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draftkings casino promo credited as bonus cash but terms said casino credits

Anyone else ever get a promo where it clearly says “casino credits,” but then it drops into your account as “bonus cash” instead? This just happened to me and now I’m confused about what hoops I have to jump through. I was planning to sit down with some blackjack but if it's bonus cash, I'm guessing there’s a whole layer of annoying wagering requirements. The last time I tried to use bonus cash for live dealer it got restricted and I didn’t notice until after a few rounds.

Honestly the language is always so vague, it’s like you need a law degree to know if your promo actually works for what you want to play. I was expecting casino credits with the usual minor strings attached, not bonus cash that’s basically locked behind a wall of T&Cs. Anyone else run into this on different sites? Is there some unspoken trick to figure out how these credits actually work before diving in?

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Yeah i screwed this up once, saw “credits” and played like it was clean cash, nope. Blunt fact from doing this toooo many times: the wallet label wins, not the promo headline, and support is usually bots copy pasting terms after the fact, so i screenshot everything first now

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The part that always gets buried is contribution, not just the label. I’ve had “casino credits” land as bonus cash and blackjack technically counted lol, just at some pathetic 10% so you can rebet all night and barely move the meter. That’s the real real scammy bit.

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Seen this plenty. "Credits" means nothing till the playthrough line shows up in the terms.

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Yeah, live dealer gets CUT first

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Nah, roulette usually flags bonus cash, lol

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