Esports Cashback Boom retains an attained level across later weeks. That retention applies to the percentage tier, not to a guaranteed weekly payment. The calculation still needs eligible net losses during the relevant period.
A retained rate is not a recurring cash entitlement
The source gives rates from 5% to 20%, with a $1 minimum calculated award and $5,000 ceiling. A week with no qualifying net loss can therefore produce no payment even when a higher level remains recorded.
The retained status should also be understood within the programme’s terms, including amendment rights. It is not a promise that the operator can never change or close the arrangement.
Eligibility excludes more than funding type
The source requires qualifying settled esports activity and a $5 minimum, with separate odds tests. Handicaps, totals, promotional funding, sold or refunded positions and other exclusions affect the record.
A position appearing in normal account history does not establish that it contributes to this cashback calculation.
The issued credit introduces another requirement
Tuesday crediting is followed by 5x wagering within seven days. The qualifying accumulator structure requires at least three eligible selections at the stated odds threshold. Refunded selections are removed from that minimum count.
A rebate can therefore be correctly calculated but remain conditional after issuance. The useful reconciliation separates weekly loss, retained rate, cap, issued bonus and later conversion rather than calling the entire process a direct refund.
