1. Wagering Requirement / Rollover
This tells you how many times you must bet your bonus before you can withdraw the winnings. A x15 wagering requirement on a Rs 1,000 bonus means you need to place total bets worth Rs 15,000 before cashout becomes available. Rollover and wagering requirement mean exactly the same thing — just two words for one concept. Higher is less generous; x10 is good, x30+ is high.
Example: You deposit Rs 1,000 and get a Rs 1,000 bonus. With x15 rollover → you must bet a total of Rs 15,000 before withdrawing. At Rs 100/bet that's 150 bets.
2. Maximum Bet During Bonus
While using bonus funds, most platforms cap the maximum bet per round or per spin. This is usually somewhere between Rs 250 and Rs 500 per bet. Placing a bigger bet while bonus is active can void your winnings — so always check this limit before spinning high.
Example: pkwin bonus terms say max bet Rs 300 while bonus is active. If you place a Rs 500 spin and win, the winnings from that spin could be forfeited.
3. Game Contribution Rate
Not all games count equally towards clearing your rollover. Slots typically contribute 100% — every rupee bet counts fully. Table games like Blackjack or Roulette often contribute only 10–20%. Live casino games and sports bets can vary. Always check the game contribution table to plan your bonus clearing strategy.
Example: You bet Rs 1,000 on a slot → Rs 1,000 counted toward rollover. Bet Rs 1,000 on Roulette at 20% contribution → only Rs 200 counted. Slots clear bonuses fastest.
4. Bonus Expiry
Bonuses don't last forever. Most platforms set a window of 7, 14, or 30 days from when the bonus is credited. If you haven't completed the wagering within that window, the bonus and any bonus-derived winnings are removed automatically. Mark your calendar when you activate a bonus.
Example: You claim a bonus on March 1st. It has a 14-day expiry. By March 15th, if your rollover isn't done, the bonus vanishes — even if you're 90% through it.
5. Sticky vs. Non-Sticky Bonus
A sticky (or "non-cashable") bonus stays in your account to play with, but you can never withdraw the bonus amount itself — only the winnings above it. A non-sticky bonus can be withdrawn once wagering is complete. Most deposit match bonuses at pkwin are non-sticky, meaning you keep the bonus money after clearing rollover.
Example: Sticky bonus of Rs 1,000 → after clearing x15 rollover, you withdraw Rs 1,800 winnings but NOT the Rs 1,000 bonus itself. Non-sticky → you'd withdraw Rs 2,800 total.
6. Maximum Cash-out from Bonus
Some bonuses cap how much you can actually withdraw from bonus-derived winnings. You might win Rs 50,000 from a Rs 1,000 bonus — but if max cash-out is Rs 10,000, that's all you get. This prevents extreme one-in-a-million bonus exploitation. Always check this figure — it matters most on free spin bonuses.
Example: Free spin bonus, max cash-out Rs 5,000. You turn those spins into Rs 22,000 — but only Rs 5,000 is transferable to your withdrawable balance.
7. Free Bet / Free Spin Value
Free bets and free spins have a fixed nominal value — usually Rs 10–20 per free spin. Winnings from free spins are often credited as bonus funds, not real cash, and still require wagering before withdrawal. Understand that "50 free spins" doesn't mean 50 × your preferred bet size — it means 50 × the fixed spin value set by pkwin.
Example: 50 free spins at Rs 15 each = Rs 750 total spin value. If you win Rs 3,000, that Rs 3,000 is bonus money that needs x20 wagering (Rs 60,000 in bets) before withdrawal.
