Linebet weekly cashback

How the Linebet weekly cashback is worked out

Linebet adds up your qualifying bets for one week and pays 0.3% of that total. The count uses the stake, not the profit and not the loss. A week that ends in profit still pays.

A losing week and a winning week pay the same 0.3%. The base is what you staked, not what you lost.

The week is counted in GMT+7, which is earlier than local time across India, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Kenya, Pakistan and Tanzania. In Nigeria the count closes at 17:59 on Sunday, in Kenya and Tanzania at 19:59, in Pakistan at 21:59, in India at 22:29 and in Bangladesh at 22:59. A bet placed after that still counts, in the payment a week later.

You do not need a promo code and you do not need to click anything. Linebet credits the money without a claim. The Mostbet cashback works differently: there the refund is cancelled if nobody presses the claim button within 72 hours.

The rules stop at the word "account". They do not say whether the money lands as cash or as bonus funds, and they set no wagering on it at all. Read the balance in your account after the first Wednesday payment before you plan a withdrawal around it.

Weekly, VIP and esports: three Linebet cashback offers

Search for Linebet cashback and you get three answers, because the operator runs three separate offers. The full list sits on our Linebet bonus page.

• Weekly cashback: 0.3% of sports stakes, paid every Wednesday. This page.
• VIP cashback: part of the casino loyalty program, with levels and higher rates for live casino play.
• Esports cashback: a daily bonus calendar for esports betting, advertised at a much higher rate.

The 0.3% is the sports offer only. VIP cashback and esports cashback are separate programs with their own rules and their own rates.

This matters for one line in the rules. Esports bets are excluded from the weekly cashback, and esports betting has its own calendar offer instead.

Which bets count for cashback and which do not?

One bet at odds of 1.50 or higher is enough to join. Singles count. Accumulators count only with three events or more.

The rules exclude:

• bets refunded at odds of 1.00.
• both sides of the same two-way market.
• cashed-out and resold bets.
• bets below 1.50 (Malay 0.50, HK 0.50, Indo -2.00, US -200).
• accumulators with fewer than three events, or with total odds under 1.5.
• bets on online games and esports.
• total and handicap bets.
• bets placed with any other bonus.

Total and handicap bets never count. Not for the cashback, and not for the wagering of any other Linebet bonus.

The total and handicap rule costs the most. If you bet mainly on totals or handicaps in football and cricket, your weekly count can stay at zero after a full week of betting. The same two markets are also excluded from the wagering of every other Linebet bonus, so check the Linebet sports welcome bonus rules before you plan your wagering around them.

Some affiliate sites say that only three-leg or four-leg accumulators qualify for the weekly refund. We read the official terms differently. They remove accumulators under three events, but they do not remove singles priced at 1.50 or above.

How much do you need to stake for the $1 minimum payout?

The $1 minimum payout cuts off small weeks. At 0.3%, you need about $334 of qualifying stakes in one week before any money is paid at all.

• Twenty bets of $20 each, all at 1.50 or higher: $400 staked, $1.20 back.
• Fifty bets of $20 each: $1000 staked, $3 back.
• A week with $10,000 staked: $30 back.
• The $1000 maximum needs about $333,000 of qualifying stakes in seven days.

Under about $334 of qualifying stakes in a week, the payout is zero.

The rules set both limits in US dollars. Accounts in India, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Kenya, Pakistan and Tanzania see the same offer in INR, BDT, NGN, KES, PKR and TZS, so check the exact local figures in your account before you plan around them.

Cashback on stakes, not on losses

The cashback programs at 1win, Mostbet and Betwinner pay a share of the money you lost in the week. If you finish the week ahead, they pay nothing.

Linebet counts in a different way. The base is the stake, so a profitable week is also a paid week. The rate is lower for the same reason. A loss-based program can advertise a much higher percentage, because that percentage is taken from a much smaller number.

Our cashback bonus hub puts all of them side by side. One week shows the difference. Stake $2000 and lose $200 of it: Linebet pays $6, a 5% loss-based program pays $10. Stake $2000 and finish $200 up: Linebet pays $6, the loss-based program pays nothing.

Rules that can cost you the payout

Linebet keeps the right to cancel the offer for accounts that share an IP address, a household, an email, a phone number or a payment card. Multiple accounts in one name are named directly in the terms. The company can also ask for identity documents before it pays, and it states that its decision is final.

Two clauses matter for everyday betting. Selling or cashing out a bet takes it out of the count, so an early cash-out costs you the cashback as well as part of the possible win. Bets funded by another bonus never count, so the money you stake while clearing a welcome offer earns nothing here.

Cash out a bet and it leaves the cashback count. Bets paid for with bonus money never entered it.

If your Linebet cashback was not credited on Wednesday

Start with your own count. Add up the bets you placed inside the Monday to Sunday window at odds of 1.50 or higher, and leave out totals, handicaps, esports, online games, cashed-out bets and anything paid for with bonus money. The rules count a bet by the time it was placed, not by the time it was settled. If 0.3% of what is left comes to less than $1, nothing is due.

If your sum is above $1 and nothing was credited by Thursday, contact support. The rules let the company ask for identity documents before it pays, and they let it withhold a payment where it sees a breach of the bonus terms.