Rainbet free spins

Four figures, only one of them advertised

A spin package is advertised by count, which is the least informative of the four numbers that decide its value. The other three are the spin value, the wagering applied to anything won, and the cap on what can be withdrawn from those winnings.

• Spin value. Two hundred spins at the minimum stake is a smaller amount staked than the count implies. Multiply to get the real figure.
• Wagering on winnings. Anything won from spins is usually credited as bonus funds and carries the same multiple as a cash bonus.
• Winnings cap. A maximum that can be withdrawn from spin winnings, often set well below what the spins could in principle produce.
• Game restriction. Spins run on a named game or a short list of them, which is the operator's choice rather than the player's.

Why the wrapper matters

A hundred spins sounds like more than a modest cash bonus and is usually worth less. The reason is that the wagering applies to the winnings rather than to the spin value, so a lucky result creates a large wagering obligation rather than a large withdrawal. That is not a trick; it is how the mechanism works everywhere in this field, and it is only a problem for a player who did not read it.

Comparing spin offers between sites

Spin value times count gives a comparable staked amount. Cap and multiple then decide what the upside actually is. Two packages advertised as identical counts can differ by a factor of several once those three figures are applied, which is why counts should never be compared directly.

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More on rainbet itself

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