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Before you claim

Seven questions, answered before you claim

This is the whole method reduced to an order. Answer the seven questions from the operator's own current terms page. If any answer is missing or ambiguous, that is itself the answer — decline, and play without the bonus instead.

Open the partner siteRun the seven-question checklist
  1. 01MultiplierTurnover required before anything is withdrawable
  2. 02Max betThe stake cap that voids bonuses when exceeded
  3. 03WeightingHow much each game contributes to that turnover
  4. 04DeadlineThe window in which all of it has to happen
  1. 01

    What is the base?

    Bonus only, or bonus plus deposit? Find the sentence next to the multiplier. This single answer can double the obligation.

  2. 02

    What is the total turnover?

    Multiply the base by the multiplier and write the figure down. That number, not the bonus headline, is what you are accepting.

  3. 03

    What is the maximum bet?

    Note the cap and choose a stake comfortably below it before you play a single round. Assume it is enforced at the line, because it usually is.

  4. 04

    How is your game weighted?

    Look up the category you actually intend to play. Full weighting, partial, or zero. Zero means the bonus does not fit your play at all.

  5. 05

    When does it expire?

    Note the date and the trigger. Then convert the window into a staking rate per day and compare it with how much you would stake anyway.

  6. 06

    Is there a convertible cap?

    Find any limit on what bonus play can become. It bounds the reward side of the exchange you are about to enter.

  7. 07

    What ends it early?

    A withdrawal request, an excluded game, a new bonus, a breach. Know which of your ordinary habits would forfeit it.

Save these on the day

  • The terms page as it stands when you claim, saved or printed.
  • The date and time the bonus was credited.
  • Your stake size relative to the stated maximum bet.
  • The support conversation, if there is one, in full.

Signs it is time to stop

  • Raising stakes to finish turnover faster.
  • Claiming a second bonus to "rescue" the first.
  • Playing a category you dislike because it is weighted better.
  • Staking money you would not have staked without the bonus.

The checklist is deliberately short, and the seventh question is the one that turns it from analysis into a decision. A bonus is worth accepting when the obligation it creates matches play you were going to do anyway. When it does not, the bonus is asking you to change your play in order to earn it, and that is the moment to hand it back.

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