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Checked · 6 Nov 2026
November cashback weeks — 10% of net losses up to €100
On 06.–19.11.2026 Nutz returns 10% of each week’s (Friday to Thursday) net losses if you play at least 10 rounds per week in 14 selected game shows (e.g. Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, Extra Chilli Epic Spins). The payout is €5–100, which requires €50–1000 in net losses; it is added on Friday within 72 hours and has no wagering.
- Cashback
- 10%
Offer ends: 19 Nov 2026, 23:59 Estonian time
What you need to do
- Eligible games
- 14 game shows: Disco Balls, Color Game Bonanza, Vegas Gobbler LIVE, MONOPOLY Roll ‘em, Football Thrill, Crazy Time, Extra Crown Deluxe LIVE, Lightning Storm, Live Sweet Bonanza Candyland, Race Track, Extra Chilli Epic Spins, Balloon Race, Crazy Pachinko, Monopoly LiveOnly bets in these games count.
- Payout time
- On Friday within 72 hoursThe cashback is added every Friday within 72 hours.
- Schedule
- Two weeks from Friday to Thursday: 06.–12.11 and 13.–19.11.2026Net losses are calculated per week.
What you receive
- Cashback
- 10%10% of the week’s net losses (bets minus wins).
Important restrictions
- Wagering requirement
- NoneNo wagering requirements apply to cashback payouts.How to calculate wagering requirements
- Reward form
- Cash without wagering
Eligibility and dates
- Who can take part
- All eligible customers
- Starts
- 6 Nov 2026
- Ends
- 19 Nov 2026, 23:59 Estonian time
TÄRING rating explained
Advantages
- The cashback is 10% of net losses up to €100 and is paid in cash without wagering.
- The minimum €5 payout starts at €50 of weekly net losses and 10 rounds are enough to take part.
Drawbacks
- The cashback comes only from losses, and the full €100 requires €1000 of weekly net losses.
- Only 14 game shows count and the offer lasts only two weeks.
How the rating is formed
Reward value32
Ease of qualifying30
Reward attainability92
Flexibility55
Freedom to use the reward95
Methodology 0.4.2 · The TÄRING editorial team is responsible for this rating.
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Sources and checking information
Checked: 6 Nov 2026. Sources may be in Estonian.