Wagering requirements
Wagering is the number of times you must stake a bonus, a deposit, or both, before a withdrawal of bonus winnings is allowed. The multiple is meaningless until you know which games count.
A worked example
Bonus R200, wagering 30 times, slots count 100%, roulette counts 10%. Clearing the bonus on slots takes R6,000 of stakes. Clearing it on roulette takes R60,000 of stakes. A player who only wants roulette should decline the bonus rather than “try to get through it”.
What the old reviews recorded
The previous pages on this site printed multiples we are not re-testing: Casumo 30x, LeoVegas and Oshi 35x, 7bit, 888 and NetBet 40x, SlotsMillion 48x. Vegaz and Wolfy cards said there was no wagering. Those sentences live on the individual reviews and are marked as earlier records. A zero-wagering claim can still hide a maximum withdrawal.
The current shortlist
Springbok’s terms say deposit-coupon wagering is 30 times the deposit plus the bonus, unless a promotion states otherwise, and the max bet while a bonus is active is R100. The welcome match amount is See operator terms, because it is not in those standing rules. Silversands, White Lotus, Apollo Slots, Gbets and Hollywoodbets keep their multiple in the coupon. The comparison says See operator terms there on purpose. When you open the terms, write down the multiple, the contribution table, the max bet and the number of days.
If the max bet is R20 and you spin at R50, the casino can void the bonus even if you finished the multiple. That rule causes more lost withdrawals than the headline percentage. At Springbok the max bet on a bonus is R100. Stay under it.