First Deposit Bonus Rules: How a Tier Table and Turnover Really Work

A first deposit bonus is a one-time credit attached to your opening top-up, set by a table of rows on a promo card, and the example here is the SUPERPH card. That lobby’s ticker reads “Deposit 100 Get Free Instant 109Php”, and the card inside prints a table where the bonus changes row by row. Reading that card from top to bottom is the walk this page covers, so you know the cost before the deposit goes in. The figures below are the brand’s own banner, and the card’s conditions decide whether you actually get them.

A first deposit bonus table, row by row

The card’s table prints no currency symbol; the ticker supplies “109Php” for the middle row. Read the rows below as printed, with the share of deposit worked out alongside:

So “109%” is true of one row and that row only. The card’s higher rows keep shrinking as a percentage while the required betting grows. Being able to afford the next row is no reason to reach for it.

Deposit bonus conditions printed on the same card

Every line here can undo the credit, so copy them before you pay:

1. Tick the box. “In deposit page, you need to manually check the box to participate.”
2. Link a bank card. The card makes a valid one mandatory.
3. Play Slot & Fish only. The card also says “BG SLOT games are prohibited”.
4. One claim per player. A second claim, spotted through a matching IP, bank card or phone number, ends with rewards and profits confiscated.

What 15x turnover adds before you can withdraw

The card spells its formula as “(Cash in + Bonus x turnover requirement)”, which reads as cash-in plus bonus, all multiplied by 15. Worked in pesos on the ₱100 row, as plainly hypothetical arithmetic:

If your bank account balks at ₱3,135 in bets, the row is telling you something, and you can leave the box unticked and play the ₱100 as plain cash. The turnover worked examples go through the same sum on other amounts, while welcome bonus shapes compared sets this table beside a voucher. Cards that restart every day sit on the daily bonus rules page.

The deposit itself happens on the lobby’s own site after the login steps there, and a new account comes from its register form. Join 76JL, where you see it nearby, is a turn-off toward 76JL, a separate casino, and this table’s rows stop applying there. The bonus trail for this lobby lists its other cards.

Red flags to watch for

1. A “higher tier” offered in chat if you pay into a personal number instead of the cashier.
2. A screenshot of the 109% row with no mention of the 15x turnover.
3. Advice to use a relative’s bank card to claim a second time. That is exactly what the one-claim-per-player line confiscates.
4. A claim that a deposit bonus can be cashed out with no turnover, when the card itself says otherwise.
5. Any ticker or post showing a bonus figure that the promo card does not repeat. Read the card; the card is the only version that counts.