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Live blackjack and bonus wagering: what the terms say

Whether live blackjack counts towards bonus wagering, and at what rate, is set by each operator's terms. This applies to casino bonuses at Great Britain licensees as of 13 November 2026, when wagering on bonus funds is capped at 10x under SR 5.1.1. It depends on the contribution rate and on the maximum stake the terms allow.

The cap and what it leaves open

The Gambling Commission's SR 5.1.1 caps wagering on bonus funds at 10x from 19 January 2026 and bars mixed bonuses across betting, casino, bingo and lottery. Read the condition at SR 5.1.1.

The cap does not set how much each game contributes. That is left to the operator's terms.

Takeaway: the cap limits the total, and the terms decide what counts towards it.

Contribution arithmetic

Stake needed = cap × bonus ÷ contribution rate. The rates below are illustrations for the formula, not any operator's values.

Qualifying stakes needed per £1 of bonus at a 10x cap · derived, checked 13 November 2026
Illustrative contribution Stakes needed per £1 of bonus
100% £10
50% £20
10% £100
0% Wagering does not progress

Takeaway: a lower contribution multiplies the stakes needed, and at 0% the wagering cannot be met.

What the six operators' terms say

Live blackjack in bonus terms: source, edition date · checked 13 November 2026
Candidate (licence to be confirmed) Live blackjack contribution Excluded games Maximum stake with bonus
bet365 Not checked Not checked Not checked
William Hill Not checked Not checked Not checked
Coral and Ladbrokes Not checked Not checked Not checked
LeoVegas Not checked Not checked Not checked
Grosvenor Casinos Not checked Not checked Not checked
888casino Not checked Not checked Not checked

Takeaway: every cell is open until we read the dated terms.

What this page leaves out

No bonus amounts, no codes and no offers appear here. Offers belong to the operator's page, with its own terms, and change quickly. Our terms-change record is Terms changes tracker.

Takeaway: we show the rule that counts, not the offer.

Reading a bonus's terms in four steps

  1. Find the table or list of game contributions, and read the live blackjack line.
  2. Find the list of excluded games.
  3. Find the maximum stake allowed while a bonus is active.
  4. Note the edition date of the terms.

Terms are valid for 7 days in our records. After that a figure shows the message "This figure is out of date and is being re-checked".

The maximum stake matters because the terms say what follows if you go above it. Read that sentence before the first hand.

Takeaway: four lines of the terms answer the question, and the date tells you whether to trust them.

How we checked this

We read the SR 5.1.1 summary in our country note. No operator terms were read for this page on 13 November 2026; each must be re-read within 7 days of use. Report an error through Wrong figure on a Seatcheck page? Report it here.

Quick answers

Does live blackjack count towards wagering requirements?

It depends on the operator's terms. Contribution rates are set by each operator, and we have not yet read the terms of the six candidates.

What does SR 5.1.1 say about wagering?

Since 19 January 2026 wagering on bonus funds is capped at 10x, and mixed bonuses across product types are not allowed. We link to the condition text and do not restate it in full.

How do I work out the stake needed?

Stake needed = 10 × bonus ÷ contribution rate. At a 50% rate, £1 of bonus needs £20 of qualifying stakes.

Do you list bonus amounts?

No. This site keeps no bonus catalogue. It shows only the contribution of live blackjack and the terms to read, with a date.

How often do the terms change?

Operator terms can change at any time, so a figure here is valid for 7 days from its check date, after which it is marked as out of date.

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