Wikibet's Bonus Terms Count Wagering in Points and Never Say How Many Points a Bonus Needs

Wikibet's bonus terms set the rules every bonus shares and leave the figures of each offer to that offer: "Unless specified otherwise, all deposit bonuses require a minimum deposit to qualify, have a maximum bonus amount, include specific wagering terms, limit the maximum bet during wagering, and have a defined bonus validity period." No wagering multiple, expiry period or maximum cashout appears in the document.

• Wagering is counted in points. Clause 12 states: "When the bonus is added to your account the amount of wagering required is converted to bonus redeem points." For every 0.5 points a player must wager 1 EUR, 1 GBP, 1 USD, 1 CAD or 1 AUD, 10 DKK, 10 SEK, 10 NOK or 10 ZAR, 70 RUB, 50 THB or 80 INR. The document gives the rate at which bets earn points and never the rate at which a requirement turns into points, so whether a euro of required wagering takes one euro of bets or two cannot be read from it.
• Table and live games count for a tenth. Slot games contribute 100%, while live, arcade and table games contribute 10%, and the terms give the example: "For example, a €10 bet on a Slot Game will count as €10 toward the wagering requirement, while a €10 bet on Live, Arcade, or Table Games will count as €1 toward the wagering requirement." If the clause 12 rate is applied to the €1 that counts, that €10 bet on blackjack earns half a point.
• A 5 EUR maximum bet that includes gambles and bonus buys. The limit while wagering is 5 EUR, 5 USD, 10 CAD, 1,000 JPY or 50 SEK, and "This limit applies to doubled bets after a game round, as well as any bonus rounds purchased within games." A double-up after a win and a purchased feature are both bets under the limit, not exceptions to it.
• A closed list of 35 games, plus the sportsbook. Clause 11 names the games on which bonus wagering is not permitted, among them Dead or Alive, Blood Suckers, Book of 99, Gemix and Spaceman, and adds: "Additionally, bonus wagering is prohibited on any Sportsbook games." The list names every title, so a player can check a game before playing it.
• One bonus per household, device and card. "Each individual and their family, home address, email address, IP address, telephone number, account number, credit or debit card number, e-wallet number, payment system account, and electronic device (e.g., computer, mobile phone, or tablet) are strictly limited to one bonus offer." The terms add: "Creating multiple accounts (duplicate accounts) will result in account termination and confiscation of any winnings and active bonuses." Two adults at one address, or two players on one phone, fall under the same single offer.
• A revocation right that reaches account funds. "The Casino reserves the right to revoke any bonuses and winnings and to seize all account funds acquired dishonestly or in violation of these terms." Using bonus money to get close to completing a bonus stage and finishing it with cash bets is prohibited, and winnings obtained that way may be voided. The right is not limited to bonus money: it extends to any account funds acquired in breach of any of these terms.
• Cancellation touches only the bonus balance. A bonus is cancelled automatically when its active balance reaches €0.00, and the terms limit that to the balance tied to the bonus, leaving funds from other deposits or bonuses untouched. Losing one bonus's balance leaves the rest of the account as it was.

The terms name their forbidden games, set a bet limit a player can follow and keep a lost bonus from touching other money. The one figure that decides how much has to be bet before a withdrawal is the one this document leaves out.