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Checked · 2 Nov 2026
Endorphina slots — up to 50 000 Ninja Stars for 10 000 points
The reward depends on points collected in twelve slots on 02.–15.11 (€1 staked = 1 point, 2 points in Hell Hot 100 and Joker Stoker): 500 points give 1000 Ninja Stars, and all five levels give up to 50 000 Stars for 10 000 points. The Stars go to the loyalty ladder, whose long-term value is about €46, not a fixed rate.
Offer ends: 15 Nov 2026, 23:59 Estonian time
What you need to do
- Qualifying wagering
- 5000–10 000 €All five levels require 10 000 points: normally €10 000 of slot bets, at least €5000 only in the double-point games.
- Eligible games
- 12 slots (Endorphina according to the page)Hell Hot 20, Jolly Queen, 2020 Hit Slot, Crown Coins, Book of Santa, Wild Love, Mongol Treasures, Minotaur, Green Slot, Dazzling Crown (1 point per €1); Hell Hot 100, Joker Stoker (2 points). The game cards list iSoftBet as the provider.
- Claim limit
- Each level onceEach offer can be used once during the campaign period.
What you receive
- Reward cap
- 50 000 Ninja StarsThe five levels give up to 50 000 Ninja Stars in total.
Eligibility and dates
- Who can take part
- All eligible customers
- Starts
- 2 Nov 2026
- Ends
- 15 Nov 2026, 23:59 Estonian time
TÄRING rating explained
Advantages
- All five levels give guaranteed Ninja Stars once the target is met; in the double-point games the maximum requires €5000 of turnover.
- Points can be collected over two weeks.
Drawbacks
- 50 000 Stars normally require €10 000 of slot turnover, at least €5000 in the double-point games.
- Stars have no fixed euro rate: the actual benefit depends on your loyalty level.
- The page calls the games Endorphina slots, but the game cards list iSoftBet as the provider and Minotaur is missing from the cards.
How the rating is formed
Reward value25
Ease of qualifying20
Reward attainability70
Flexibility40
Freedom to use the reward58
Methodology 0.4.2 · The TÄRING editorial team is responsible for this rating.
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Checked: 2 Nov 2026. Sources may be in Estonian.