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Sticky vs non-sticky bonuses

Hey, I am trying to sort this out before I put in another $100, and every bonus page seems written to hide the point on purpose! I get matched bonuses and wagering, but sticky vs non-sticky is where they lose me. If I cash out my own deposit first (that is the part annoying me), what is left and what just disappears?

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If it’s sticky, i’d assume that bonus is forfeited when you withdraw, even if all you’re trying to take out is your own $100. Non-sticky usually means the bonus is separate, so your deposit may come out and the bonus stays put. But some terms still say a withdrawal cancels it, which is the annoying part.

I’d check the cashout section before opting in, not just the wagering bit. Those rules can make a “matched” bonus a lot less straightforward than the headline makes it look.

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