Ph11 bonus terms in the Philippines: what the ₱20,700 headline costs to clear
Turnover, weighting, ceiling and clock — the four numbers standing between credit and cash.
Open Ph11 →What is promoted is a deposit match reaching ₱20,700, free-spin packages of 20 to 70 spins, a cashback accruing weekly on net losses and a tiered VIP ladder. None of it is money yet: a 30x turnover condition, the weighting of the shelf you play and a per-campaign cash-out ceiling decide how much ever converts.
The package, and what governs each part of it
- The headline is a deposit match reaching ₱20,700, and the size of the match is also the size of the obligation that comes with it.
- Free-spin packages of 20 to 70 spins land on featured slot titles, with spin value and eligible games chosen campaign by campaign.
- Cashback accrues on net losses across the week and is released on the operator's own schedule, at a rate that follows the VIP tier reached.
- At a 30x multiplier, a match taken in full at ₱20,700 asks for ₱621,000 of qualifying turnover before the balance derived from it can leave.
- Category weighting sets the speed of that counter: slots normally register in full, streamed tables often at a tenth or less, and some shelves not at all.
- Winnings from free spins usually arrive as bonus credit with a multiplier of their own, so the spins open a requirement instead of closing one.
Each promoted offer against the condition that governs it
| Promoted as | Figure used | What has to happen first |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit match | Reaching ₱20,700 | Turnover of 30x the credit at the campaign's own qualifying minimum |
| Free spins | 20 to 70 a package | Play on the featured titles; winnings arrive as bonus credit |
| Weekly cashback | Accrues on net losses | The week closes and the account's tier rate is applied |
| VIP ladder | Tiered rewards | Cumulative activity reaches the published threshold |
| Cash-out ceiling | Set per campaign | Wagering is finished first; the ceiling then caps what remains |
Bonus terms
| Wagering requirement | 30× |
|---|---|
| Game weighting | Speed depends on the shelf: slot turnover normally registers at its full value, streamed dealer tables commonly at a tenth or less, and a few categories are struck out of the calculation entirely — the offer's own category list is the only authority on which is which. |
Example: Take the match in full at ₱20,700 with a 30x condition and the account owes ₱621,000 of qualifying turnover before anything derived from that credit can be withdrawn. Where a campaign also caps the withdrawable amount, that ceiling is applied after the turnover is complete — it replaces nothing.
Four numbers, in the order they bite
Start with turnover, because it scales with the gift. A ₱20,700 match at 30x owes ₱621,000 of qualifying stakes — the bigger the match taken, the bigger the obligation attached, which is why claiming the maximum is not automatically the best move. Then apply the weighting, which is where the arithmetic usually breaks: turnover generated at a tenth of its value needs ten times the stakes to satisfy the same condition, so choosing the shelf matters more than choosing the offer.
Third comes the ceiling on what may be withdrawn from bonus funds, and it is applied after the turnover is finished rather than instead of it — a large match with a small ceiling is a small offer wearing a large number. Fourth is the clock: the same 30x condition over seven days and over thirty days are different products, and the shorter one quietly pushes the stake per round upward. Where the crash and table categories fall in that weighting is discussed on Aviator and on Live tables.
Cashback and VIP tiers are a different animal
The match and the spins are transaction-linked: they attach to a deposit, they need a code, and they arrive with a condition. Cashback does not work that way — it accrues on net losses over the week and is released on the operator's schedule, at whatever rate the account's tier carries. The VIP ladder behaves similarly, moving on cumulative activity rather than on anything typed into a field.
That distinction is worth holding on to for two reasons. It tells you which rewards a promotional code can and cannot unlock, which is set out on Promo code. And it explains why cashback figures are so rarely on the public pages: tier rates live inside the account. Read the live wording on the day of claiming rather than the day of bookmarking, because advertising in this market has been pre-screened by the Ad Standards Council since the memorandum of 16 July 2025 and campaigns move accordingly.