The RioAce Third Sports Bonus Explained
A Free bet of 125% of your third sportsbook deposit, up to €400, from a €30 minimum.
Wagering is 6x the bonus, the maximum stake is €50, and the bonus runs for seven days.
The Only Step That Climbs Twice
The three sportsbook steps run 100%, then 75%, then 125%, and the caps run €300, €300, then €400. Almost every package of this kind descends on both. This one finishes higher on both.
So the third step has the best rate and the biggest maximum at the same time. At 125%, €100 of bonus costs €80 of your own money, and the €400 cap fills at €320 in, which is less than the bonus it produces. It is the only step in the sports package where the bonus comes out larger than the deposit that bought it.
A filled bonus here carries €2,400 of qualifying bets and converts to at most €2,000.
Using Part of a Free Bet Cancels the Rest
This step is the one the terms actually call a Free bet, which brings a rule the other two do not carry: if you use only part of it, the remainder is cancelled. Cashing out cancels the bet entirely.
So it is not a balance to draw down across several smaller stakes. Whatever the first use is, that is the whole of it. That single line changes how you would stake it, and it is the reason to read the terms rather than the promotion tile on this step in particular.
Sizing the Third Deposit Around €320
The qualifying rules match the earlier steps. Singles at 2.0 or better, combinations of three or more selections each at 1.5 or better, nothing counted from handicaps, totals, over and under, even and odd or virtual sports, only the first bet on an event, and cashing out removing that bet from the total.
So the decision is about sizing rather than difficulty. €320 fills this step completely and produces the same €400 of bonus that €400 buys on the first step, and €100 more than €400 buys on the second, all on the same 6x. If you are planning the package as a whole, that is the number to leave room for. The full list of casinos with a sportsbook and the current sportsbook offers are worth comparing before you commit the third deposit.
