Site Credit Explained

Three balance types

Cash is withdrawable and returns stake plus profit on wins. Bonus bets return profit only. Site credit sits in between — usable to bet but often not withdrawable until rolled over or converted per house rules.

Some operators label credit as "bonus cash" with stake return on wins; others mirror bonus-bet behavior. The name on screen is not enough — read terms.

Expiry and rollover

Site credit frequently expires in days or weeks. Rollover may require additional handle before winnings become cash. Unused credit disappears — treat deadlines seriously.

Partial conversion is common: only winnings above the credit amount become withdrawable after one successful bet, while the credit stake itself is consumed.

Estimating value

Discount face value for expected juice paid during rollover. If credit behaves like bonus bets on wins, use bonus bet conversion math. If it behaves like cash after rollover, model handle required to clear.

Split balances across books carefully — credit trapped at one operator has zero value elsewhere until converted to withdrawable cash.

When credit is misleading

A large site credit balance can encourage over-betting to clear it before expiry. Treat credit like a coupon with conditions, not free money. Responsible bankroll rules still apply.

Fantasy Forge explains mechanics only — we do not track promotional balances or send offer alerts.

FAQ

Is site credit the same as bonus cash?

Operators use many names. Always read whether stake returns on wins and whether balance is withdrawable without further betting.