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    EDUCATION

    What is a Site Credit?

    Promotional funds added to your account that behave more like cash than bonus bets.

    Site Credits Explained

    Site credit is a type of promotional currency that sportsbooks add to your account. Unlike bonus bets, site credits typically behave more like cash — when you win a bet placed with site credit, you get back both the stake AND the profit.

    This makes site credits more valuable than bonus bets of the same amount. A $100 site credit is worth close to $100, while a $100 bonus bet is worth roughly $50-$70 depending on how you use it.

    Site Credit vs Bonus Bets vs Cash

    Understanding the difference:

    | Feature | Cash | Site Credit | Bonus Bet |
    |---|---|---|---|
    | Stake returned on win | Yes | Yes | No |
    | Withdrawable immediately | Yes | Usually after 1x play | After rollover |
    | Real value per $100 | $100 | ~$95-100 | ~$50-70 |
    | Optimal use | Normal betting | Normal betting | Bet on underdogs |

    Site credits are the best type of promotional offer because they approximate cash value. Always prioritize sportsbook offers that give site credit over bonus bets.

    Where to Get Site Credits

    Sportsbooks offer site credits through:

    - Welcome offers — "Get $200 in site credits when you bet $5" (common at DraftKings, FanDuel)
    - Loss rebates — "If your first bet loses, get up to $1,000 back in site credits"
    - Event promotions — "Bet $25 on any UFC fight, get $5 site credit"
    - VIP/loyalty programs — Regular site credit rewards based on betting volume

    Always read the fine print to confirm whether an offer gives site credits (full stake return) or bonus bets (profit only).

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Are site credits better than bonus bets?

    Yes. Site credits return the full stake plus profit on winning bets, making them worth approximately 95-100% of their face value. Bonus bets only return the profit, making them worth 50-70% of face value. Always prefer site credit offers.

    Do site credits expire?

    Usually yes. Most site credits expire within 7-30 days. Check the specific terms of the promotion. Unlike your cash balance, unused site credits will disappear after the expiration date.

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