What "wagering" means and how to clear it
Bonus money unlocks as you play. Your wallet shows how much wagering is left. Until that's finished, the bonus part can't be cashed out — but your own deposit is always yours.
Mike
Last Update 17 days ago
How it works
When you take a bonus, it comes with a wagering requirement — a total amount you need to bet before the bonus becomes real, withdrawable money.
An example. You deposit $100 and take the 10% bonus, so you get $10 at 3x wagering. 3 × $10 = $30 of betting. Once you've bet $30, the bonus is yours.
On the bigger welcome bonus the maths is different: 35x applies to deposit + bonus. Deposit $100, get $100 bonus, and the requirement is 35 × $200 = $7,000 of betting.
Check your progress any time
Your wallet shows exactly how much wagering is left. You don't have to track it yourself.
Rules while a bonus is active
Maximum bet. The welcome bonus caps bets at $10 while it's running. Going over can void the bonus.
Time limit. The welcome bonus runs for 14 days.
Which games count. All of them, equally. Every game contributes the same towards wagering unless an offer specifically says otherwise.
That "unless" matters in one place: leaderboards and XP are different. Those often name particular games or game types that qualify, and bets outside that list won't score. Wagering a bonus and climbing a leaderboard are two separate things with two separate rules, so read the terms on the offer itself.
Your own money is never locked
The deposit you made is yours. Wagering only ever applies to the bonus part.