Our Wagering Requirements Explained

We built this page so that anyone visiting our site can understand how rollover works before they ever opt into an offer. Wagering requirements decide how a bonus becomes usable, and knowing the mechanics matters more than knowing a headline figure. Below we explain the general logic behind Scored wagering requirements in plain terms, without inventing numbers that are not confirmed on the official site.

Because bonus terms can change and vary by promotion, we do not list exact percentages or multipliers here. Instead we walk through how rollover typically works, which games usually count, and where to check the current Scored bonus terms before you deposit. For live figures, allowances and expiry dates, the official site remains the accurate source.

What A Wagering Requirement Actually Means

A wagering requirement, sometimes called a rollover, is the amount of play needed before bonus funds or winnings from free spins can be withdrawn. It is usually expressed as a multiple of the bonus value, the deposit, or both combined. The higher that multiple, the more turnover is needed before a balance clears for withdrawal.

Why Casinos Use A Rollover Figure

Rollover exists to stop bonus funds being claimed and withdrawn immediately without any genuine play. It gives an operator a structured way to offer promotional value while keeping the offer sustainable. For the player, it simply means bonus money behaves differently from cash deposited directly, at least until the requirement is cleared. Reading the full terms attached to any offer is the only reliable way to know how a specific promotion behaves, so we always point readers back to the current terms published on the official site rather than repeating numbers that could go out of date.

Reading The Terms Before You Opt In

Every promotion can carry its own rollover figure, its own time limit and its own list of qualifying games, so a general rule rarely covers every case. We recommend checking the specific offer page and its terms before opting in, rather than assuming one promotion behaves like another. Our Scored bonus types page groups the different offer formats together, which is a useful starting point if you want to understand the shape of what is on the table before reading the fine print of any single one.

Which Games Typically Count Toward Rollover

Most operators weight games differently when it comes to satisfying a wagering requirement. Slots are usually the primary route because their return-to-player structure suits promotional play, while certain table games and live formats are commonly capped or excluded to protect the fairness of the offer. This is standard practice across the market rather than something unique to any one operator.

Because contribution rates and exclusions are set individually for each promotion, we always suggest checking the specific terms attached to an offer rather than assuming a blanket rule applies. If you want to browse what is currently live, our Scored bonuses page lists the promotions available, and the terms linked from there set out exactly what counts and by how much. That page is the right place to confirm details before you commit a deposit to any single offer.

Free Spins And Validity Periods

Free spins are a common promotional format, typically credited on a specific slot title and capped at a set stake value per spin. Winnings generated from free spins often carry their own wagering requirement before they can be withdrawn, separate from any deposit-based bonus running alongside them.

Time Limits On Bonus Offers

Nearly every bonus, whether a deposit match or a batch of free spins, comes with a validity window in which the wagering requirement must be cleared. Miss that window and the bonus, along with any related winnings, is usually forfeited automatically. Because these windows vary between promotions and can be adjusted at any time, we do not quote a fixed number of days on this page. Checking the terms tied to the specific offer you have opted into is the only way to know exactly how long you have, and doing that check before you deposit avoids any unwelcome surprise once you come to withdraw.