it basically means you have to wager that much before you can cash out. for example, you deposit 100 bucks with 20 times rollover, so that makes it 2000. you have to wager $2000 worth of bets before you can cash out.
The more bets they make you make, the better their odds that you'll lose. They don't want you to make one bet, win, and cash out.
yea i understand the reasoning, just more than i expected- I thought it may be 20 x the amount of bonuses but off what i deposit thats just too much. side note- PNC is fucking with me right now giving me shit about the deposit told me its going to take a little while to get resolved
a lot of places include the bonus in the rollover as well. so if you deposited 100 with a 20% bonus, then it would obviously be 120 x 20
It took me a month to finally get a bank wire done. BB&T was dumb as fuck. Rolled over to BOA, opened an account and then wired the money a week later.
The rollover requirement is before you can cash out the bonus you get. It doesn't have anything to do with the actual money that you're depositing. If I deposit $100 win $50 and want to cash out I can do it immediately