Welcome Bonus Comparison

The Four Terms That Matter

• Minimum deposit for the bonus: how much you must pay in to get it.
• Turnover: how many times you must play the money through before you withdraw.
• Time limit: how many days you have to meet the turnover.
• Cap: the most bonus you can get, or the most you can withdraw from it.

Lower turnover and more days are easier for you. A smaller bonus with x5 turnover can be worth more than a huge bonus with x50.

Worked Examples

These examples use the published terms of our top two casinos and a RM50 deposit.

• TAB66: 150% of RM50 is a RM75 bonus. With x5 turnover counted on deposit plus bonus, you need (RM50 + RM75) x 5 = RM625 in bets within 30 days.
• EU9: 299% of RM50 is a RM149.50 bonus. With x50 turnover counted on deposit plus bonus, you need (RM50 + RM149.50) x 50 = RM9,975 in bets within 30 days.

Both are real offers. TAB66's is far quicker to clear, while EU9's gives you more to play with if you plan to play a lot.

When to Skip a Welcome Bonus

• You only want to play live games, and the bonus counts mainly on slots.
• You plan a short session and could not meet the turnover in time.
• You want to withdraw quickly. Bonus money is locked until the turnover is met.

Skipping is always allowed. You can play with your own deposit and withdraw any time.

Bonus Caps and Withdrawal Caps

A bonus cap limits how much bonus you can get, however much you deposit. A withdrawal cap limits how much you can take out from a bonus. For example, TAB66 caps its welcome bonus at RM300 and withdrawals from it at RM1,000. Check both numbers before you deposit a large amount for a bonus.