Promo Codes for SA Betting Sites — Every Current Sign-Up Code

Mzansi Betting Sites team · Last updated 1 October 2026

Most sign-up offers at licensed South African betting sites need no promo code at all: you register, verify, and the bonus is applied. A few do ask for a code, and those are listed below with the code the bookmaker publishes. If a bookmaker is not in the code table, its current welcome offer does not need one as far as we know.

Current promo codes at SA bookmakers

That is 1 of the 16 bookmakers we track. Codes are case-sensitive at some bookmakers, so type them exactly as shown.

Registration offers and their codes

No-deposit offers are where codes turn up most. Some are automatic, some are tied to a code, and some are only available through partner websites. Here is every current registration offer in the bookmaker's own words; where a code is needed, the terms say so:

Which offers need no code

The majority. At most licensed bookmakers, the welcome bonus is either applied automatically when you make your first deposit, or you tick a box to opt in during registration or in the cashier. The full list of welcome offers, code or not, is on our sign-up bonus comparison.

If you see a site claiming that a bookmaker's standard welcome offer needs a secret code, be sceptical. At best the code is for a partner-only variation of the offer; at worst it is bait to get you onto a copycat page.

Easybet promo code

Easybet's registration bonus has been tied to a partner promo code, which means the code you need depends on which partner site you came from. Easybet does not publish one universal code, which is why different websites quote different ones. The current terms for its registration offer are in the table above, and the full breakdown is in our Easybet review.

Promo code for Hollywoodbets

At our last check, Hollywoodbets' registration offer was applied without a promo code: you register, verify your account and the free bet and spins are credited under the bookmaker's own terms. If a code field appears when you register and you do not have one, you can normally leave it blank. Details are in our Hollywoodbets review.

Betxchange sign-up bonus

BetXchange is not yet part of our comparison, so we have not verified its current licence details or sign-up bonus. If you are considering it, check the provincial board and licence number shown in its footer against the board's own register, and read the promotion terms directly on its site. Our licensing guide explains how to do that check.

Why codes differ between affiliate sites

Comparison and tipster websites, including this one when an agreement is in place, are often paid a commission by bookmakers for the customers they refer. Bookmakers track those referrals with links and, sometimes, with a code unique to each partner. So two sites can show two different codes for the same bookmaker, both valid, and occasionally with slightly different offers attached.

What a code should never do is change the licence, the wagering rules or your rights as a customer. If two codes give different offers, compare the terms, not just the headline. Where we have a commercial agreement with a bookmaker, we say so on the ranking, and it never changes a score.

Where to enter a promo code

1. On the registration form. Most bookmakers have a "promo code" or "referral code" field on the sign-up page, often under an optional or collapsed section. This is the usual place, and many codes cannot be added later.
2. In the cashier. Some deposit bonuses ask for the code when you make the qualifying deposit.
3. On the promotions page. A few bookmakers let you enter a code to opt into a specific promotion after you have an account.

If you forget the code at registration, contact support straight away. Some bookmakers will add it within a short window; others will not, and you cannot open a second account to try again.

Never pay for a promo code

Real promo codes are free. Nobody should ask you for money, airtime or a voucher PIN in exchange for a "special" code, a "guaranteed" bonus or an insider tip. Those are scams, often run through WhatsApp, Telegram or social media pages using a bookmaker's logo. The same goes for anyone offering "free 1Voucher codes": a voucher PIN is cash, and nobody gives it away. See our 1Voucher guide.

Also be wary of a code that sends you to a site with a slightly different web address from the bookmaker you know. Type the bookmaker's address yourself or use the review links on this site, which go to our review pages first.

Codes and responsible betting

A promo code is only a way to claim an offer. It does not improve your odds and it is not a way to make money. You must be 18 or older to register. If betting stops being fun, the NRGP helpline on 0800 006 008 is free and confidential, and our responsible gambling page explains limits and self-exclusion.