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Weekly cashback: what you receive and when it is credited
The cashback offer at Winspirit Casino returns up to 10% of your net weekly losses. It is credited every Thursday after 00:01 UTC, so the timing is tied to UTC rather than your local clock. The figure is worked out from the activity in the previous week and then adjusted using your balance and any active withdrawal requests at the time of accrual.
That wording matters. Cashback is not calculated from deposits alone, and it is not simply a percentage of every bet. The calculation uses a specific formula, which means your deposits, withdrawals, balance and active requests all affect the final amount.
| Term | Winspirit Casino rule |
|---|---|
| Cashback rate | Up to 10% of net weekly losses |
| Eligibility | Amber Level and above |
| Credit time | Every Thursday after 00:01 UTC |
| Wagering | x5 |
| Seasonal offer | Seasonal VIPs can receive up to 5% additional offer |
Cashback follows net losses, not deposits alone
Cashback should be treated as an entertainment extra, not a reason to chase losses or increase your spending. Set a limit that suits your budget before you play.
Amber Level and above: the entry point for cashback
You need to reach Amber Level before weekly cashback becomes available. The offer can reach 10% of net weekly losses, while the percentage increases with VIP level. Seasonal VIPs can also receive up to 5% additional offer.
You may see the wider VIP Program and Loyalty Program discussed alongside this offer; for cashback, the practical point is simple: access starts at Amber Level. Your level therefore matters before you start calculating a possible weekly amount.
Check the rate before you play
Cashback starts at Amber Level and uses a five-times wagering rule. Knowing both points helps you understand the value and the work attached to the offer.
How net weekly losses shape the cashback amount
The calculation is: deposits for the last week, minus withdrawals for the last week, minus your balance and minus active withdrawal requests at the time cashback is accrued. The result is the net weekly loss figure used for the cashback calculation.
| Figure | How it is treated |
|---|---|
| Deposits from the last week | Added to the calculation |
| Withdrawals from the last week | Subtracted |
| Balance at accrual | Subtracted |
| Active withdrawal requests at accrual | Subtracted |
Worked example using the top rate
Imagine your figures for the week are $800 in deposits, $200 in withdrawals, a $100 balance and a $50 active withdrawal request. The calculation is $800 minus $200 minus $100 minus $50, giving net weekly losses of $450.
At the top 10% rate, 10% of $450 would be $45 cashback. This is an example of the maths, not a promise of a particular payment. Your own result depends on your activity, your balance, your active requests and the rate attached to your level.
The balance is part of the weekly figure
A remaining balance is subtracted at the time of accrual. An active Withdrawal request is also subtracted, even though it is still being processed.
The x5 wagering rule: turn the cashback into a clear target
Cashback carries an x5 wagering requirement. In plain terms, multiply the cashback amount by five to find the wagering target attached to it. The requirement is based on the cashback value, so a larger cashback amount creates a larger target.
| Cashback amount | Calculation | Wagering target |
|---|---|---|
| $20 | $20 × 5 | $100 |
| $30 | $30 × 5 | $150 |
| $45 | $45 × 5 | $225 |
| $100 | $100 × 5 | $500 |
For example, if the weekly calculation produced $30 cashback, the x5 target would be $150 in total bets. That does not mean you must lose $150. It is the amount of wagering required under the cashback rule, so keep the difference between total bets and losses clear in your head.
The same idea applies at any amount. A $45 cashback credit creates a $225 wagering target, while a $100 credit creates a $500 target. Work out the figure first and decide whether it fits comfortably within your planned play.
Do the multiplication before making a decision
Take the cashback amount, multiply it by five and write down the result. That quick check shows the wagering attached to the offer before you treat the credit as available funds.
How to keep track of the weekly calculation
A simple record makes the weekly figure easier to follow. You do not need to guess from your balance alone because the calculation uses four separate pieces of information.
Add together the deposits made during the relevant week.
Subtract the withdrawals made during that same week.
At the cashback calculation point, subtract your current balance and any active withdrawal requests.
Use the percentage available at your level, up to the 10% maximum stated for weekly cashback.
Multiply the cashback amount by five to understand the wagering target attached to the credit.
Cashback is credited every Thursday after 00:01 UTC. If you want help understanding a calculation, 24/7 live chat and email support are available. Live chat support is offered in 12 languages, including English.
It is also worth setting a personal limit before you play. Deposit limits can be set for a day, week or month in the Limits tab of your profile, while loss limits cover the same periods. Decreases take effect immediately; increases or cancellations take effect after 24 hours.
Keep your weekly play comfortable
Cashback works best when it stays inside a spending plan. Use the available deposit or loss limits before you start, then treat the x5 requirement as part of the decision.
Cashback: your questions
How much weekly cashback can I receive?
Weekly cashback is up to 10% of your net weekly losses. The percentage increases with VIP level, and seasonal VIPs can receive up to 5% additional offer.
What level do I need for cashback?
Cashback is available from Amber Level and above.
When is cashback credited?
It is credited every Thursday after 00:01 UTC.
How is net weekly loss calculated?
The calculation is deposits minus withdrawals for the last week, minus your balance and any active withdrawal requests at the time of accrual.
What does the x5 cashback wagering rule mean?
Multiply the cashback amount by five. A $30 cashback credit, for example, creates a $150 wagering target.
Does my balance affect cashback?
Yes. Your balance at the time cashback is accrued is subtracted from the weekly deposits-minus-withdrawals figure.
Do active withdrawal requests affect the calculation?
Yes. Active withdrawal requests at the time of accrual are subtracted when net weekly losses are calculated.
