Bigbunny Bonus Terms & Conditions
Every promotion at Bigbunny sits on two layers of rules: the offer's own terms, and the general bonus terms that apply to all offers. The general rules are where most disputes start, because they are not repeated on each promotion page. This guide reads the general bonus terms and conditions clause by clause — the ones you are likely to find — general bonus rules, max bet, restricted games, max cashout, sticky bonuses and bonus abuse — and how each can affect a player in the Philippines. It describes common practice; the operator's own document is the one that applies, and it can change.
Max bet with a bonus
While a bonus is active, a maximum bet per spin or per round usually applies, often stated in pesos or as a share of the bonus. It exists to stop players from using bonus money for a few huge bets. The rule is strict: a single bet above the limit can be enough for the operator to remove the bonus and the winnings attached to it. Before you play, set your stake below the limit and avoid features that multiply the stake, such as a bonus buy, unless the terms allow them.
Restricted games
Bonus terms list games that cannot be played with bonus money, or that do not count towards wagering. Typical examples are certain high-RTP slots, jackpot games and some live tables. Playing a restricted game with an active bonus can void it. The list is usually in the general terms, sometimes in an appendix, and it can be long; search it for the games you actually play before accepting an offer.
Max cashout and wagering cap
Some offers — especially no deposit bonuses and free spins — cap the amount you can withdraw from them. If the max cashout is, say, five times the bonus, anything above that is removed when the bonus converts. A wagering cap works the other way, limiting how much of a bet counts towards the requirement. Both are legitimate if stated clearly; both are reasons to read the terms before you celebrate a big win on bonus money.
Sticky and non-sticky bonuses
A sticky bonus can be played with but never withdrawn — only the winnings above it are paid out once wagering is done. A non-sticky (or "parachute") bonus keeps your deposit separate: you play with real money first, and only if it runs out does the bonus money come into play. The terms say which model applies. The difference matters most when you want to stop early with your own money intact.
Bonus abuse and one account per person
General terms define bonus abuse broadly: several accounts for one person or household, using someone else's identity or payment method, coordinated betting to clear wagering without risk, and claiming the same offer repeatedly. The penalty is usually confiscation of bonus winnings and closure of accounts. Register once, with your own details and your own GCash, Maya, bank account or card, and keep it that way.
Expiry, changes and your copy
Bonuses expire — unused ones after a set period, wagering after its time limit. Operators can also change their bonus terms; the version in force when you accepted an offer is normally the one that governs it. Take a screenshot of an offer's terms when you accept it. If a dispute arises, a dated copy is worth more than any memory of what the page used to say. Gambling is for adults aged 21 and over in the Philippines.