BC.Game bonus code

1. Open BC.Game from a verified address. Use the list on this site, for example https://bc.fun/i-694v3g7s-n/, which answers with a redirect that carries the invite code to the same host.
2. Register and confirm. Create the account and check that your region is allowed; if the site tells you it is not, stop there.
3. Look at the offer before you deposit. The welcome package is shown in the promotions or deposit area, and its headline differs by region and by source, so we quote no amounts here. Read the terms attached to it.
4. Deposit in the cashier. The deposit unlocks the first tier of the match. Each deposit must be wagered once before it can be withdrawn.
5. Wager to release the bonus. Bonus funds arrive as locked BCD and are released as you play, as explained below.
6. Check the balance view. Locked and unlocked BCD are shown separately, so you can see what you can actually withdraw.

BCD, shown as "BC Dollar" in the cashier and rewards, is an in-platform unit pegged to the US dollar. It is used for bonuses and rakeback, and it is not the same thing as the BC token that trades on exchanges, although some reviews mix the two up.

Bonus BCD starts locked. It is released as you wager, using a formula reported in third-party reviews of the terms: amount wagered x 1% x your VIP unlock rate. That unlock rate is reported at about 20% at the entry level and about 24% at the top, so at the entry level roughly $2 unlocks for every $1,000 wagered. Treat those figures as reported, and check the rate shown in your own account.

Beyond the welcome package, BC.Game is widely reported to run:

• VIP rakeback and cashback, paid as locked BCD and described in our BC.Game VIP guide.
• Daily and weekly cashback, which depends on your level.
• Quests and leaderboards, time-limited tasks and ranked races tied to wagering.
• Free bets for sports players, announced around events.
• Lucky Spin, listed among the VIP perks.

Availability changes by region and over time. The promotions page on the live site is the only reliable source for what is on today.

Wagering, or turnover, is the amount you must bet before bonus value becomes withdrawable. Reported terms put wagering on cash matches in the region of 40x to 45x, while the locked-BCD route releases value gradually as you play rather than in a single step.

Game contribution decides how fast that happens. As reported, third-party slots count for roughly 50% to 100%, live and table games count for 0%, and BC.Game's own Originals count for little or nothing. Playing Crash or Dice with a bonus active may therefore do almost nothing for release, so check a game's contribution before you rely on it.

Independent of any bonus, each deposit must be wagered once, the 1x turnover rule, before it can be withdrawn.

• Bonus-abuse rules. The terms prohibit stalling rounds, hedged or low-margin betting and depositing while free spins are active. Breaking them can void winnings.
• Maximum bet while a bonus is active. Limits are usually shown on the offer.
• Withdrawal caps. Reported monthly caps in the terms are EUR 10,000, dropping to EUR 5,000 once balance exceeds ten times total deposits. Sources conflict, so read the current terms. See BC.Game withdrawal limits.
• Identity checks. BC.Game can ask for ID at any time and restrict payments until it has it. See BC.Game KYC.
• Liability clause. The reported terms cap the operator's liability at EUR 100.