Offer math
For a hypothetical A$1,000 deposit, a 100% match adds A$1,000 and produces A$2,000 total. A 200% match adds A$2,000 and produces A$3,000 total, before any cap.
Cashback begins with a definition of eligible net loss over a stated period. The calculation can exclude particular balances or activities and can be capped before the reward is credited.
| Field | What it identifies |
|---|---|
| Calculation period | Start, end and timezone |
| Eligible base | Included stakes, returns and balance types |
| Reward | Percentage, cap and the type of resulting credit |
The eligible loss definition and the cap can differ. Apply both to the same activity record before comparing the percentage.
A “2×” headline can mean double the total starting balance or a bonus worth twice the deposit. Those are different calculations. This guide compares the wording, caps and treatment of the credited amount.
For a hypothetical A$1,000 deposit, a 100% match adds A$1,000 and produces A$2,000 total. A 200% match adds A$2,000 and produces A$3,000 total, before any cap.
Large players should complete KYC early, confirm max withdrawal limits and avoid depositing before support can answer payment questions clearly.
High-limit pokies, live blackjack, baccarat and roulette need different bankroll pacing. Bonus eligibility should be checked before the first bet.
| Field | Comparison question |
|---|---|
| Qualifying deposit | Which currency and payment methods count? |
| Credit | Is the percentage applied before the cap? |
| No wagering | Does this cover the bonus, the winnings, or both? |
| Cashout | Is any credited amount removed when withdrawing? |
Compare the match, maximum credit and withdrawal treatment in the offer terms.
The wording must identify the balance it covers. Bonus removal, game eligibility, expiry and maximum cashout are separate conditions.
It is an example amount that makes the difference between a 100% and 200% match easy to compare. A qualifying threshold must be read from the particular offer.
The biggest risk is depositing before checking KYC, withdrawal limits, excluded games and responsible gambling tools.