Wagering requirements: the number that decides a bonus

A wagering requirement says how many times you must bet an amount before the balance unlocks.

A €100 bonus at 35× means €3,500 in bets.

It does not mean you lose €3,500. It means that much has to pass through the game — winning and losing — before you can take anything out.

⚠️ Check what gets multiplied. Some brands apply the multiplier to the bonus only; others to bonus plus deposit. With €100 deposited, €100 bonus and 35×, that is either €3,500 or €7,000. Same «35×», twice the work.

35× with 30 days and 35× with 7 days are not the same offer.

€3,500 over 30 days = €117 a day.

€3,500 over 7 days = €500 a day.

⚠️ The second one requires you to play every single day, and if one week does not suit your life, the bonus expires with whatever is left.

Always ask for both together: how much, and in how many days.

We opened the promotion pages of fifteen brands in Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Greece and Japan, from a connection in each country.

Two publish the requirement, and both say it is zero.

> Además 50 GIROS GRATIS con tu primer depósito en los slots más populares — SIN TRUCOS SIN ROLLOVER *(Retabet, Peru)*

> DUPLICA TU PRIMER DEPÓSITO CON UN BONO DEL 200% + 30 GIROS SIN ROLLOVER *(Strendus, Mexico)*

⚠️ Both write it inside the offer image, not in a footnote or a terms page you have to go looking for. It is the first thing you see.

Thirteen do not publish it. Some point elsewhere — Blaze in Brazil writes that rewards are subject to «the rollover indicated in each campaign», which is an admission that the number is not in the general terms.

This was the most interesting finding of the whole exercise.

The Greek brands are the only ones, across five markets, with dedicated bonus terms pages — /bonus-terms, /information/bonus-terms, /bonus/rules.

Ivibet has the longest terms page we found anywhere: 18,990 characters. It covers minimum stakes, account verification and in-game feature buys. The requirement for the specific offer is not there.

⚠️ Having the page and leaving the number out is a more interesting result than having no page at all. It is not an oversight of format — the format exists.

The maximum bet while it runs. Blaze publishes R$30 and says exceeding it costs the bonus and the winnings. Most brands enforce a limit; few publish it.

Game contribution. Slots usually count 100%, roulette 10% or nothing. At 10% contribution, a €3,500 requirement effectively becomes €35,000.

Maximum withdrawal, especially on no-deposit offers.

Excluded games. One spin on the wrong game can void everything.

⚠️ Blaze also bans «low margin, hedging or high variance» bets during the rollover. A high-volatility slot is by definition high variance. Ask support in writing about the specific game, and keep the answer.

1. The terms link under the big button on the offer itself.

2. The promotions page after logging in — the number does appear there, and you have not accepted anything yet.

3. Support, in writing. Ask «what is the wagering requirement and over how many days?» and keep the reply.

⚠️ Do not accept a bonus in order to read the terms afterwards. At most casinos, accepting locks your balance — including your own deposit.

If nobody can tell you the number, that is the answer.