Bonus & Wagering

Wager rules & calculator

Two numbers run the show: a 3× wagering requirement you have to play through before you can redeem, and a 10× redemption ceiling that caps the most you can take home from any one deposit cycle. Plug in a number below to see exactly how they shake out.

Deposit amount ($)

Gateway

First deposit (adds the 20% signup bonus)

Bonus %

60%

Bonus

$60

Credited

$160

Wager req. (3×)

$300

Maximum you can redeem from this deposit

$1,000

That's 10× your $100deposit. Win more during play and the extra stays playable, but it can't be redeemed — and a follow-up deposit forfeits anything above this ceiling.

Deposit $100 via Crypto → play $300 in real bets to clear the wagering requirement, then redeem up to $1,000.

How it works

Deposit credits in full

Every deposit lands in your real balance immediately. The gateway bonus (plus a 20% signup match on your first deposit) goes to your locked bonus pot.

Wagering requirement — 3× your deposit

For every deposit you make, the wagering requirement grows by deposit × 3. Every real-money bet counts 100% toward clearing it. Once cleared, the locked bonus releases into your withdrawable balance and you can request a redemption.

Redemption ceiling — 10× your deposit

The most you can take home from any deposit is deposit × 10. So a $10 deposit can return up to $100 in redemptions; a $50 deposit can return up to $500. The ceiling moves with your deposits and is reduced by past redemptions.

Keep playing past the ceiling — at your discretion

If you win more than the redemption ceiling, the extra balance is still playable inside the casino — you can keep spinning, keep winning, or lose it back. It just can't be withdrawn until you grow the ceiling with another deposit. Make sense: a $10 ticket caps at a $100 take-home, not a $10,000 one.

Top-up deposits lock the ceiling in

When you make another deposit, anything in your balance that sits above the current redemption ceiling is forfeited before the new funds land. Our wallet warns you with the exact dollar amount before you confirm, so you can redeem first if you prefer.

Redemption minimums and daily limits

Each level sets a minimum redemption ($30 on Bronze) and a daily redemption cap. The 10× ceiling is on top of that — whichever is more restrictive wins.

Worked example

Deposit $10. Redemption ceiling becomes $100 (10× $10). Wagering requirement grows by $30 (3× $10).
Play and hit a $400 line. Your balance shows $400. You can keep spinning with it.
Request a redemption. You can take home up to $100 on this deposit cycle (the ceiling). The other $300 stays in your wallet — playable, not withdrawable.
Deposit another $30.Before the new funds land, the $300 above your existing $100 ceiling is forfeited (you'll see the exact figure on the deposit screen before you confirm). Your balance becomes $100 + $30 = $130, ceiling grows to $400, wagering grows by $90.

The deposit-time forfeit is what keeps the math fair: the lottery-ticket upside on a small deposit is preserved (you genuinely could win $100 back from $10), but a small deposit can't be parlayed into an unbounded payout by stacking a tiny top-up later on.

How it works

Worked example

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