Cashback
Money back ("remise en argent") on part of what you lost over a set period. Sometimes it comes with wagering attached.
Cashback (remise en argent) gives you back a piece of what you lost over a period, usually a day or a week. It is normally based on net losses: what you deposited minus what you withdrew and what is left, or what you bet minus what you won.
Don't let it hook you
It softens a bad week. But since it only pays when you lose, it can push you to keep playing. Think of it as a small discount on losses, not a reason to go another round.
Real-life example
Say you end the week 500 $ down. With 10% cashback, you get 50 $ back. If it has 1x wagering (exigence de mise), you need to bet that 50 $ once before you can send it to Interac or your wallet.
Cashback vs rakeback
Rakeback pays on every bet, win or lose. Cashback only pays when you lose. Finish the week even? You get rakeback, but zero cashback.
Read the terms for
- What exactly counts as "net losses".
- If bonus money is included or not.
- Wagering, a max amount, or a deadline to claim it.