Bonus & offer verification, without the promotional language
A neutral, single page to check the eligibility, expiry, rollover and exclusion language behind the offer code. We do not own or operate any fantasy platform. We verify the language, you make the call.
The seven fields we check on every offer
1. Eligibility
Who can claim the offer — age, jurisdiction, account status, and whether it is a new-user or existing-user offer.
2. Expiry
When the offer ends, in clear time and date. The date is verified against the platform’s terms page, not a marketing banner.
3. Rollover
How many times the bonus must be played through before withdrawal. The number is read from the operator’s published terms.
4. Exclusions
Which contest types, payment methods or bonus combinations are excluded. The list is quoted from the operator, not summarised.
5. Source status
Whether the offer is verified, pending verification, or last verified on a specific date. The page shows the verification date.
6. Payment method eligibility
Whether UPI, netbanking, cards or wallet top-ups are eligible. Some offers exclude specific payment methods.
7. Withdrawal rules
What happens to the bonus if a withdrawal is requested before rollover. The rule is read from the operator’s terms.
What we do not do
No invented codes
We do not invent, modify or “exclusive” an offer code. The code is what the platform publishes in its terms page.
No deposit pitches
We do not invite readers to deposit. The verification page is a read, not a funnel.
No affiliate deposits
We do not earn from deposits on any platform. The site is reader-funded, not operator-funded.
The terms page is the contract, not the marketing banner
The most common reason a bonus does not work the way the reader expected is that the marketing banner quoted a number, and the terms page quoted a different one. The verification page links to both and explains the difference in plain language.
What readers ask about offers
How often is this page updated?
At least weekly through the season. The page shows the last verification date at the top.
What if the offer has changed?
The page is updated in place. The previous offer terms are archived in the corrections log at the bottom of the page.
Do you cover a specific platform?
Only if a reader asks. We do not run sponsored coverage of any platform, and we do not link to a platform that we cannot verify the legal status of.
What if I cannot find a specific offer?
The offer may be new, expired or restricted to a specific state. The page links to the platform’s official terms page, where the most current offer list is published.
What a bonus actually delivers
The trigger
A bonus is triggered by a specific action — first deposit, first contest entry, or KYC completion. The trigger is the cleanest single signal of when the bonus is credited. The platform’s terms page names the trigger.
The value
The bonus value is the size of the credit. The value is usually a deposit match, a fixed credit, or a contest entry. The value is the cleanest single signal of the offer’s worth.
The rollover
The rollover is the number of times the bonus must be played through before withdrawal. The rollover is the cleanest single signal of the offer’s real cost. A 5x rollover on a 1000 INR bonus means 5000 INR of contest entry.
The expiry
The expiry is the date when the bonus is no longer valid. The expiry is the cleanest single signal of the offer’s window. A 30-day expiry is common.
The exclusions
The exclusions are the contest types, payment methods or bonus combinations that are excluded from the offer. The exclusions are the cleanest single signal of the offer’s scope. The list is quoted from the operator.
The payment method
The payment method is the eligible top-up channel. Some offers exclude specific payment methods. The eligible methods are listed on the platform’s terms page.
How to read an offer in five minutes
1. Find the terms page
The platform’s official terms page is the right source for the offer. The marketing banner is not the right source — the banner quotes a headline number, the terms page quotes the contract.
2. Check eligibility
Who can claim the offer — age, jurisdiction, account status, new user or existing user. The eligibility is the cleanest single signal of whether the offer applies to you.
3. Read the trigger
What action triggers the bonus — first deposit, first contest entry, KYC. The trigger is the cleanest single signal of when the bonus is credited.
4. Check the rollover
How many times the bonus must be played through. The rollover is the cleanest single signal of the offer’s real cost. Compare the rollover to your contest entry plan.
5. Note the expiry
When the offer ends. The expiry is the cleanest single signal of the offer’s window. Set a reminder on the date.
What a bonus actually delivers
The trigger
A bonus is triggered by a specific action — first deposit, first contest entry, or KYC completion. The trigger is the cleanest single signal of when the bonus is credited. The platform’s terms page names the trigger.
The value
The bonus value is the size of the credit. The value is usually a deposit match, a fixed credit, or a contest entry. The value is the cleanest single signal of the offer’s worth.
The rollover
The rollover is the number of times the bonus must be played through before withdrawal. The rollover is the cleanest single signal of the offer’s real cost. A 5x rollover on a 1000 INR bonus means 5000 INR of contest entry.
The expiry
The expiry is the date when the bonus is no longer valid. The expiry is the cleanest single signal of the offer’s window. A 30-day expiry is common.
The exclusions
The exclusions are the contest types, payment methods or bonus combinations that are excluded from the offer. The exclusions are the cleanest single signal of the offer’s scope. The list is quoted from the operator.
The payment method
The payment method is the eligible top-up channel. Some offers exclude specific payment methods. The eligible methods are listed on the platform’s terms page.