Live Casino Roulette Bonuses

The minimum deposit is generally seen applied as a condition to any roulette bonus which requires a deposit. If a deposit is required to trigger or activate the bonus, then naturally there will also be a minimum deposit amount that will trigger the bonus and any deposit made for lesser than the minimum amount will fail to attract the bonus.

The maximum bonus is an upper cap that determines the ceiling of the bonus amount and in no circumstances will the player receive a bonus for an amount higher than the max bonus cap.

Consider this bonus as an example – 100% bonus on a minimum deposit of $10 up to a maximum of $100. In this case, if you were to deposit $50, you would receive $50 bonus and if you were to deposit $100 you would receive a $100 bonus. However, even if you deposit $200, you still only get $100 bonus since $100 is the max bonus amount as per the bonus terms and conditions.

Minimum net loss is a common bonus condition applied particularly on cashback bonuses. Cashback bonuses are calculated on the losses faced by a player over a certain time frame and a portion of these losses are returned to the player’s account in the form of a cashback bonus amount. However, in order to encourage players to play more, the casino may have a condition where only players who have faced losses equal to or above a certain amount will qualify for the cashback.

All bonuses have validity periods. In fact, there are different types of validity periods that a player must be mindful of. To begin with, there is a validity period for the entire offer itself. An example of this could be – receive a 100% bonus on any deposit of $10 or more (valid through December 1st to January 31st of any given year). This is pretty self–explanatory.

Another type of validity period is more specifically referred to as the activation period. This is the time frame within which you need to claim the bonus. Let’s take a look at an example – 100% welcome bonus of your first deposit (claim within 7 days of registration): this basically means that if you sign up for an account at a casino and fail to make a first deposit and claim your welcome bonus within 7 days, then the bonus offer expires and is no longer available for your account.

However, one of the most important aspects of validity is the duration in which you must use up the bonus and complete the wagering requirement. This usually ranges from 7 days to 30 days.

Wagering requirements are generally the most stifling of bonus terms and conditions. This is the condition that makes claiming the bonus successfully and cashing it out a challenge in most cases. Wagering requirements were initially introduced by online casinos to stop players from committing bonus abuse. However, with the passage of time, wagering requirements have become more of a hindrance for genuine players wanting to claim bonuses. In fact, some casinos use high wagering requirements to make it as difficult as possible for the player to actually make any profits from a certain bonus.

The wagering requirements can be best understood with an example. Consider a 100% deposit bonus. In this case, if you make a $50 deposit, you get bonus funds worth $50. However, the bonus funds are segregated from real funds in the cashier. The difference being – in order to withdraw bonus funds, the player must first complete the associated wagering requirements. Upon successful completion of the wagering requirement, bonus funds are reallocated as real funds and can be cashed out.

Let’s assume the wagering requirements for this 100% deposit bonus is 10x and you received $100 bonus funds by claiming the offer. What this insinuates is that the player will need to deposit and wager (collectively called ‘playthrough’) at least $100 x 10 = $1000 before the $100 bonus is available to withdraw. The same can also be applied to any further winnings made by playing with the $100 bonus funds. All winnings resulting from bonus funds are also added to the bonus balance at most online casinos.