What is a wagering requirement and how does it work?

A wagering requirement (also known as wager) is a condition that must be met before you can withdraw funds that were received from a bonus.

It shows how many times the bonus (or the bonus + deposit, depending on the promotion) must be played through in the casino.

Wagering requirements exist because bonus funds are not real balance yet — they must be converted into real, withdrawable money through gameplay.

Example 1:
Bonus Only Wagering

You receive a $10 bonus
The wagering requirement is x5

This means you must make $50 total bets.

• You place a $2 bet → Now $48 remains to wager
   

• You win $6 → Your balance increases, but wagering continues
   

• You keep playing until the total bet amount reaches $50
  
  When the wagering goal is completed, the bonus funds turn into withdrawable money.
  
  Example 2 — Deposit + Bonus Wagering

You deposit $20
You receive a $20 bonus
The wager is x10 on Deposit + Bonus

This means you need to place $400 total bets in the casino.

Note:
Wagering requirements are not the same for all bonuses. Each promotion may have its own conditions, which are set by the casino in advance.

For example, one bonus may require wagering only the bonus amount, while another may require wagering both the deposit and the bonus together. Some offers may also include additional rules, such as a maximum bet limit, game contribution percentages, or a bonus winnings limit.

Therefore, before activating any bonus, we strongly recommend that you carefully review the terms of that particular promotion.
You can usually find the full bonus rules on the bonus page, in the promotion description, or in your account’s bonus section.