Establish the calculation base
A hypothetical 10% of $100 in eligible net losses is $10. It is not 10% of every stake made during the period. A promotion may define eligible losses differently, exclude games or adjust for bonuses and withdrawals. Use the exact definition.
Check the period and the cap
A daily, weekly or campaign-long calculation can produce different results. Read the cut-off time, time zone, minimum qualifying amount and maximum credit. A percentage without those boundaries cannot be compared reliably.
Cash and bonus credit are different
A cashback credit may be withdrawable cash, a restricted bonus or another reward type. Check wagering and expiry instead of assuming that “cashback” means an immediate refund to a bank account.
Higher percentages can have narrower conditions
An advertised upper rate may apply only to a particular loyalty tier, selected titles or part of an account’s activity. Do not use the highest tier as the default for every reader. A published source should identify the applicable tier.
Cashback is not loss protection
A partial promotional credit cannot make gambling risk-free or guarantee recovery of spending. It should not be used as a reason to increase stakes or chase losses. Our offer comparison explains public terms without guaranteeing availability or performance.
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