Build a Bonus Wagering Contribution Ledger
The wager shown in game history and the amount credited toward a bonus can differ. A contribution ledger makes the difference visible and helps avoid breaching game or maximum-bet rules.
The wager shown in game history and the amount credited toward a bonus can differ. A contribution ledger makes the difference visible and helps avoid breaching game or maximum-bet rules.
Record the bonus amount, multiplier, qualifying deposit basis and displayed remaining requirement after activation. Note expiry with timezone.
Do not rely on a mental estimate when cash and bonus balances coexist.
For each session, multiply eligible settled stakes by the contribution percentage for that game category. Excluded games contribute zero even when the stake is accepted.
A table game at 10% contribution moves a requirement one tenth as far as an equal slot stake at 100%.
Check whether the terms cap stake while bonus funds or a linked cash balance is active. Record the accepted stake, not only the button value shown before confirmation.
One oversized wager can affect eligibility even if it loses.
Compare the ledger total with the on-site progress meter after settled rounds. If they differ, identify excluded titles, voids, delayed settlement or timezone boundaries.
Ask support for the contribution rule applied to specific round IDs rather than requesting a generic recalculation.
Last reviewed: 30 July 2026
