The proportional value of the Bonus

Always keep your attention on the percentage value of the bonus, and keep in mind that a larger percentage represents a better outcome. The reason for this is that if you get a bonus worth 50% of your deposit, you run the danger of losing twice as much as the value of the bonus, however if you get a bonus of 100% of your deposit, you only run the risk of losing one bonus. In most cases, the bonus on the first deposit at a bookmaker with a Danish license is equal to the whole amount of your initial deposit; nevertheless, some bookmakers provide bonuses of only 50% of the initial deposit. There may be further factors that indicate that a particular bonus with 50% may be better than another bonus with 100%, but for this particular issue, you should go for the largest possible percentage.

Participation required during play

This is one of the areas in which you need to pay special attention, and it is also the area in which the bookmaker ensures that bonuses do not just convert into money that can be picked up off the ground by customers. A bonus will almost always come with some sort of wagering restriction attached to it. A wagering requirement of this kind for a bonus that matches one hundred percent of the first deposit will often range from eight to twelve times the amount of the bonus. It is imperative that you pay close attention to the fact that certain game providers specify this as, for example, five times the bonus in addition to the deposit. On a bonus worth 100% of the original amount, this will amount to 10 times the size of the bonus, but on a bonus worth 50% of the original amount, this will amount to 15 times the size of the bonus. If the percentage is 100%, then it will always be double when X times the bonus and deposit is mentioned, however with other percentage sizes you simply need to utilize the calculator before you can accept without further consideration.

One more thing that you need to be aware of is whether or not there is something that you need to do in order to qualify for the bonus. Some game providers insist that you play through your entire deposit before you can receive the bonus, which is something that should be added to the condition that the bonus be turned over a certain number of times. For instance, if you are given a bonus equal to fifty percent of your deposits and you are required to convert both the bonus and the deposit five times after receiving the bonus, but you are also required to play for your deposit before receiving the bonus, then the requirement for turnover is actually seventeen times the size of the bonus.