To access your main balance, you must bet the awarded amount x50 times.
Consider this scenario: if you add €20 and receive a €15 reward, you’ll need to wager €750 (€(20 * 0.75) × 50) before moving to your main balance.
To move money to your primary balance, you must play through the combined amount of your contribution and reward x60 times.
Consider this scenario: if you fund €50 and receive a €75 reward, you’ll need to stake €7500 (€(50 + 75) × 60) to unlock the funds.
To transfer winnings to your primary account, you must bet the awarded amount x50 times.
Consider this scenario: if you contribute €20 and receive a €5 reward, you’ll need to stake €250 (€(20 * 0.25) × 50) to access the funds.
To unlock funds for withdrawal, you must bet the awarded amount x45 times.
Consider this scenario: if you fund your account with €20 and receive a €20 reward, you’ll need to stake €900 (€20 × 45) to access the funds.
Gains from free spins are added to a separate account, requiring you to bet the winnings x45 times to unlock for withdrawal.
For instance: if you earn €10 from free spins, you’ll need to play through €450 (€10 × 45) to unlock them for transfer.
To access your main balance, you must wager the awarded amount x45 times.
Consider this scenario: if you place €20 and receive a €20 reward, you’ll need to wager €900 (€20 × 45) to access the funds.
Profits from free spins are added to a separate account, requiring you to play through the winnings x45 times to move to your main account.
Take this scenario: if you earn €10 from free spins, you’ll need to stake €450 (€10 × 45) to access the winnings.
To move funds to your main account, you must wager the awarded amount x45 times.
For example: if you place €20 and receive a €10 reward, you’ll need to bet €450 (€(20 * 0.5) × 45) to make them available.
Winnings from free spins are added to a separate account, requiring you to stake the winnings x45 times to move to your main account.
move to your main account: if you win €10 from free spins, you’ll need to stake €450 (€10 × 45) to make them available for withdrawal.
