The Snatch Second Deposit Bonus Explained
100% of your second deposit plus 75 free spins, with the bonus capped at €879 as on every step.
Wagering is 30x the deposit plus the bonus, and the payout from the bonus is limited to five times the bonus.
Sixty Times the Deposit at 100%
At a 100% match the deposit and the bonus together are twice your deposit, so the requirement works out at sixty times the deposit.
In figures: €100 gives €100 of bonus, €200 combined and €6,000 to bet, for a €500 payout limit. Filling the €879 maximum takes €879 deposited and €52,740 of betting.
Per euro of bonus that is sixty times, which puts this step behind the 200% opener and ahead of the 50% third step. It is the middle of the pack, and it shares that position with the fourth deposit, which runs at the same rate.
Your Bonus Is a Currency Called SND
Every bonus at Snatch is credited as SND, short for Snatch Monetary Resource, pegged one to one with USDT and held in a separate bonus account rather than added to your balance.
Keeping bonus funds apart from real money is standard practice. Making them a currency of their own changes what the wagering will accept, and that is where this differs from an ordinary bonus balance.
SND clears the requirement on Snatch slot games only. The bonus account can also be used on six Evolution live titles, MONOPOLY Big Baller, Mega Ball, Crazy Time, Monopoly, Funky Time and Dream Catcher, but bets placed there contribute nothing toward finishing.
Spending the Bonus Without Getting Any Closer
That gap between what the bonus can be played on and what it counts on is the thing most likely to cost you this step.
A bonus balance allowed at a live table but ignored by the wagering can be spent entirely while the requirement stays exactly where it started. Slots are what clears a requirement at nearly every casino; here they are the only thing that does, and the usual reduced contribution of 10% or 20% elsewhere is replaced by zero.
Two rules sit at the other end of the process. Once the wagering is finished and the SND balance is at or above your payout limit, SND stops being playable until you convert back down below it. And under clause 2.12, converting bonus winnings into real currency and carrying on betting does not release the cap, which still applies to whatever follows.
