Dorado bonuses: the offer and its conditions, side by side
Every bonus has two halves: the half that is advertised and the half that has to be fulfilled. The first is a number — a percentage, some spins, a refund. The second is a list of conditions that decide how much of that number ever becomes withdrawable money. This section is about the second half. We do not list today's offers, which change; we explain how each type of promotion works so you can judge whichever one is in front of you.
Promotion types covered
| Promotion | What it usually gives | Condition that matters most | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome | A match on the first deposit | Wagering and what it applies to | Welcome |
| Free spins | Fixed-value spins on one game | Wagering on winnings, cap | Free spins |
| No deposit | Balance or spins on sign-up | Withdrawal cap | No deposit |
| Reload | A match on later deposits | Deadline and minimum deposit | Reload |
| Cashback | A share of losses back | Paid as real money or bonus | Cashback |
| Promo code | Access to a specific offer | Where and when to enter it | Promo codes |
| VIP | Perks by activity level | How levels are earned and lost | VIP |
| Refer a friend | A reward for inviting someone | What the friend must do | Referral |
The five conditions that keep coming back
- Wagering: how many times the bonus (or bonus plus deposit) must be bet.
- Game weighting: what share of each bet counts, by game type.
- Maximum bet: the cap per spin or hand while the bonus is active.
- Deadline: days to claim the bonus and days to complete the requirement.
- Withdrawal cap: the most you can cash out from what the promotion produced.
Each is covered in depth in wagering explained and bonus terms.
Comparing two offers with one number
A quick way to compare promotions is to work out how much must be bet for every unit of bonus. A 50 bonus with 25x on the bonus needs 1,250 in bets: 25 per unit of bonus. An 80 bonus with 35x on bonus plus an 80 deposit needs 5,600: 70 per unit of bonus. The second looks more generous and turns out almost three times harder.
Every figure on this page is an illustrative example, not a Dorado condition. Amounts are in whatever currency your account uses; the live conditions are in each promotion's terms.
Saying no is allowed
If you have already activated a bonus and it no longer suits you, most platforms let you cancel it from the bonus section of the account. Usually the bonus balance and anything won with it are removed and your real balance is freed. Read the detail before you do it, and ask support if unsure.
One bonus at a time
Many platforms allow only one active bonus per account and queue the rest. If you claim a reload while a welcome bonus is still being wagered, the new one may wait — or replace the old one. The bonus section of your account shows what is active and what is queued.
Frequently asked questions
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All guides in this section
- Bonus terms: the clauses that decide your cash-out
- Cashback: the loss refund and the small print around it
- Free spins: what they are really worth when they are done
- No-deposit bonus: try without paying, under rules of its own
- Promo codes: a key, not a gift
- Refer a friend: inviting someone and what it involves
- Reload bonus: the bonus for every deposit after the first
- VIP programme: levels, points and bonuses with strings
- Wagering explained: the sum worth doing before you accept
- Welcome bonus: what it really costs to unlock the first gift