The multiplier is only half the calculation.
In this directory, a wagering requirement is expressed as a multiplier applied to a specified base. The example base may be the bonus alone, the deposit plus bonus, or winnings from free spins. You need both fields to understand the stated qualifying turnover.
Example: a 50 AUD bonus at 30× the bonus gives 1,500 AUD in illustrative qualifying turnover. If the base is a 50 AUD deposit plus that 50 AUD bonus, 30× gives 3,000 AUD.
These totals describe a mathematical requirement, not a predicted loss, a participation cost or a guarantee that an offer can be completed. Contribution rules and excluded activity can change what counts toward the requirement.
Put the limits next to the amount.
- Expiry: when the offer, spins or wagering requirement must be used or completed.
- Contribution: which games or bet types count, and at what percentage.
- Cashout cap: any limit on the amount that may be withdrawn under the bonus terms.
- Eligibility: account, identity, payment and regional conditions that need verification from a primary source.
A currency symbol or a platform name is not evidence of eligibility or regional authorisation. The current directory contains fictional records, so no such status is asserted.
Three offer types, different questions.
Welcome matches
Check the match percentage, bonus cap, minimum deposit and the exact wagering base. The largest displayed cap is not a meaningful comparison on its own.
Free spins
Check the spin denomination, eligible games, expiry, any requirement attached to winnings and the maximum cashout. A spin count without a denomination leaves out important context.
No-deposit examples
Read the full eligibility and withdrawal conditions. A zero first-deposit field does not establish that there are no other requirements.