Identify what gets multiplied
Suppose you deposit NZ$100 and receive an illustrative NZ$100 bonus. A 30× requirement on the bonus alone means NZ$3,000 in qualifying stakes. A 30× requirement on deposit plus bonus means NZ$6,000. The same multiplier can therefore describe twice as much required turnover.
Neither amount is a withdrawal balance or a promise of what completing the requirement will cost. It is a total of qualifying stakes. You may run out of funds before reaching it.
Contribution changes the calculation
If a game contributes 20% towards a NZ$3,000 requirement, each NZ$1 staked counts as NZ$0.20. Completing the requirement entirely on that game would require NZ$15,000 in actual stakes, assuming the terms allow that play. An excluded game contributes nothing.
Do not assume that the game with the highest advertised RTP is eligible. Contribution, stake limits and restricted features are separate conditions.
Read the conditions as a group
| Condition | Question to answer |
|---|---|
| Qualifying base | Bonus only, deposit plus bonus, or winnings? |
| Time limit | When does the deadline start, and which time zone applies? |
| Maximum stake | Does the limit include paid features or special rounds? |
| Eligible games | Which games count, and at what rate? |
| Withdrawal cap | Is there a limit on convertible bonus winnings? |
| Cancellation | What happens to cash and winnings if you opt out? |
“Free spins” still need rules
Look for the stake value per spin, eligible title, expiry and treatment of winnings. Ten spins with one stake value are not equivalent to ten with another. A cash-out cap or a requirement on resulting winnings can matter more than the number of spins.
If the headline and detailed rules disagree, preserve a dated copy and ask for written clarification. An unclear answer is a reason to leave the offer alone.
New Zealand advertising context
DIA states that online casino advertising is currently prohibited. This page does not provide claim links or promote a live bonus. Read the rules guide for the current transition context; an example here should never be taken as proof that an offer can lawfully be advertised or used.
Sources & scope
Public sources checked on 11 November 2026. Calculations are illustrative. No real-money transactions were tested.
Prepared with AI assistance. See how we work for source handling and limitations.