This guide explains what casino cashback is, how its percentage and qualifying period are generally calculated, and which terms to check before taking part.

At Just casino New Zealand, the details of any available offer should be confirmed in the casino’s own terms. Cashback is usually a return of some eligible losses during a stated period. It is not necessarily a refund of every deposit or every amount wagered.

A cashback percentage is generally applied to net losses that meet the offer rules. For example, the calculation may account for winnings as well as losses, rather than simply using total bets. The qualifying period sets the time window for that calculation. Casinos may use daily, weekly or other periods, but the schedule and when cashback is credited can vary.

Before opting in, check:

• Which games, bets and transactions count towards eligible losses.
• Whether you need to opt in and meet any minimum activity requirement.
• Any cashback cap, wagering requirement or withdrawal restriction.
• When the offer period ends and how long credited cashback remains available.

Read the full terms before playing, and make sure the offer suits your budget. If a calculation or restriction is unclear, ask the casino’s support team to explain it before you participate.