At TheVault, all bonuses come with a rollover requirement—this means you need to place a certain amount in bets before you can withdraw any winnings tied to your bonus. 

Put simply: when you accept a bonus, you must wager both your deposit and bonus amount a specific number of times before those funds become withdrawable. 

• Casino play doesn’t count toward sports rollover. 

• Sports bets don’t count toward casino rollover. 

• So, if you only plan to bet on sports, avoid casino bonuses—and vice versa. 

• How sports rollover is calculated: 

The amount that counts toward rollover is the smallest amount between win and risk. 

• If you bet on a favorite (e.g., -150), only the amount you win counts toward the rollover. 

• If you bet on an underdog (e.g., +200), the amount you risk counts. 

• If your bet loses, the full risk amount still counts toward rollover. 

• Stacking rollover: If you already have a bonus and take another one while you still have a balance or pending wagers, your rollover requirements will be stacked together. This means more bets will be required before you can cash out. 

• Not a fan of rollover? No problem. If you haven’t used the bonus yet, you can ask to have it removed. But if you’ve already placed a bet with it, you’ll need to meet the rollover before you can withdraw.