Sports betting
Checked · 29 Sep 2026
NHL — 10% cashback up to 25 €
Ninja Casino NHL offer 29.09–07.10.2026: enter the bonus code POWERPLAY, switch on “Cashback Insurance” on the bet slip and bet on an NHL match. If your first settled bet loses, you get 10% of the stake back up to 25 € as bonus money, which must be wagered 2× within 3 days at odds of at least 1.60.
- Cashback
- 10%
- Minimum odds
- 1.6×
Offer ends: 7 Oct 2026
What you need to do
- Activation
- RequiredEnter the bonus code POWERPLAY and switch on “Cashback Insurance” on the bet slip.
- Promo code
- POWERPLAYThe code is entered under “Settings” → “Bonus”.
- Qualifying condition
- The first settled NHL bet must loseApplies only to the first qualifying bet slip after code activation; a winning bet gives no refund.
- Eligible market
- NHL: pre-match or live, single or multiple betMatches between 29.09.2026 10.00 and 07.10.2026 23.59.
TÄRING rating explained
Advantages
- The wagering requirement is low: 2× at odds of at least 1.60.
Drawbacks
- The cashback is only 10% and applies only to the first losing bet; the full 25 € requires a 250 € bet.
- The refund comes as bonus money and there are only 3 days from code activation to wager it.
How the rating is formed
Reward value35
Ease of qualifying55
Reward attainability35
Flexibility55
Freedom to use the reward50
Methodology 0.4.2 · The TÄRING editorial team is responsible for this rating.
What you receive
- Cashback
- 10%10% of the lost bet.
- Cashback cap
- 25 €Maximum cashback; the full amount requires a bet of at least 250 €.
Important restrictions
- Reward form
- bonus moneyThe cashback is added as bonus money.
- Wagering requirement
- 2×The bonus money must be wagered 2×.How to calculate wagering requirements
- Minimum odds
- 1.6×When wagering, every event on the bet slip must have odds of at least 1.60.
Eligibility and dates
- Who can take part
- All eligible customers
- Starts
- 29 Sep 2026
- Ends
- 7 Oct 2026, 23:59 Estonian time
Available at
Sources and checking information
Checked: 29 Sep 2026. Sources may be in Estonian.