Razed Cashback

Cashback gives back part of what you lost over a period. It is the easiest promotion to understand and the one most often misread: it reduces the cost of play you have already done, it does not turn losing sessions into a plan. Whether Razed runs cashback right now, at what rate and on which cycle, is set out in the operator's current promotions and bonus terms — we do not quote a percentage.

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How it is calculated

Cashback is normally based on net losses: stakes minus winnings over a defined period, sometimes minus bonuses already received. If you finish the period ahead, there is nothing to return. The rate may rise with a loyalty level, and a cap limits the return per period. Some operators count only certain games or exclude bonus play from the calculation.

Daily or weekly

Weekly cashback pools seven days and pays once; daily cashback settles every 24 hours. Weekly cycles smooth out swings between days, daily ones return money sooner. Credit may arrive automatically or need a claim in the account area within a short window — check which, or the return simply lapses.

Cash or bonus balance?

This is the line that decides the value. Cashback paid as real balance can be withdrawn immediately. Cashback paid as bonus balance carries wagering, usually lighter than a deposit bonus but still a condition. The terms should say so explicitly; if they do not, ask support before you rely on it.

Insurance bonus and loss rebates

Some operators call cashback an "insurance bonus", often for a narrower product: a refund of the first deposit if it is lost within a set time, or protection for one specific bet. The name changes, the questions do not — rate, cap, cycle, form of payment, wagering.

Cashback and player protection in Canada

Cashback is, by design, a product for people who lose regularly. That is why the provincial framework matters here. In Ontario, regulated sites are registered by the AGCO, contracted with iGaming Ontario and listed in the directory of regulated operators. They are covered by BetGuard, the centralised self-exclusion program. One registration excludes a player from all regulated Ontario iGaming sites at once. At an operator without a provincial licence, that mechanism is not part of the package, and a cashback offer becomes a reason to keep going with no brake behind it.

Never raise stakes to "earn" more cashback — the arithmetic loses every time. If you notice you are waiting for the refund to keep playing, the responsible gambling page lists help options in Canada. For players in Ontario, this includes ConnexOntario (1-866-531-2600, free and 24/7). Other provinces have their own lines.

FAQ

What percentage cashback does Razed pay?

We do not publish a rate because it depends on the live promotion and sometimes on account level. The operator's bonus terms state the current figure and cap.

Is cashback paid on total stakes?

Usually not. Standard cashback is based on net losses over the period; a win-or-lose rebate on turnover is a different product.

Can cashback be withdrawn immediately?

Only if it is paid as real balance. If it is credited as bonus balance, wagering applies first.

Does cashback affect my deposit limit?

No. Cashback does not raise a deposit limit you have set; the limit applies to every payment.

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Cashback: weekly, daily and loss-based

Weekly cashback is tallied over seven days and paid on a set day; daily cashback settles each 24 hours. Loss cashback is the core form — calculated on what you actually lost, not on what you staked.

Where an insurance bonus refunds a first deposit or a single bet, check whether the return is cash or bonus balance with wagering before counting on it.