A full C$150 first match is C$30,000 on the reels. The third cap is C$4,500

C$500 is the sum of three caps. It shows up only when each deposit is made and each match is taken. One deposit, even at the top of the first row, stops at C$150. The package in the 2025 and 2026 readings is the table below. No promo code is printed beside it.

The percentages say how large a deposit has to be before a cap fills. Row one matches 100%, so a C$150 deposit fills the C$150 cap. Row two matches 50%, so the C$200 cap needs a C$400 deposit. Row three matches 25%, so the C$150 cap needs a C$600 deposit. Together that is C$500 of bonus money on C$1,150 of deposits. A smaller deposit still pays its percentage. It simply does not reach the cap.

The floor on the detailed readings is a deposit near C$10. Two reviews say the match waits until the deposit reaches C$20. The figure on the cashier that day is the one that binds. No spin pack is printed on this table. An older write-up still describes a C$500 chip that had to be played inside about an hour. That chip stays out of these three rows.

What each row costs on the reels

The detailed readings put the multiple on the bonus. Slots count at 100%, so they are the stakes that can approach the target.

• A C$100 bonus on either of the first two rows is C$20,000 of slot stakes.
• The first-row cap, a C$150 match, is C$30,000 of slot stakes.
• The second-row cap, a C$200 match, is C$40,000 of slot stakes. That figure is 200× of the bonus itself.
• A C$100 third deposit pays a C$25 match, and 30× of that bonus is C$750 of slot stakes.
• The third-row cap, a C$150 match, is C$4,500 of slot stakes.

Blackjack, roulette, baccarat and live games count at 2%. A C$10 chip is C$0.20 toward the line, and C$500 of those chips is C$10. The slots page sets that 2% against the C$30,000 first match. Where the screen lets you decline, the deposit stays on cash play. Points on the Casino Rewards side do not reduce a match already accepted.

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