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In the withdrawal window the first one is labeled **Game balance**, which is the same number under a different name. ![The Wallet section: Balance and Withdrawable side by side for every coin](https://3235441457-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FZGaNfrspeR8PjegVRwpU%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-f2043e668686f64d217e271dec4a6ba6debf83eb%2Fwallet-balances.jpg?alt=media) ## What is withdrawable right away * **Sports and esports winnings at odds of 1.3 or higher.** Once the bet is settled, the money is yours to withdraw, and every settled bet frees its own winnings. * **Freebet winnings.** A freebet does not go through the bonus balance, and its conditions require odds above 1.3, so what it wins is withdrawable. * **Prediction Market winnings.** They carry x1 wagering, so they are available as soon as the market resolves. * **Weekly cashback.** Paid every Monday in stablecoins, with no wagering at all. ## What needs wagering first * **Your deposit.** Every deposit carries a wagering requirement, with or without a bonus. * **Casino winnings.** They open up as you play: a slot bet covers its full amount, so $100 staked covers $100 of the deposit, and a bet in live casino or other games covers half of itself, $50 out of $100. Until the deposit is covered this way, the money stays locked. * **Returned bets.** If a bet is voided and the stake comes back, that money is not withdrawable yet. * **Sports winnings at odds below 1.3.** Low odds do not count towards wagering, so those winnings stay locked. * **Anything closed through Cash Out.** Cash Out exists on sports bets only, and a bet you close early does not count towards wagering, so it moves nothing to the withdrawable side. ## How to unlock it In sports or esports, place bets at odds of **1.3** or higher. Each settled bet frees its own winnings, so you do not have to play the whole balance through in one bet. Stake $10 of a $100 balance at odds of 1.5 and the payout is withdrawable, while the other $90 still waits. Stake the whole $100 at once and the whole payout is freed at once. In the casino the odds do not matter, the amount and the type of game do. On slots every bet covers **its full amount** (x1), so a $100 deposit is covered by $100 of play. In live casino and other games every bet covers **half of itself** (x2), so the same deposit takes $200 of play. It does not matter whether that comes from one bet or from several smaller ones. Sports bets closed early through Cash Out do not count towards wagering. ## Bonus balance is a third thing Casino cash bonuses do not sit on either of the balances above, neither the one a bonus credits nor the one free spins pay out. They sit on a separate bonus balance with **x40** wagering, and they cannot be withdrawn until that wagering is done. A slot always plays from your real balance first. You can check how much wagering is left under My Bonuses. A casino cash bonus taken through the VIP Club has its own requirement of x20. If you are unsure why an amount will not withdraw, open the Wallet section and compare Balance against Withdrawable for that token. The gap between them is the part still waiting to be wagered. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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