What does wagering mean?
Wagering, also known as playthrough or rollover, is a requirement that dictates how many times you must bet your bonus funds before they can be converted into withdrawable cash. It ensures that bonuses are used for gameplay rather than immediate withdrawal.
Why can't I withdraw my bonus?
Bonus funds are usually locked until the associated wagering requirements are fully met. If you attempt to withdraw before completing these requirements, the bonus and any associated winnings may be forfeited.
Why did my balance drop when I claimed an offer?
This often happens when you switch from your cash balance to your bonus balance. Most platforms use real money first; once exhausted, the system automatically draws from the bonus balance, which may look like a drop in available cash.
Do all games count equally?
No, different games have different weightings. Slots typically contribute the most toward wagering requirements, while table games or live dealer options contribute significantly less due to their lower house edge.
Can I hold two bonuses at once?
Generally, only one active bonus can be utilized at a time. If you claim a new offer while another is active, the previous one may be voided. Check your account promotions for specific rules.
What happens when a bonus expires?
If the wagering requirements are not met within the specified time limit, the bonus funds and any winnings generated from them are typically removed from the account.
Can I cancel a bonus?
Most players can opt-out of a bonus, but doing so usually results in the immediate forfeiture of all bonus funds and any winnings earned using those funds.
Where do I check my wagering progress?
You can track your remaining wagering requirements within the promotions or bonus section of your account profile, where the system shows how much more you need to bet.