Games at Vidal and how they count towards a bonus

This section collects the featured games at Vidal, each with its own guide. The guides describe what the game is and what is known about it, but they all end in the same place: how the title behaves when you play with bonus money. Contribution rates, maximum bets, feature buys and free-spin offers decide whether a game helps you complete a wagering requirement or quietly works against it.

What each guide covers

Every game page follows the same order: the theme and cover, the facts we can state with confidence, how to read the game's info panel, and a section on bonus rules. Where a game is recorded in our verified sources — such as Snoop Dogg Dollars, with its 6x8 cluster-pays grid — the page gives the provider's figures. Where it is not, as with Coin Express or Coin Volcano, the page says so and shows you how to find the numbers yourself.

Game categories and bonus contribution

CategoryTypical treatment in bonus termsGuide
SlotsOften count in full; individual titles can be excludedSlots
Table gamesOften reduced; some strategies prohibitedTable games
Live casinoOften reduced or excludedLive casino
Sports bettingSeparate promotions with minimum oddsBetting

The table shows common industry practice rather than Vidal's own contribution list. If a promotion counts slots at 100% and table games at 10% (illustrative example, not a Vidal condition), a stake of 10 on roulette moves your wagering by 1, while the same stake on a slot moves it by 10.

How the catalogue breaks down

The featured games above are all slots, but the lobby also contains table games and live dealer tables, plus a sportsbook. For anyone working through a bonus, the category matters more than the theme: it decides how much each stake counts, whether certain betting patterns are allowed, and whether the game is excluded altogether. Before choosing a game for bonus play, check its category in the contribution table, then open the game itself to read its RTP and maximum win.

Demo modes, where offered, are useful for learning a slot's rhythm without spending anything. Demo spins never count towards wagering, so treat them as research rather than progress.

Providers of the featured games

Where our sources record the studio, the game page names it: BGaming for Snoop Dogg Dollars and Elvis Frog TRUEWAYS, Endorphina for Burning Coins 20 and Prestige Crown, and Play'n GO for Rise of Olympus Extreme. The studio builds the maths and publishes the RTP options; the operator chooses which version to run. That is why the info panel inside the game is always the final word.

Frequently asked questions

Which games count most towards bonus wagering?
Slots usually count the most, often in full. Table games and live dealer games commonly count at a reduced rate or not at all. The contribution table of each promotion is what applies.
Why do some game pages not show an RTP?
We only publish an RTP when it is recorded in our verified sources, and even then operators may run a different configuration. Where no figure is recorded, the page says so and points you to the game's info panel.
Can I try the games before using a bonus?
If the operator offers a demo mode for a slot, yes. Demo play does not count towards wagering, but it is a free way to learn how often features appear before you commit bonus money.
Is it legal to play these games where I live?
That is decided by the law of your country, not by the casino. Check your jurisdiction and the operator's list of restricted countries before you register.

Slots, live casino, table games, betting: Slots · Live casino · Table games · Sports betting. Each section explains how its games are usually weighted in bonus terms.

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