the terms and Why They Move
The headline figure is stable and the terms underneath are not. A campaign replaced overnight can change what the same advertised amount is worth.
What Actually Changes
The advertised maximum tends to persist across campaigns because it is a marketing figure. The the base, the minimum price per selection, the contribution table and the expiry window are set per campaign and replaced without announcement.
A welcome offer with the same headline can therefore be materially better or worse than the one running a month earlier, and nothing on the banner indicates which.
The the base Matters Most
Whether a rollover applies to the bonus alone or to deposit plus bonus doubles the work without changing the headline. It is the single most important line in any set of welcome offer terms and it sits below the number that gets advertised.
Worked in rupees: a 5x requirement on a NPR 10,000 bonus means NPR 50,000 of qualifying stakes, which at a typical margin costs around NPR 2,500 in expected losses to complete.
Screenshot on the Day
Terms are versioned by campaign, and the version that applies is the one live when you opted in. A screenshot taken on the day removes any ambiguity if a question arises later, and it takes seconds.
A screenshot from last season proves nothing about the current campaign, which is why archived coverage of a welcome offer should always be read alongside the live page.
Current Position
The bonus page carries the live terms and the promo code page covers what a code applies at registration.
Comparing Two Campaigns
Set the headline aside and compare four lines: the rollover multiple, what it applies to, the minimum price per qualifying selection, and the expiry window. Those four decide everything, and two campaigns with identical advertised maximums can differ by a factor of two once they are compared.
Contribution rates are the fifth line where a casino component is involved. Slots counting fully and live tables counting at a tenth changes how long a requirement takes to clear by an order of magnitude.
Reading Archived Coverage
Any article describing a promotion is a snapshot. Campaigns are versioned, and the version that applies is the one live when an account opts in, which is why every item on this site carries a publication date.
Treat archived coverage as an explanation of the mechanism rather than a statement of current figures. The live pages carry what applies today, and they are the only source worth relying on before depositing.
Frequently asked questions
Why do welcome offer terms change?
They are set per campaign. The advertised maximum persists as a marketing figure while the rollover base, minimum odds and expiry are replaced without notice.
Which term matters most?
The rollover base. Applying a multiple to deposit plus bonus rather than to the bonus alone doubles the work at an identical headline.
Should I screenshot the terms?
Yes, on the day you opt in. The version that applies is the one live at that moment.