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Rebate Casino
Explains how casino rebate programmes work as an ongoing loyalty tool, how they're calculated, paid out and why wagering conditions still apply.
Rebate as an Ongoing Loyalty Tool
Unlike a welcome bonus aimed at new players, a rebate promotion is generally structured as an ongoing loyalty tool for existing, active accounts — returning a portion of losses or turnover on a recurring basis rather than as a one-off incentive.
Calculation Methods Vary
Some operators calculate rebates as a percentage of net losses over a set period; others use total turnover regardless of outcome. A few tier the percentage based on how active an account has been, offering a higher rebate rate to higher-volume players. Which method (or combination) applies is entirely operator-specific.
Payout Frequency
Rebates are commonly paid out daily or weekly, credited automatically or requiring a manual claim within a set window — missing that window can sometimes forfeit the rebate for that period, depending on the operator’s specific process.
Rebate Credit Still Has Conditions
It’s a common misconception that rebate credit, since it’s calculated from past activity, arrives free of further conditions. In practice, most rebate credit is still subject to a wagering requirement before it can be withdrawn, just like other bonus types.
Why a Rebate Isn’t a Path to Profit
A rebate softens the impact of losses already incurred — it’s calculated after the fact and reduces net cost, not a mechanism that improves the odds of any future spin or session.