Rollover math
If a $100 bonus carries a 3× rollover, you need to play through $300 in eligible contests before the winnings become withdrawable. The math matters more than the headline number.
Bonus codes on fantasy platforms change frequently and almost always carry rollover requirements. This page explains how to read the small print, when a code is worth activating, and when to walk away.
There is no permanent Fantafeat bonus code. Codes rotate with each major tournament and sometimes with each promotional week. The only reliable way to confirm the current offer is inside the official app's Promotions tab — never trust a code older than a few weeks.
Sign in and go to the Promotions or Offers section. Codes that are currently active appear there with their expiry date and eligibility conditions.
Most bonuses carry a wagering or rollover requirement before any winnings can be withdrawn. The condition is usually a multiple (e.g. 3×) of the bonus amount.
Some bonuses only apply to contests above a minimum entry fee, or to specific formats. Read the eligible contest list before activating.
Once activated, the bonus is usually locked to your account until expiry. Activating a poor-fit bonus blocks you from activating a better one later.
If a $100 bonus carries a 3× rollover, you need to play through $300 in eligible contests before the winnings become withdrawable. The math matters more than the headline number.
Most bonuses expire in 7–30 days. Unused bonuses are usually forfeited — check the expiry date inside the Promotions tab before activating.
Some platforms restrict withdrawals to a multiple of the deposit until the bonus is fully rolled over. A $100 bonus might mean you cannot withdraw below your deposit balance until cleared.
A bonus looks generous until you read the small print. Here are the five lines that decide whether activating it makes sense for your play style.
3× is reasonable. 10× is punishing. Walk away from anything above 5× unless you were planning to play that volume anyway.
30 days gives you time. 7 days forces urgency — which is exactly when players make bad contest decisions.
If only mega-contests count, the rollover math is brutal because entry fees are larger. Prefer bonuses that count practice contests or low-fee contests.
Some bonuses cap the winnings you can withdraw from bonus play. A $10 max win on a $100 bonus is not generous.
If activating the bonus locks withdrawals entirely, you cannot access your real balance until the bonus clears. This is the harshest condition — avoid unless you can afford to lock funds.
Some platforms let you stack a welcome bonus with a referral invitation. Both usually carry their own rollover conditions. Read both before activating either.
Short, plain-language answers to the questions that show up most often on this topic.
Codes rotate regularly. Confirm the current offer inside the official app's Promotions tab — any code older than a few weeks should be treated as expired.
No. Most bonuses carry a rollover requirement before winnings become withdrawable. Read the wagering multiple before activating.
Usually only one bonus is active at a time. Activating a new bonus often forfeits any unused portion of the previous one.
The unused bonus and any winnings tied to it are typically forfeited. Check the expiry date before activating.
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