Promotion
Cashback
Cashback returns a share of your net losses over a defined period. Unlike a deposit bonus, it is calculated from what actually happened rather than from what you deposited.
What this promotion is
Where a deposit bonus grants credit based on money paid in, cashback looks backward at a period of play and calculates from your net loss — total stakes minus total returns over that period.
If the period finishes positive, meaning you won more than you lost, there is no cashback, because there is no net loss to calculate from. This kind of promotion only engages when a period ends negative.
The advantage of the format is predictability: there is nothing to opt into in advance, and the calculation runs on real results when the period closes.
Who qualifies
- A verified account in good standing
- Total staking in the period at or above the stated minimum
- A net loss greater than zero for the period
- Not mid-way through another offer that excludes combination
Terms at a glance
This table shows the structure of the offer. Values marked as configurable must be set by the operator before launch — we do not substitute invented figures for real ones.
| Cashback rate | to configure as a proportion of net loss |
|---|---|
| Calculation period | to configure daily, weekly or monthly |
| Minimum staking in period | to configure |
| Maximum cashback per period | to configure |
| Wagering on returned credit | to configure state whether any applies, and the multiple |
| Qualifying games | list included game types |
| Excluded turnover | Stakes funded by credit from other promotions |
How to claim
- Play as normal during the period — there is nothing to claim in advance.
- At period close, the system calculates net loss as total stakes minus total returns.
- If the net loss qualifies, cashback is calculated at the stated rate.
- Credit is added to your account on the stated payment schedule.
- Check whether the returned credit carries any wagering condition before playing it.
Worth knowing
- This does not make play profitable over time — the return is a fraction of money already lost, not a gain.
- Increasing stakes to earn more cashback increases risk rather than return, since losing more is a precondition of receiving more.
- Stakes funded by other promotional credit are normally excluded, to prevent two offers being claimed on the same money.
- If a figure looks wrong, contact support and state which period you want reviewed.
Work out the required total as a real amount, then compare it against the budget you already set.
FAQ
About this promotion
How is net loss calculated?
Total stakes placed during the period, minus everything returned from wins in the same period. A positive result is the net loss used for the calculation; zero or negative means no cashback for that period.
Do I need to opt in?
No. The calculation runs automatically on real results at period close, which is the main practical difference from a deposit bonus.
Can I withdraw the credit immediately?
That depends on whether the offer attaches a wagering condition to returned credit, which is stated in the terms table above. Where none applies, it withdraws normally.
Does it combine with the welcome bonus?
Stakes funded by other promotional credit are normally excluded from the net loss calculation, so the same money cannot generate two entitlements. Specifics are stated per period.
No opt-in required
Cashback runs automatically on your actual results at the close of each period.