1. Wagering Requirement / Rollover
This is the number of times you need to bet your bonus amount before you can withdraw the winnings. It's the most important term to check before claiming any offer.
If a bonus carries an x10 rollover, you must place bets totaling 10 times the bonus value. An x15 or x20 rollover means 15 or 20 times, respectively — the higher the number, the harder it is to cash out.
Example: You claim a ₱1,000 bonus with x15 rollover. You must wager ₱15,000 in total before your bonus winnings become withdrawable.
2. Maximum Bet During Bonus
When you're playing with active bonus funds, there's usually a cap on how much you can bet per spin or round. Exceeding this limit can void your bonus entirely — even if you're winning.
Most Philippine online casinos set this limit between ₱250 and ₱500 per bet while a bonus is active. Always check your casino's specific rules before placing large wagers.
Example: If the max bet cap is ₱300, placing a ₱500 spin while your bonus is active could get your winnings flagged and removed.
3. Game Contribution Rate
Not all games contribute equally toward clearing your wagering requirement. Slot games typically contribute 100%, meaning every peso you bet counts in full. Table games like baccarat or roulette often contribute only 10–20%.
If a game contributes 10%, a ₱1,000 bet only counts as ₱100 toward your rollover — it takes much longer to complete the requirement.
Example: You need to wager ₱15,000. Playing slots at 100% contribution means ₱15,000 in bets clears it. Playing baccarat at 10% means you'd need ₱150,000 in bets.
4. Bonus Expiry
Bonuses don't last forever. Most platforms set a validity window — typically 7, 14, or 30 days from the date the bonus is credited. If you haven't met the wagering requirement within that window, the bonus (and any winnings from it) will be forfeited.
Always note the expiry date when you claim a bonus, and plan your play sessions accordingly.
Example: A 14-day bonus credited on January 1 expires at midnight on January 14. Any unconverted balance is removed automatically.
5. Sticky vs Non-Sticky Bonus
A sticky bonus (also called a locked bonus) stays in your account and cannot be withdrawn — only the winnings you generate from it can be cashed out. The bonus itself is deducted when you make a withdrawal.
A non-sticky bonus can be separated from your real money balance. You can choose to withdraw your real money first, leaving the bonus active, or forfeit the bonus to access your funds.
Example: You have ₱500 real cash + ₱1,000 sticky bonus. You win ₱3,000. You can withdraw ₱3,000 minus the ₱1,000 sticky bonus = ₱2,000 cashable.
6. Maximum Cash-out (Bonus Withdrawal Cap)
Even if you win big while playing with a bonus, many platforms cap the total amount you can withdraw from bonus-derived winnings. This prevents unlimited windfall from low-cost bonus abuse, so operators set a ceiling per bonus claim.
Typical caps in Philippine online casinos range from ₱10,000 to ₱50,000 per bonus, depending on the offer. Check this number before you claim — especially on free spin or no-deposit bonuses where it may be as low as ₱500.
Example: You win ₱80,000 from a bonus, but the max cash-out cap is ₱50,000. Only ₱50,000 is transferable to your withdrawable balance.
Always read the T&C before claiming any bonus. Understanding the wagering requirement, game contribution, and expiry window before you deposit saves you from frustration later. When in doubt, contact phfamous.ph support — our team is available 24/7 to clarify any bonus conditions.
