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Australian Pokies Bonus Terms Report: What the Turnover Multiplier Means

Updated 27 September 2026 Terms verified 25 September 2026 18 sites in the dataset
01 — The dataset

Key findings

18 Australian-facing pokies sites, welcome-bonus terms read from each operator's promotions page. Latest read 25 September 2026. Rows are alphabetical: this is a dataset, not a ranking. 10 of the 18 sites share ownership with AusRoo; they are marked in the full table and listed on our about page.

  • 12 of the 18 welcome bonuses print a turnover multiple without saying what it multiplies.
  • 3 of the 18 name an amount next to the multiple ("final remain credit", "total winnings") but not whether you bet that multiple of it or grow your balance to it, and the two readings are far apart.
  • 2 of the 18 use a balance target ("winover"): the balance itself has to reach the multiple, which is a different rule from betting it through.
  • Only 1 of the 18 says plainly that the multiple is in bets and what it applies to.
  • At 3x alone, 8 sites use 3 different rules, so the same printed number is not the same requirement.
  • 10 of the 18 publish a cash-out cap on the welcome bonus, from A$800 to A$20,000; the rest publish none.
  • 9 of the 18 list PayID in the cashier; every site lists bank transfer.

What the multiplier applies to

RuleWhat it meansSitesWhich
Balance target (winover) Your balance must grow to the multiple before you can withdraw. Betting alone does not clear it. 2 Fortune88 and LEBET88
Bets on a named base Total bets must reach the multiple of an amount the terms name, such as deposit plus bonus. 1 B4BET
Base named, rule unclear The terms name an amount (final remaining credit, total winnings) next to the multiple, but not whether you bet that multiple of it or grow your balance to it. 3 Bonza7, Crikey7 and Dinkum33
Multiplier only, base not stated The terms print a multiple but not what it multiplies, so the betting required cannot be worked out from the page. 12 Aussie2Win, BoyaBet9, BX77, Decho34, Fairdinkumplay9, Frenzy96, Gdaymate9, Ozplay77, Predator9, RipperBets, Spacecraft9 and The Star

Same number, different rule

Printed multipleRuleSites
3xBalance target (winover)Fortune88 and LEBET88
3xBase named, rule unclearBonza7 and Crikey7
3xMultiplier only, base not statedAussie2Win, Frenzy96, Ozplay77 and The Star
4xBets on a named baseB4BET
4xMultiplier only, base not statedBoyaBet9

Full table

SiteMultipleRuleWording on the siteBonus min. depositCash-out capPayIDRead on
Aussie2Winshared ownership 3x Multiplier only, base not stated turn x3 A$20 None published No
B4BETshared ownership 4x Bets on a named base deposit + bonus x4 Not stated None published No
Bonza7shared ownership 3x Base named, rule unclear turnover x3 (final remain credit) A$20 None published No
BoyaBet9 4x Multiplier only, base not stated withdraw requirement slot game rollover x4. · minimum withdrawal slot game turnover x5. A$30 A$800 Yes
BX77 5x Multiplier only, base not stated minimum total bet: minimum hit rollover x5 to unlock withdraw A$20 None published Yes
Crikey7shared ownership 3x Base named, rule unclear turnover x3 (total winnings) A$20 None published No
Decho34 5x Multiplier only, base not stated withdraw requirement slot game rollover x5. · minimum withdrawal slot game turnover x1. A$20 A$1,888 Yes
Dinkum33shared ownership 6x Base named, rule unclear turnover x6 (final remain credit) A$50 A$1,200 No
Fairdinkumplay9 2x Multiplier only, base not stated hit turnover ✘2 A$40 A$1,200 Yes
Fortune88shared ownership 3x Balance target (winover) winover x3 to withdraw A$10 None published No
Frenzy96shared ownership 3x Multiplier only, base not stated 3x A$20 None published Yes
Gdaymate9 2x Multiplier only, base not stated hit turnover ✘2 A$40 A$1,200 Yes
LEBET88shared ownership 3x Balance target (winover) minimum rollover : x 1 · minimum withdraw : deposit aud ? + bonus aud ? = total amount ? x 3 A$30 A$20,000 No
Ozplay77 3x Multiplier only, base not stated hit turnover ✘3 A$30 A$2,000 Yes
Predator9 2x Multiplier only, base not stated hit turnover ✘2 A$40 A$1,200 Yes
RipperBetsshared ownership 5x Multiplier only, base not stated turnover must reach x5 to request withdrawal A$40 A$5,000 No
Spacecraft9 2x Multiplier only, base not stated just hit 2x turnover and your funds are ready to withdraw! A$70 A$1,200 Yes
The Starshared ownership 3x Multiplier only, base not stated rollover x 3 , turnover x 3 A$30 None published No

Wording is as our scraper captured it (lower-cased, clauses joined with ·). A "?" is a blank the operator left in its own terms. Cash-out caps and minimums are the welcome bonus's, not the site's general limits.

Bonus minimum deposit

MinimumSites
A$101
A$206
A$304
A$404
A$501
A$701
Not stated1

Deposit methods in the cashier

MethodSites
Bank transfer18
PayID9
Crypto (USDT)3
E-wallet1
Mastercard1
Osko1
Visa1

Download and cite

Download the dataset (CSV) — one row per site, the columns above plus deposit methods, no-deposit offer, number of promotions listed, pokies studios and whether the site shares ownership with AusRoo.

Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0: credit AusRoo and link to this page.

Cite as: AusRoo, "Australian Pokies Bonus Terms Report", updated 25 September 2026, https://ausroopokies.com/guides/bonus-terms-report/

02 — The Guide

What to Know

Why this report exists

Every welcome bonus on an Australian-facing pokies site comes with a turnover requirement, and nearly every comparison page, ours included, lines them up by the number: 2x beats 3x, 3x beats 5x. Reading the operators’ own terms side by side shows that the number on its own does not tell you what you have to do. Some sites mean “bet this many times the deposit plus bonus”. Some mean “grow your balance to this many times what you started with”. Most do not say which.

This page publishes the wording, the rule it describes, and the other figures a player needs before claiming, for every site we track. It is built from the same weekly re-read of each operator’s promotions page that feeds our reviews, so it changes when the terms do.

Four kinds of wording behind one number

Bets on a named base. The terms say what the multiple applies to. On a A$100 deposit with a A$50 bonus at 3x deposit plus bonus, you place A$450 of bets, then withdraw whatever is left. On pokies returning around 96%, A$450 of bets costs about A$18 on average, so most of the bonus survives.

Balance target, or winover. The balance itself must reach the multiple. The same A$150 at a 3x winover has to become A$450 before you can cash out. Betting does not clear it; winning does. Most sessions end below the target, and then the balance, deposit included, is lost to the requirement. A 3x winover is a much harder condition than 3x in bets, even though both are printed as 3x.

Base named, rule unclear. Some terms read “turnover x3 (final remain credit)” or “turnover x3 (total winnings)”. An amount is named, but not whether you must bet three times that amount or grow your balance to three times it. Read as bets, it is light: a losing session leaves little to bet through. Read as a target, it is as hard as a winover. Both readings fit the words, and we have not confirmed which one these sites apply, so the report does not pick one.

Multiplier only. The terms print “rollover x5” or “hit turnover x2” and stop. Operators usually apply these to deposit plus bonus, but the page does not commit to it, and a support agent’s reading is not a term you can hold anyone to. Before you claim one of these, ask support in the live chat what the multiple applies to, and keep a screenshot of the answer.

How the data is collected

The promotions page of each site is fetched once a week through an Australian connection, and the welcome-bonus block is saved word for word. A script compares it with the previous week’s copy. Unchanged terms get a new “read on” date. Changed terms are logged on the site’s review page and the figures are corrected by hand after checking the operator’s page.

The rule column is not a judgement call. A short, published rule reads the turnover wording: “winover” or a minimum withdrawal set as a multiple of deposit plus bonus marks a balance target; “final remain credit” or “total winnings” next to a multiple marks a named base with an unclear rule; “deposit plus bonus” with a multiple marks bets on a named base; anything else is a multiplier without a base. The same code runs on every site.

Limits of the data

  • Only the welcome bonus is covered. Reload, cashback and free-credit offers have their own terms, and many carry a separate cap.
  • The wording is what the operator publishes. We record it; we do not claim the site applies it that way. Withdrawal tests are tracked separately on each review.
  • A cash-out cap that is not published is recorded as “none published”, which is not the same as no cap. Ask before you rely on it.
  • Figures are the operators’ own. Where a site shows a blank in its terms, the blank is kept.

What to do with it

If you are comparing two bonuses, compare the rule before the number. A balance target at 3x is harder to clear than 5x in bets. If the rule is unclear or not stated, the cheapest fix is a one-line question to support before you deposit. Our welcome bonus guide works through the arithmetic in more detail, and how we rate sites explains how the printed multiple feeds our comparison order.

If you write about pokies bonuses, the CSV above has every row and is free to reuse with a credit and a link. If you spot a figure that no longer matches an operator’s page, tell us through the contact page and we will re-read it that week.

03 — Questions

Frequently Asked

What is a winover on a pokies bonus?

A winover is a balance target: your balance has to grow to a multiple of the deposit plus bonus before you can withdraw. It is not cleared by betting. You either win your way to the target or the balance runs out. Terms that say "turnover x3 (final remain credit)" or "(total winnings)" may mean a winover or a betting requirement on that amount; the wording does not settle it, so ask support.

Is a 3x turnover the same at every pokies site?

No. The same printed 3x can mean betting three times the deposit plus bonus, betting three times some other amount, or growing the balance to three times its starting size. The report above shows which rule each site's own wording describes, where the wording is unclear, and where it does not say.

How often is the dataset updated?

The promotions page of every site is re-read once a week from an Australian connection. When the wording changes, the change is logged on that site's review page and the figures here are updated after a manual check. The date each row was last read is in the table.

Can I use this data in an article or forum post?

Yes. The data is published under CC BY 4.0: quote it, chart it or download the CSV, and credit AusRoo with a link to this page.

Does AusRoo have a stake in the sites in this report?

In some of them. AusRoo shares ownership with some of the sites listed and earns referral fees from others. Related sites are marked in the full table. The classification rule is applied to every site's wording in the same way, in code, whoever owns it.Who runs AusRoo →