An offer for live tables, a rule that says zero
Let us start with the trickiest point, because the value of the whole offer hinges on it. According to the official Dukat.bet bonus page (as of 8 October 2026), points 2.14–2.15 state that not all games count equally towards wagering: slots typically at 100%, table games, roulette and video poker at 0%, and live dealer games do not count.
At the same time there is an offer aimed squarely at the live casino. The two only fit together if the Live Casino Bonus has its own terms that say otherwise, since the general rules always apply with the proviso ‘unless otherwise stated’. Exactly how, you need to read in the offer terms. We give no percentage here, because there is no official figure to rely on, and the operator can change the rules.
Three possible readings and what follows from each
When you read the Live Casino Bonus terms, you will most likely land in one of these situations:
| What you find in the offer | What it means for your balance | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Live games count at their own stated percentage | turnover moves, slower or faster depending on the percentage | work out the real turnover |
| The bonus is for live play, but wagering happens elsewhere (e.g. on slots) | bets at the table do not advance the requirement | decide whether you want to switch games in between |
| No separate note on contribution | the general rule applies: live games do not count | do not activate until you get a written answer |
The table is not a description of Dukat.bet’s terms but a reading aid. Which row is true depends only on the current text of the offer. We cover the general contribution logic in detail on the game contribution page.
Model: one requirement at 100, 20 and 0 percent
Model with made-up numbers – Dukat.bet’s own terms may differ:
Say you deposit 40 EUR, get 200 EUR bonus thanks to the 500%, and the multiplier is x10 on the bonus only. Amount to wager: 200 × 10 = 2,000 EUR.
| Contribution | Stakes you actually need to place | At 5 EUR per bet |
|---|---|---|
| 100% | 2,000 EUR | 400 hands or spins |
| 20% | 10,000 EUR | 2,000 hands |
| 0% | cannot be met at a live table | – |
The formula: stakes needed = amount to wager ÷ contribution. Taking the 14-day default (2.9), the 20% row needs about 715 EUR of stakes a day. At a live table, where the dealer sets the pace, a round lasts far longer than a spin, so this can mean many hours of play. More on scheduling on the validity and expiry page.
The 5 EUR limit at a live table
Under point 2.7, the maximum bet during wagering is typically 5 EUR (7.5 AUD/CAD/NZD), unless the offer states otherwise. In live games this can seem unusually low, because the table minimum is often close to it, and one hand lets you bet on several spots.
Worth keeping in mind:
- Within one round, the bets on different spots add up to the round’s stake. The general rule does not say whether the casino looks at the total or at each spot, so work with the total.
- Side bets and raises during a round (such as doubling down in a card game) also increase the stake. Point 2.7 expressly counts doubling and similar features.
- If the offer sets its own maximum bet, that overrides the default.
Pick a table where your stake sits comfortably below the limit.
One active bonus and conduct in live play
Under point 2.11, only one bonus can be active at a time, and deposit bonuses cannot be combined. If you choose the Live Casino Bonus, the slots and instant versions will not run alongside it, so think about where you will spend most of your time before choosing.
Point 2.13 bans making a new deposit while a game feature is active. In live play this typically happens when a round is still running and you want to top up meanwhile; wait for the round to end. Under point 2.3, if abuse is suspected, the casino can void winnings even after wagering.
The eligibility rule in 2.1 counts too: one bonus per person, including immediate family, home address, IP address and device.
The 15% Cashback on live table losses
The general rules do not give details of the 15% Cashback in the offer name. For live play, the key thing to clarify is whether losses at the table count towards the refund basis at all, because if live games are treated differently for wagering, cashback may differ too. Look for four things: what it is calculated on, which period, in what form it is credited, and whether it carries wagering.
In the live lobby you may see studio names such as Pragmatic Play; that tells you nothing about how a given table counts in the offer. Cashback only softens a loss – it does not turn it into a profit.
Before you sit at the first table: seven checks
- You have found the sentence in the offer on the contribution of live games.
- You have found the multiplier and know what it multiplies – bonus alone or bonus plus deposit.
- You have worked out the stakes needed, divided by the contribution.
- Your total stake per round stays below 5 EUR (or below the offer’s own cap).
- You have noted the crediting and expiry dates.
- You know that under point 2.6 a withdrawal requires full account verification and a minimum deposit.
- You know that under point 2.10 you can reclaim your deposit before wagering is complete, at the cost of the bonus and winnings, and under point 2.12 you can decline the bonus.
Withdrawal questions are collected in the withdrawals FAQ, the four offers sit side by side in the offer comparison, and the full rule list is on the general rules page.