Lossback bonuses, ranked
Updated 2026-08-08
Losses inside a qualifying window are refunded as credit, up to a cap. Usually far better than a deposit match, and usually capped well above what a normal deposit can ever reach.
These are ranked by returned per 1 at risk. That is the only fair way to compare offers of this kind with each other, and it is why they are not mixed with other types.
| # | Casino | Returned per 1 at risk | What that means | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hard Rock Bet | +96.0% | on a 50 stake, at most 50 comes back — +96.0% of what you risked | Review · Visit |
Figures are taken from each operator's published bonus terms and re-checked regularly. Offers confirmed directly on the operator's own terms page are marked VERIFIED. Terms change often — always read them on the casino's site before depositing. How we calculate these numbers.
What to look at first
The advertised cap and the reachable amount differ by a factor of twenty. A $1,000 lossback on a $50 deposit returns at most $50 — and the wagering on the credit is the part that is genuinely good.
Offer types are ranked separately and cannot be compared with each other. A deposit match is measured against the money you deposit; rakeback against the money you wager. Those are different quantities, so a single combined league table would be meaningless. See all offer types.