Should I save personalised bonus terms?

Yes. Keep the terms that apply to your own offer, including its date and any account-specific conditions.

Can I ask support to explain a calculation?

Yes. Ask before accepting or betting if the required wagering amount is unclear.

Does completing wagering guarantee a profit?

No. You can lose while meeting a requirement, and a completed counter does not mean gambling has been profitable.

How do wagering requirements work?

A wagering requirement states how much eligible betting you must complete before bonus funds or winnings become withdrawable. The multiplier may apply to the bonus alone or your deposit and bonus together. Check game contributions, maximum bets, expiry and cash-out rules, then decide whether the required play fits your entertainment budget before accepting.

Which amount does the multiplier apply to?

The offer's terms identify whether wagering is calculated from the bonus alone or another stated balance.

Read the calculation before accepting, because a multiplier means little without knowing the amount it multiplies. A 100 bonus with 35x wagering requires 3,500 in bets when only the bonus counts.

Applying 35x to a 100 deposit plus that bonus instead requires 7,000 in bets. Use the casino's own wording to identify the required amount instead of assuming all offers use the same basis.

Compare that amount with the spending you had already planned. These examples use currency units, not a real offer or a prediction of what you will spend or receive. You can usually decline the bonus if its conditions do not suit you.

How do game contributions affect progress?

Only eligible wagers count, and some games may contribute partly or not at all.

Check the contribution table or game exclusions before choosing what to play. Slots often contribute 100%, while table and live games often contribute 0–20%, so check the casino's own terms. An excluded game may add no progress, even if the casino allows you to open it.

Do not assume similar-looking games have the same contribution. Read the terms for the specific offer and game. If the contribution is unclear, ask support before placing a bet with bonus funds.

Which other restrictions should I check?

Maximum bets, expiry dates and cash-out limits can matter as much as the wagering multiplier.

Check the maximum bet allowed during wagering and whether extra game features count towards that stake. Look for an expiry date, a maximum cash-out and any excluded payment methods. Withdrawing before finishing usually forfeits the bonus, and associated winnings may also be affected under the casino's own terms.

Keep the offer conditions available while you play. Avoid treating a countdown or unfinished counter as a reason to continue beyond your time limit. Rules vary, so check the casino's own terms for your offer.

How can I decide whether to accept?

Accept only if you understand the conditions and the required play fits a budget you can afford to lose.

Work out the wagering amount and check your intended games before judging the headline reward. Consider whether you would choose the same spending without the bonus. If the answer is no, declining may be the clearer option.

Never borrow or chase losses to complete a requirement. No-wagering bonuses do not require a wagering multiplier, but other restrictions can still apply.

Check limits, eligible games and withdrawal conditions before accepting. Pause if the offer is making it harder to stop when you planned.

How does the wagering basis change the total?

Example basis	Calculation	Total bets required
100 bonus only	100 × 35	3,500
100 deposit + 100 bonus	(100 + 100) × 35	7,000

Frequently asked questions

Should I save personalised bonus terms?: Yes. Keep the terms that apply to your own offer, including its date and any account-specific conditions.
Can I ask support to explain a calculation?: Yes. Ask before accepting or betting if the required wagering amount is unclear.
Does completing wagering guarantee a profit?: No. You can lose while meeting a requirement, and a completed counter does not mean gambling has been profitable.

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