Guide
Baccarat in promotion terms
Casinos often count table games for less — or not at all — when a promotion has wagering attached. This is what each casino's general terms say about baccarat.

Why it matters
Wagering requirements say how much must be staked before a bonus balance can be withdrawn. Since 19 January 2026 they may not exceed ten times the bonus, and a promotion may not mix products. If baccarat counts at, say, 10%, a £10 baccarat stake moves the requirement by £1. If it is excluded, playing baccarat does not move it at all.
What the casinos' general terms say
- BetMGM — Casino bonuses: Live Casino and Table Games 0%. Live Casino bonuses: Baccarat 30%; covering over 65% of outcomes does not count.
- PlayOJO — PlayOJO states all its promotions carry no wagering requirements, so no baccarat contribution table applies.
- Jackpotjoy — Refer a Friend rules: baccarat wagers, including live versions, do not count towards wagering (0%).
- LeoVegas — LeoVegas UK wagering: Live Casino 0%, Table Games 10% toward wagering requirements; baccarat is not named separately.
- MrQ — MrQ states promotion winnings carry no wagering requirement, so no game weighting applies; baccarat not named.
- Unibet — No baccarat contribution rate found; promotional terms treat betting both Player and Banker as bonus abuse.
- Virgin Games — Refer a Friend rules: baccarat wagers do not count towards wagering (0%).
- 32Red — Bonus terms: Baccarat (except Live Baccarat) contributes 10%; Live Baccarat contributes 0%.
- Hippodrome Online Casino — Their pages differ: the general promotion terms list 'all Baccarats' at 10% and also among excluded games (0%); bonus terms exclude them.
We show no offers. A promotion's own terms override the general ones — read them before opting in.
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