The Multiple Bet Bonus is a supplement calculated after a qualifying multiple settles successfully. It is not a deposit match or a fixed payment for creating a long slip. Its two key inputs are the selection-count tier and the underlying net winnings.
The stake is outside the calculation base
Net winnings exclude the returned stake. Applying the percentage to the full payout would therefore overstate the supplement. The tier alone also cannot identify a cash amount: the same percentage can apply to different underlying results.
The published scale gives 7% for five selections, 8% for six, 9% for seven, 10% for eight, 11% for nine and 12% for ten. At eleven or more, the rate is 15%. These figures describe conditional additions after a successful result, rather than a guaranteed return on the amount committed.
The scale has both a floor and a ceiling
A multiple below five selections does not qualify under the described offer. At the other end, adding selections beyond eleven does not raise the percentage above 15%. More selections still add outcome dependencies even when the promotional rate stops changing.
A higher percentage is not a safety measure
The supplement does not reimburse an unsuccessful multiple. It also does not establish that a larger combination is financially preferable. The ordinary outcome conditions remain decisive, and a displayed potential supplement is not money already credited.
For reconciliation, the relevant record separates the returned stake, net winnings and additional supplement. Combining all three under a single “bonus” label makes the calculation harder to audit.
