GambblyCasino & Cashback Glossary
New to casino rewards? Here are the key terms in plain English — each with a quick definition and a link to the full guide.
Cashback
A rebate on your net losses, paid as withdrawable balance. Full guide →
Rakeback
A share of the house edge (rake) your wagering generates, returned to you whether you win or lose. Full guide →
Wagering requirement
How many times you must bet a bonus before it becomes withdrawable (e.g. x40). Full guide →
RTP (Return to Player)
The percentage a game pays back over the long run; the inverse of the house edge. Full guide →
Bonus vs cashback
A bonus is play credit with wagering strings; cashback is a real-value loss rebate. Compare →
No-KYC casino
A casino you can use without uploading identity documents by default, funded with crypto. Full guide →
USDC & BEP-20
USDC is a dollar-pegged stablecoin; BEP-20 is the low-fee network Gambbly pays on. Full guide →
Giveaway
A free prize draw, like Gambbly’s daily $25, drawn live on stream. How they work →
NGR (Net Gaming Revenue)
A casino’s revenue from a player after bonuses and winnings — what affiliate commission and rakeback are based on.
FTD (First-Time Deposit)
A player’s first deposit at a casino, often the trigger for a welcome bonus and affiliate reward.
House edge
The casino’s built-in long-term margin on a game (100% minus the RTP).
FAQ
What do casino cashback and rakeback mean?
Cashback is a rebate on your net losses; rakeback returns a share of the house edge your wagering generates. Both put real, withdrawable value back in your pocket.
What is a wagering requirement?
It is the number of times you must bet a bonus before you can withdraw it — for example, x40 on a $100 bonus means $4,000 in wagers first.