than they used to be; the more common mobile difference is a maximum bet control that is easier to breach accidentally on a small screen, where a slip between NZ$0.50 and NZ$5.00 takes one tap. While a bonus is active, double-check the stake field on every game switch — voided winnings from a maximum-bet breach are the most common self-inflicted loss in mobile play, and no operator refunds them. The cost of play is broken down in our online gambling NZ rundown.

New Account Versus Established Account

The cheapest period of your gambling life is usually the first few weeks, and understanding why helps you plan rather than get swept along. New accounts qualify for welcome packages; established accounts qualify for reloads, cashback and loyalty. The welcome package at most of these ten operators spans a first and second deposit — a structure worth planning for, since claiming 100% on deposit one and 50% on deposit two usually beats maxing out either alone. What happens when something goes wrong is covered in cosmo casino.

Bonus Terms for New Accounts

Read three things before opting in: the wagering multiple and what it applies to (bonus only versus deposit plus bonus), the expiry window measured in days, and the list of excluded payment methods — some operators exclude certain e-wallet or prepaid deposits from bonus eligibility entirely. A bonus you cannot claim because of your deposit method is not a discount at all. Once the welcome period ends, value shifts to the standing promotions page, and the cashback arithmetic from the loyalty section above becomes the metric that matters. The cost of play is broken down in the wildz casino guide.

Responsible Budgeting in New Zealand

None of the arithmetic on this page works unless the budget behind it is honest. The cost-of-play figures above assume money you can lose without it touching rent, bills or food; pokies and casino games are chance-based entertainment, and no strategy changes the mathematical outcome of a spin. Treat the numbers as the price of a night out, decide that price in advance, and stop when the session budget or the session timer runs out — whichever comes first.

• Set a fixed entertainment budget per week or month and never exceed it
• Use deposit limits in your account settings before the first deposit
• Set a session timer and take breaks away from the screen
• Never gamble with borrowed money or money earmarked for essentials
• Avoid chasing losses — the next spin is independent of the last
• Use time-outs or self-exclusion when control feels difficult

Where to Find Free Support

New Zealand's Gambling Helpline offers free, confidential support around the clock by phone on 0800 654 655 and by text on 8006, with specialist services available for Māori and Pasifika communities, young people and anyone dealing with gambling-related debt. Every operator listed on this page provides account-level tools — deposit limits, loss limits, reality checks, time-outs and self-exclusion — and using them early is far easier than unwinding a problem later. For what is available before funding an account, see the no deposit bonus casino page.

When a Larger Deposit Makes Sense

Larger deposits change which costs dominate. Below NZ$100, fees and minimums are the biggest variable; above NZ$500, withdrawal caps, bonus maximums and table limits take over. A NZ$500 deposit matched at 100% capped at NZ$200 means NZ$300 plays at full price, so splitting the deposit across two operators with separate welcome offers frequently extracts more total value than concentrating it in one. High-stakes players should also confirm weekly withdrawal caps before playing, since a cap discovered after a big win is an expensive lesson. The cost of play is broken down in wheelz casino.

High-Roller Considerations

For players turning over four figures per session, the value levers reorder entirely: VIP cashback percentages, personalised reload terms and raised withdrawal limits matter more than welcome offers, and the loyalty section's percentage arithmetic becomes the primary comparison tool. It is also worth asking a support team directly about higher weekly limits before depositing large amounts — several operators on this page handle raised caps on request once verification is complete. Our broader casino games and video poker guides cover the table-side equivalents, where limits and edge differ again from the pokies-focused figures here.

Final Word on Getting the Most for Your Money

Value in New Zealand online gambling is not a slogan; it is three numbers you can actually check. Pick NZD accounts to delete conversion spread, choose a wallet rail to cut the exit cost to near zero, and select games at 96.5% RTP or better to shrink the largest line item of all. Then read the bonus terms before opting in, size your stake to survive the volatility, and keep the session arithmetic honest. Do those five things and the total cost of an evening's play among KingBilly, SkyCity, JackpotCity, Spin Casino, Ruby Fortune, Jonny Jackpot, Royal Panda, Wildz, PlayOJO and Casino Days drops by several percent — which, compounded across a year of play, is worth more than any single welcome bonus on the market. What a fixed deposit buys at each operator is compared in skycity casino Auckland.