After an evening of play, you might check your account and see that your session did not go as planned. A cashback offer may return some of your eligible losses, subject to its terms. For players in New Zealand, the Conquestador casino New Zealand offer details are the place to check what applies before you take part.
Cashback is usually calculated as a percentage of eligible net losses over a stated period. For example, the casino may compare qualifying losses with qualifying winnings during that period, then apply the advertised rate. The calculation might exclude bonuses, certain games or other transactions, so “losses” may not mean every amount wagered or deposited.
Periods can be set by the casino, such as a specified promotional window or regular review cycle. Check when the period starts and ends, whether you need to opt in, and when any cashback is credited. Rates, caps and eligibility can vary between offers, so don’t assume they will remain the same.
Before accepting, read the terms for:
- Eligible games, bets and account activity
- Minimum losses, maximum cashback and qualifying period
- Whether cashback is cash or bonus funds, and any wagering requirements
- Expiry, withdrawal limits and any other restrictions
Cashback can soften the impact of eligible losses, but it does not guarantee a return or remove the risk of gambling. Set a budget and only play what you can afford to lose.