Bonus Education
Bonus Terms Explained
New to online casino bonuses? Filipino bettors often Google "wagering requirement explained" or "what does rollover mean" — this section clears it all up in plain English. No complicated jargon, just straight talk about what the numbers actually mean for your wallet.
Always read the Terms & Conditions before claiming any bonus. Bonus conditions vary per promotion. Visit our Terms & Conditions page for full details.
Wagering / Rollover Requirement
This is the number of times you must bet the bonus amount before you can withdraw any winnings from it. A "15x rollover" means if you receive a ₱1,000 bonus, you need to place a total of ₱15,000 in bets before the bonus converts to real withdrawable cash.
Example: ₱1,000 bonus × 15x rollover = ₱15,000 in total bets required. Common multipliers in PH sites: 10x (player-friendly), 15x (standard), 20x (high — check carefully).
Maximum Bet During Bonus
While you have an active bonus, there's usually a cap on the maximum bet per round — typically ₱250–₱500. Placing bets above this limit can void the bonus entirely, even if you've already completed most of the rollover.
Example: Your bonus max bet is ₱500. You place a ₱1,000 slot spin — the bonus may be cancelled. Always bet within the limit while clearing rollover.
Game Contribution Rate
Different games contribute different percentages toward clearing the rollover. Slots typically count 100%, but live dealer table games (like blackjack and baccarat) often only count 10–20% — meaning you'd need to wager much more on those games to hit the same target.
Example: ₱1,000 bet on slots = ₱1,000 rollover progress. ₱1,000 bet on baccarat (20% contribution) = only ₱200 rollover progress.
Bonus Expiry Window
Every bonus has an expiry date — usually 7, 14, or 30 days from the moment it's credited. If you don't complete the rollover before it expires, the bonus and any bonus-derived winnings are forfeited.
Example: Bonus credited on March 1 with 14-day expiry. You must complete ₱15,000 rollover by March 14, or the remaining bonus balance disappears.
Sticky vs. Non-Sticky Bonus
A sticky bonus stays in your account as "bonus money" and cannot itself be withdrawn — only your actual winnings generated from it can be cashed out. A non-sticky (or "cashable") bonus can be withdrawn once rollover is complete.
Example: Sticky bonus of ₱500 — you can't withdraw that ₱500 itself, but if your balance grows to ₱1,200 after rollover, you can withdraw the ₱700 profit.
Maximum Cash-Out Limit
Some bonuses cap the total amount you can withdraw from bonus-generated winnings, regardless of how much you've won. This protects the operator from unusually large bonus payouts.
Example: Welcome bonus has a 5x max cash-out. You claimed a ₱1,000 bonus, so the maximum you can withdraw from bonus winnings is ₱5,000 — even if your account shows ₱20,000.
