A familiar game can have unfamiliar bonus rules
Knowing how to play isn't the same as knowing how a bonus treats that game. Start with the offer's eligible-game list and contribution rules. Then open the game's help screen for its own rules and paytable.
Don't guess a contribution rate because the game looks like one you've played before. A bet can cost you the full stake without reducing the wagering target by that same amount. Ask support if the terms don't make the calculation clear.
Give each game these checks
- Read the stake before you press play. Make sure the amount fits the session budget you've already chosen.
- Look for any bonus bet limit. Don't increase your stake just to make a wagering counter move faster.
- Check whether the game qualifies for your active coupon. A game appearing in the lobby doesn't answer that question.
- Understand the paytable and controls before using them. Don't treat a feature name as a promise of a payout.
- Keep an eye on your time as well as your balance. Reaching your stopping time is enough reason to leave.
Put the wagering target beside the stake
For SIGNUP100, a R150 deposit gets a R150 match. Add them to get R300, then multiply by 15: R4,500 in qualifying wagers. That total describes play required, not money you're guaranteed to keep.
Don't turn the target into a fixed number of spins unless you know the game's contribution and stake rules. Even then, the calculation can't tell you how long your balance will last. Losing the starting funds is possible before completion.
Original SilverSands games and codes are a separate check
Hot Pots Master is the game named for SIGNUPSPINS at the original casino. That tells you which game those spins relate to; it doesn't put free spins into the Deluxe SIGNUP100 offer.
For SilverSands SIGNUP200, blackjack and video poker count 50% towards wagering. On that basis, a R10 eligible bet contributes R5. Don't apply that percentage to Deluxe without checking its own conditions.
If you've saved details for either code, keep them with the casino they belong to. Our original-code notes help you avoid mixing the offers together.
Stop a losing run from changing your plan
A game doesn't owe you a win after several losses. Raising your stake to recover a balance can spend your budget faster. You don't have to finish a bonus target in one session, and you shouldn't chase it with money you need.
Put your stopping time and maximum affordable loss in writing before you start playing. If you reach either limit, leave the game. A bonus condition isn't a reason to abandon a personal limit.
Keep payment questions outside the game
If the balance looks wrong, pause your bets and check the account details. A missing match or unexpected wagering figure is easier to discuss with support before you've continued playing.
Use the payments page to plan the deposit first. Choosing a stake comes after you've understood what money is yours, what is bonus credit and what can be withdrawn.