Cashback bonus
A bonus that returns part of your losses — typically 5–20%. Often carries a lighter wagering requirement than a welcome bonus, but always check the terms.
What does this mean?
A cashback bonus returns part of your losses over a set period — typically 5–20% per week or month. Example: with a weekly loss of €100 and 10% cashback, you get €10 back.
Cashback's biggest advantage is simplicity: many casinos pay it out as real money with a small or no wagering requirement. That is not a rule, though — always check whether a turnover requirement applies, what the maximum amount is and which games count.
Three things to check in the terms: the calculation period (day, week or month), the percentage and its cap, and whether cashback is calculated from net losses or from the amount wagered. At Pay-N-Play casinos cashback is a common recurring bonus, since simple return models often replace welcome offers.