A Cashback Bonus is a popular loyalty tool designed to reward regular players and soften the blow of a losing streak. Unlike a Deposit Bonus, which is credited upfront, cashback is calculated retrospectively on net losses.
For example, a "10% weekly cashback" offer means that if a player's total losses for the week are £200, the casino will credit their account with £20. The key detail is whether the cashback is paid as pure, withdrawable cash (high value) or as bonus funds with their own Wagering Requirements attached (lower value).
For example, a "10% weekly cashback" offer means that if a player's total losses for the week are £200, the casino will credit their account with £20. The key detail is whether the cashback is paid as pure, withdrawable cash (high value) or as bonus funds with their own Wagering Requirements attached (lower value).
Real-World Examples
Formula:
Cashback = (Total Deposits - Total Withdrawals - Current Balance) × Cashback %
Cashback = (Total Deposits - Total Withdrawals - Current Balance) × Cashback %
FAQs
Do I get cashback if I win?<br>No. Cashback is almost always calculated on net losses only. If you have a profitable week, you will not be eligible for cashback.