Come welcome bonus for new wallets, explained
The Come welcome bonus is structured in three deposit tiers that combine three rewards - instant deposit cash, a wallet-style Gullak and a single-use fantasy voucher. The tiers are designed to match the player journey: a small first deposit for new sign-ups, a medium tier for players who already play fantasy and rummy, and a top tier for the most active players.
The three tiers
The ₹100 tier returns up to ₹71 in deposit cash, up to ₹82 in Gullak and a ₹48 fantasy voucher. The ₹500 tier increases the bonus to ₹251 and the Gullak to ₹252, keeping the same ₹48 voucher. The ₹1,000 tier reaches ₹401 in bonus and ₹402 in Gullak with the same ₹48 voucher.
How Gullak works
Gullak is a wallet-style bonus released on turnover. A portion of every settled bet contributes to the Gullak unlock schedule. The schedule is published inside the wallet - the figures above are the maximum Gullak value at each tier.
How the fantasy voucher works
The fantasy voucher is a single-use ₹48 entry applied to a fantasy contest on the next listed match. The voucher is issued at the first deposit and expires if not the first deposit cycle. Vouchers cannot be withdrawn as cash.
Stake limit that applies
Fantasy contests under the voucher are limited to ₹48 entry. Higher-stakes contests are still available with the regular wallet balance. The voucher covers one entry only - it does not multiply across multiple contests.
How to claim
- Open the verified Come access route.
- Complete KYC and select a deposit tier.
- The bonus, Gullak and voucher are applied automatically.
- Read the in-app terms before claiming any further promotions.
Promotion eligibility follows state-by-state rules. Self-exclusion and cooling-off tools disable bonus participation by default.
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What this article covers
Come welcome bonuses run on three deposit tiers. Each tier carries its own percentage match, its own minimum deposit, its own wagering multiple, and its own expiry window. Below is a working breakdown of every welcome bonus term currently published on the source.
Tier one
First-time deposit at the published minimum. The bonus percentage matches the published rate and the wagering requirement is the lowest of the three tiers. Tier one is the recommended first step for new accounts.
Tier two
First-time deposit at the mid-tier level. The bonus percentage is slightly lower but the absolute bonus value is higher. Wagering requirements are the same as tier one. Tier two suits players with a slightly larger bankroll.
Tier three
First-time deposit at the top-tier level. The bonus percentage is the lowest of the three but the absolute bonus value is the largest. Wagering requirements are the highest. Tier three suits high-bankroll first-time players.
How the wagering works
Wagering requirements count only settled real-money stakes. Fantasy contest entry fees, rummy table stakes and sports market stakes count. Slots and arcade games count at their published contribution percentage. Practice contests and free entries do not count.
Expiry window
Each welcome bonus tier carries its own expiry window. Unused bonus value at the end of the window is forfeit. The expiry clock starts at the time of the qualifying deposit, not at the time of account registration.
Where this article fits in the news stream.
Come publishes three editorial streams - brand updates, gameplay guides, and policy briefings. Welcome bonus explained sits inside the the welcome bonus structure on Come stream, alongside the other articles in that stream. The visual reference on the left pairs with the section above.
Update cadence
Editorial articles are reviewed on a published cadence. The review timestamp appears at the top of the article so readers can see when the last review ran. The Come news team does not invent release news - every claim is sourced from the published source profile.
How to report a discrepancy
If a published article does not match what the source profile currently shows, open the support desk with the article URL and the source URL. The discrepancy is investigated and the article is updated on the next review pass.
Reading checklist before you claim a welcome bonus.
Before claiming a welcome bonus, decide which tier matches your bankroll and your planned play volume. Tier one suits new players testing the platform. Tier three suits high-bankroll first-time players who plan to settle the wagering requirement within the published window.
Bonus stacking
Welcome bonuses do not stack with other active bonuses. If a player has an in-progress rakeback boost, the boost pauses while the welcome bonus is active and resumes when the welcome bonus settles or expires.
Game contribution
Different game types contribute different percentages toward the wagering requirement. Fantasy contest entry fees count at 100%. Rummy table stakes count at 100%. Sports market stakes count at 100%. Slots and arcade games count at the published contribution percentage, which is typically lower.
Cash-out during wagering
Players can cash out the real-money portion of their wallet at any time, including during the wagering window. The bonus portion remains locked until the wagering requirement is settled or the bonus expires.
Bonus abuse
Low-risk wagering, multi-accounting, and bonus stacking across accounts are grounds for bonus forfeit and account closure. The dispute team investigates bonus abuse against the published gameplay logs.
Expiry
Unused bonus value at the end of the published window is forfeit. The expiry clock runs from the qualifying deposit timestamp, not from account registration. Extending the window is not possible once the deposit is made.
One-bonus-per-player rule
Welcome bonuses are limited to one per player, one per household, one per device, and one per payment method. Players who attempt to claim multiple welcome bonuses are subject to bonus forfeit.