Glossary

Explanation of recurrent, typical terms in the casinos or generally in gambling language.

% bonus: it indicates by which percentage the bonus will increase the deposited capital.
Examples: on a 100$ deposit, a 100% bonus will double the deposit to 200$, one of 50% will add 50$ to 100 making them 150.

Bonus type: it indicates the type of bonus offered by the casino.

The no deposit bonus is that free bonus offered as a gift to new players, for which they don’t have to use any money of their own.
The sign-up bonus or welcome bonus is that bonus offered by the casino only to the new players who make their first deposit.

Cashable Bonus: a bonus that, once the wagering requirements are met, may be cashed along with the deposit.
For example: I deposit 200$ in Casino On Net and am given 200 bonus more. After playing it all for 20 times (20x) as the terms wants, I finish with 470$.

Deposit for max bonus: the personal capital deposit that must be done in order to obtain the maximum bonus possible.

Max bonus: translated into dollar terms, the maximum each bonus can offer.

Uncashable Bonus: a bonus that cannot be cashed, not even if the wagering requirements will be met.
Example: I deposit 100$ in Del Rio Casino and am given 200 bonus more. After playing it all for 30 times (30x) as the terms want, I finish with 450$. From this money, 100$ will be my initial deposit, 200$ the bonus and 150$ the winning. Because the bonus is “uncashable”, the 200$ bonus will have to be subtracted from the total 450$, leaving me with a cashable sum corresponding to 350$.

Wagering requirements (WR) or Playthrough (PT): the number of times the bonus, the deposit or the bonus and the deposit depending on the casino terms.