The number of times you must bet through your bonus amount before you can withdraw the funds. A X10 rollover on aRM100 bonus means you must placeRM1,000 in total bets.

Example: Receive RM200 bonus with X15 rollover → You need to wager RM3,000 total before cashout is allowed.

While using bonus funds, most platforms cap your maximum bet per round — typically between MYR 25 and MYR 50 per spin or hand. Exceeding this cap can void your bonus entirely.

Example: If the max bonus bet is RM50 and you place a RM200 spin, the platform may forfeit all bonus and associated winnings.

Not all games contribute equally towards your rollover. Slots typically count100%, while table games like Blackjack oraccarat often count only 10–20%.

Example: RM100 wagered on slots = RM100 toward rollover. RM100 on Blackjack (at 10%) = only RM10 counted.

Bonuses are not valid indefinitely. Standard windows are 7, 14, or 30 days from the date the bonus is credited. Unused or unconverted bonuses expire automatically.

Example: A 14-day bonus credited on 1 June must have its rollover completed by 14 June or it is forfeited.

A sticky (non-cashable) bonus stays in your account permanently to play with, but the bonus amount itself cannot be withdrawn — only your winings from it can. A non-sticky bonus can be withdrawn once wagering is met.

Example: You receive a stickyRM500 bonus, hitRM2,000 in winings. You can withdraw only RM1,500 (the RM500 bonus stays behind).

Even after completing rollover, many bonuses cap the total amount you can withdraw. This is the maximum cash-out from bonus-derived winnings, regardless of how much you actually won.

Example: A bonus with a RM1,000 max cash-out means even if you win RM5,000 from the bonus, only RM1,000 is withdrawable as bonus winings.