Novajackpot Pulls Eight Currencies Back Out of Its Win-Cap Example Four Days After Adding Them, and Adds Baht and Yen
Neutral for players
NeutralFour days after Clause 18's worked example grew from five currencies to thirteen, it shrinks again: PLN, NOK, AUD, CAD, CHF, CZK, HUF and NZD are gone, and 3,800 THB and 13,000 JPY — with ceilings of 38,000 THB and 130,000 JPY — take their place beside the euro, dollar, real, peso and sol. For the first time the example quotes a currency of Thailand or Japan, two of the five countries the 10x Max Win rule is written for. The deposit-bonus clauses keep all thirteen; the win-cap example is back out of step with them.
The record
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Terms captured25 Jul 2026
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New version captured29 Jul 2026
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Change detected29 Jul 2026
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Human reviewed15 Sep 2026
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Published16 Sep 2026
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What this means for players
The same sentence edited on 25 July was edited again on 29 July, in the opposite direction. Clause 18 — the 10x Max Win cash-out rule for residents of Thailand, Japan, Brazil, Chile and Peru — is unchanged as a rule; its example is what moved.
- Eight currencies out. The 25 July example ran to thirteen currencies. This one lists seven: 100 EUR / 100 USD / 600 BRL / 100.000 CLP / 500 PEN / 3,800 THB / 13,000 JPY, with the ceiling at 1,000 EUR / 1,000 USD / 6.000 BRL / 1.000.000 CLP / 5,000 PEN / 38,000 THB / 130,000 JPY. Every currency added four days earlier is removed.
- Baht and yen in. Thailand and Japan are two of the five countries the rule names, and until this edit neither appeared in its example. A Japanese player now reads that a 13,000 JPY bonus can pay out at most 130,000 JPY — ten times, as the rule says.
- The example no longer matches the rest of the document. Clauses 3, 4, 5 and 11 still quote the thirteen-currency list. On 25 July the win-cap example was brought into line with them; on 29 July it was taken back out.
- The rule is untouched. 10x, the same five countries, and "We may cancel a withdrawal that exceeds the Max Win amount applicable to your bonus." Clause 12's general 10x release cap, which applies to every player, is also unchanged.
Two edits in four days to one example sentence, ending with a currency list that fits the rule's own five countries better and the rest of the document worse. The document does not say why either edit was made.
What changed
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Clause 18's worked example of the 10x Max Win cash-out rule — which applies to residents of Thailand, Japan, Brazil, Chile and Peru — now quotes the €100 bonus and its €1,000 ceiling in thirteen currencies instead of five, adding PLN, NOK, AUD, CAD, CHF, CZK, HUF and NZD. The deposit-bonus clauses already listed those thirteen; the win-cap example was the one paragraph still on five. Nothing in the rule moved: the multiple is 10x and the country list is the same five.
Spain was added to the restriction lists for Planet of the Apes, Vikings, Narcos and Street Fighter in four separate clauses, and clause 15.2 now lists Canada among the countries where NetEnt games are unavailable — an entire provider removed in one word. Planet of the Apes picked up nine other jurisdictions in the same edit. One clause moved the other way: 15.7 opened Universal Monsters to Switzerland, Spain, Belgium and the UAE. Spain appears in five of the six edits, losing four titles and gaining three.
Novajackpot has removed the terms and the page for its Weekly Cashback promotion, which paid VIP levels 3 to 5 up to 15% of net losses, capped at €3,000 — at just 1x wagering and with no maximum bet limit. The page now returns a 404. Players in those tiers lose a weekly rebate worth 5% to 15% of what they lose.