Guide
What is lossback? The cashback bonus explained in plain words
Lossback (also called cashback or a discount) returns a percentage of your net losses over a period. It is the most honest bonus type there is — when it is done right. Here is how to tell the real thing from the decoration.
The one question that matters: is it cash?
Real lossback comes back as withdrawable money with no wagering attached. Fake lossback comes back as bonus money with a rollover — meaning you must risk it again before touching it. Always check the wagering line: anything above 1x turns "cashback" into "playback".
Net losses, not every loss
Lossback is calculated on net losses: what you deposited and lost, minus what you won. A 30% lossback on a 1,000 TL losing week returns 300 TL. Claim windows matter too — many casinos give you only 24 hours, so know when yours resets.
How Skorsky does it
Our casino discount returns up to 30% of net losses as withdrawable cash with zero wagering, and the claim conditions are stated in the message that tells you it is ready — not in fine print. It scores 95/100 on our own Bonus Honesty Index, graded by the same formula we apply to every competitor.
Skorsky puts this honesty into its bonuses: your first withdrawal is doubled, 30% of losses come back as cash, and every offer is graded on the Bonus Honesty Index. Check any bonus with the wagering calculator first.