Coupon Guide:Wagering, Withdrawal & Combination Rules
A clear guide to wagering requirements, maximum withdrawals, standalone use, expiry and remaining-balance rules based on the supplied image.
Coupon wagering and withdrawal terms vary by type, and mixing a coupon with cash balance or comp points can change how settlement is handled. This guide presents the supplied coupon-rules image in a clearer format. Check the current official terms before use.
Standard Coupon Terms
Except for the new slot-only coupon, standard coupons generally carry a 300% wagering requirement and a maximum withdrawal of three times the coupon value.
- 300% wagering — valid activity equal to three times the coupon value
- 3× maximum withdrawal — the withdrawal cap is based on the coupon value
- The new slot-only coupon has a separate 1500% wagering requirement
Terms by Coupon Type
The supplied image lists the following coupon types and baseline terms.
- New-member coupon — 300% wagering · 3× maximum withdrawal
- Standard promotional coupon — 300% wagering · 3× maximum withdrawal
- Daily loss coupon — 300% wagering · 3× maximum withdrawal
- Lunchtime, evening and late-night surprise coupons — 300% wagering · 3× maximum withdrawal
- Slot-only rounds 1, 2 and 3 — 1500% wagering · 3× maximum withdrawal
Slot-only Coupons Must Be Used Alone
A slot-only coupon must be used on its own and cannot be combined with another coupon or deposited balance. Check the eligible slot range and round-specific terms.
- Wagering requirement: 1500% of the coupon value
- Maximum withdrawal: three times the coupon value
- Cannot be mixed with a standard coupon or deposited cash balance
Do Not Mix Coupons with Cash Balance
Coupons must not be used at the same time as deposited funds. If mixed use is identified, the coupon value may first be deducted from the cash balance before a withdrawal is processed.
- Keep coupon funds separate from deposited cash balance
- Do not combine a coupon with comp points
- Mixed use may remove eligibility for future events or daily and weekly loss coupons
One Withdrawal, Remaining Balance Recovered
After a qualifying withdrawal from a free or event coupon, any coupon-related balance left behind may be recovered automatically. Coupon withdrawals are limited to one, with no partial or intermediate withdrawal.
- Only one coupon withdrawal is permitted
- Partial or intermediate withdrawals are not permitted
- Remaining coupon-related balance is recovered after a qualifying withdrawal
Combining Coupons
Some coupons can be combined unless they are marked for standalone use. Standard and sports coupons cannot be combined with each other.
- Standalone coupons cannot be combined
- Standard and sports coupons cannot be combined with each other
- When combined, the higher wagering multiplier applies
- When combined, the lower maximum-withdrawal multiplier applies
Sports Usage
Standard coupons and comp points cannot be used for sports. Only a coupon specifically marked for sports can be applied to sports activity.
- Standard coupons and comp points — not valid for sports
- Sports-only coupon — valid only for sports
- Check each coupon’s details for its eligible game range
Expiry and Pre-use Checks
The image states a standard validity period of one month for all coupons. Before using one, review its expiry, eligible games, wagering requirement and withdrawal cap together.
- Coupon validity — one month from issue
- Check whether it can be combined with deposited funds or comp points
- Check any standalone-use or game restrictions
- Before withdrawing, confirm the wagering requirement and maximum amount
Key Takeaways
Standard coupons mainly use 300% wagering and a 3× withdrawal cap, while the slot-only coupon uses 1500% wagering and must be used alone. Keep coupons separate from cash balance and check expiry, combination and withdrawal rules first.
Before using a coupon, check three things first: wagering multiplier, withdrawal cap and standalone-use status.