Lunaris Casino glossary

• Wagering requirement — The qualifying betting turnover that may apply under a promotion before eligible funds can be withdrawn. It measures stakes, not losses. The calculation and conditions depend on the specific promotion's terms.
• Wagering base — The balance used to calculate required turnover, such as the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus. The general formula is the applicable base multiplied by the wagering requirement. Always identify both parts before evaluating an offer.
• Game contribution — How much of a qualifying stake counts towards wagering. Promotion terms may assign different contribution rates to different games. Lower contribution means the same stake clears less of the requirement.
• Sticky bonus — Bonus credit that is not itself withdrawable, even when qualifying winnings may become eligible for withdrawal. Check the applicable terms to understand which balances may be withdrawn.
• Cash-first play — An arrangement where real-money funds are used before bonus funds. Check the applicable terms to see which funds are used first.
• Free spins — Promotional spins granted under specified conditions. They can have game restrictions, expiry rules and conditions on resulting winnings. Whether spins are offered and their conditions depend on the specific promotion.
• Bonus stacking — Combining promotions or having overlapping bonuses active. Promotion terms may restrict this and may set eligibility limits, such as one promotion per household or IP address.

For general information about bonus terminology, see the Lunaris bonus guide.

• RTP — Return to player: the theoretical proportion of stakes a game is designed to return over extensive play. It is not a forecast for your session. No game-specific Lunaris RTP value is documented here; consult the game's own information panel.
• House edge — The theoretical proportion of stakes retained by the game over the long run. It describes a mathematical advantage, not a fee charged separately or an exact amount every player will lose.
• Volatility — The pattern and variability of game payouts. Higher volatility generally means more uneven results, potentially including longer stretches without a substantial payout. It is distinct from RTP and cannot predict the next result.
• RNG — Random number generator: the mechanism used to generate random outcomes in digital games. Lunaris's contribution rules distinguish RNG blackjack from live games; a familiar game name does not mean every version has identical bonus treatment.
• Paytable — The game's explanation of winning combinations, payouts and features. Check how payouts relate to your stake, rather than interpreting a displayed symbol value without its rules.
• Progressive jackpot — A prize pool that can grow through contributions from qualifying play until it is won under the game's rules. Lunaris lists progressive jackpot games as a category; individual eligibility and jackpot rules belong to each game.
• Live dealer — A game hosted by a human dealer over a video stream, with bets placed through an interface. Lunaris lists dealer-hosted blackjack, roulette and baccarat. A live format does not remove the house edge.
• Game provider — The developer or studio supplying a game, rather than the casino hosting it. Lunaris names providers including Pragmatic Play and Evolution Gaming. A provider's presence does not establish that every title in its catalogue is available.

Explore the game categories or read the live casino guide to distinguish formats before choosing a game.

• Cashier — The account area used to manage payments. Lunaris directs withdrawal requests through its Cashier's Payout tab. A listed deposit option should not automatically be treated as a supported withdrawal route.
• Withdrawal limit — A restriction on how much can be withdrawn during a specified period. Lunaris says daily, weekly and monthly limits are account-specific and displayed in the Cashier; it does not publish a universal figure.
• Maximum win — A cap on eligible winnings under game, casino or promotion rules. Lunaris publishes separate session and bonus win caps. These are different from withdrawal limits, which govern how money can be paid out.
• Blockchain confirmation — Network acknowledgement that a cryptocurrency transaction has been included in the blockchain. Lunaris specifies 2 confirmations for its supported BTC, ETH and LTC deposits. Confirmations are not a fixed clock-time guarantee.

Lunaris does not document a fixed withdrawal pending period or a complete payout timetable. Check the operator's current payout terms and your transaction status rather than treating a verification estimate as a delivery promise. See the withdrawal guide for the documented process.

• KYC — Know your customer: checks used to establish identity and meet compliance obligations. Lunaris says new players may need KYC during the payout process. Its required document list is not documented; check the operator's current instructions before sending personal information.
• Email verification — Confirmation using access to an email account. Lunaris includes this in its withdrawal process. It is not interchangeable with KYC: confirming an email address does not necessarily complete identity checks.
• Bankroll — Money set aside for gambling, separate from essential spending. Setting a personal budget does not make gambling profitable or prevent losses; never increase it simply to chase losses or finish wagering.

Use the verification guide for account-check questions and the responsible gambling guide for safer-play guidance.