Depositing: five steps and one question before them
Before you deposit, ask yourself one question: which game, at what stake, will this amount be played on? The answer helps you choose an amount that suits the game's rhythm rather than your mood.
The set of methods and limits depends on your account — check in the cashier.
The steps
- Check your account currency.
- Open the cashier and choose a method.
- Decide about the bonus — leave the box ticked or untick it.
- Enter the amount and confirm the payment with your bank or card app.
- Check the balance and keep the confirmation.
Amount and game
Divide the deposit by the stake to get the number of spins. For example, 20 at a stake of 0.20 is about a hundred spins. On a high-volatility game a hundred spins may not be enough to see a bonus round. That is arithmetic, not an operator rule.
Choose the game first
Pick the game before the deposit, not the other way round. A low-volatility game stretches the same money further; a high-volatility one may need more to reach its bonus round. Each game in our catalogue has a mechanics guide. If the deposit runs out sooner than planned, that is a sign the stake was too high for the game's rhythm — not a reason to deposit again.
Methods
Cards, bank transfer, crypto and e-wallets each have their own page in the payments section. They are common methods, not a list confirmed by the operator.
Thinking ahead to withdrawals
The way you deposit often decides how you will withdraw: many operators pay winnings back to the method you used to deposit. A bank transfer usually means a payout to your bank account, a card means back to the card where the operator supports it. That is why it pays to complete verification and make sure the account and method are in your name before the first deposit.
The bonus box
The deposit window often has a bonus box already ticked. If you do not want the bonus, untick it before confirming. Cancelling a bonus after depositing is possible but not always simple.
If the money doesn't arrive
Check your bank statement and the payment status. A bank transfer can take longer than a card. If the money has left your account but is not on your balance, contact support and send the confirmation.
One session, one deposit
A useful rule: the deposit equals the amount you are willing to spend that evening. When it is gone, the session is over. Depositing again the same evening is a common sign that the game, not the plan, is making decisions. A deposit limit can enforce this — see responsible gambling.