Deposit match
Match a percentage of your first deposit, often 50 to 100 percent, up to a cap. Wagering requirements usually apply before any withdrawal.
A bonus code on a regulated skill-game platform is a small marketing credit, not a payout. Read the terms before you type it in. This page reads the small print once, in plain English.
Bonus codes unlock a small marketing credit applied to your account balance. They do not pay out directly. They are usually tied to a deposit, a table minimum, or a time window.
Match a percentage of your first deposit, often 50 to 100 percent, up to a cap. Wagering requirements usually apply before any withdrawal.
A small number of free rounds or free entry into a tournament. No deposit required, but the credit is non-withdrawable until conditions are met.
A credit applied when a new player signs up through your referral link. Read the operators referral terms for the exact rate and cap.
Three lines in the bonus terms decide whether a code is worth typing. The rest is decoration.
How many times the bonus must be wagered before withdrawal. 20x is the industry norm; higher than 30x is a red flag for the bonus terms.
How long the bonus is valid. Most credits expire inside 7 to 30 days. Unused credits are forfeited on expiry.
The minimum stake at which the bonus can be wagered. Higher minimums mean the bonus is harder to clear.
Some operators cap the amount withdrawable from a bonus. The cap is published; read it before you commit.