A 0.3% rebate sounds modest on paper. 22Bet's Weekly Rebate applies that percentage to an entire week's worth of sports betting turnover rather than a single bet — which means the actual payout scales with how much volume a bettor puts through in seven days, not with any individual win or loss.
The Core Mechanic: 0.3% of a Full Week's Stakes
Every calendar week, running from 00:00:00 Monday through 23:59:59 Sunday (GMT+3), 22Bet totals up the stake across all qualifying sports bets and credits 0.3% of that total back as a rebate the following Tuesday. Unlike a cashback offer tied to net losses, this rebate is calculated purely off total stake — it doesn't matter whether the week's bets won or lost, only how much was wagered on qualifying bets in total.
The Floor and the Ceiling
Two figures bound the actual payout. The minimum rebate is 2 USD, and the maximum is 1,162 USD per week. Working backward from the 0.3% formula shows just how much turnover those figures actually represent: reaching the 2 USD floor requires roughly 667 USD in qualifying weekly stakes (2 ÷ 0.003), while hitting the full 1,162 USD cap requires roughly 387,333 USD in weekly turnover (1,162 ÷ 0.003) — a scale of betting activity well beyond what a casual bettor would realistically reach in a single week. In practical terms, this rebate is structured to reward genuinely high-volume weekly activity rather than functioning as a meaningful reward at low stake levels.
What Actually Counts as a Qualifying Bet
Each individual bet needs odds of 1.50 or higher to count toward the weekly total, and only bets placed with real money, through the account's main currency, are eligible — a bet placed via a secondary currency account on the same profile doesn't contribute to that week's total. A fairly detailed exclusion list sits underneath: bets settled at odds of exactly 1.00, bets placed on both outcomes of the same two-way market (a hedging pattern that would otherwise let a bettor stake heavily with minimal risk purely to inflate rebate totals), sold bets, totals and handicap bets, eGames and Virtual Sports, and refunded bets are all excluded regardless of stake size.
The Odds Threshold Across Different Formats
Because odds display differently depending on the format a bettor's account uses, the rules spell out the 1.50 decimal-odds threshold in its equivalent forms: Malay odds of 0.50, Hong Kong odds of 0.50, Indonesian odds of -2.00, and US odds of -200 all represent the same cutoff. A bettor checking their qualifying bets against a non-decimal odds display should use whichever of these equivalents matches their account's format rather than assuming the 1.50 figure applies literally across every display style.
A Nuance for Smaller Accumulators
One exclusion clause is worth reading carefully rather than skimming: accumulators with fewer than 3 selections and combined odds below 1.50 are excluded from the qualifying total. Read literally, that means the strict below-1.50 exclusion is specifically tied to smaller accumulators — a 2-leg accumulator priced under 1.50 doesn't qualify, which is consistent with the general 1.50 floor applying to bets overall, but it also means the exclusion clause itself only explicitly targets accumulators under 3 legs, rather than restating the same restriction for larger combinations.
What Doesn't Stack With This Offer
The Weekly Rebate explicitly cannot be combined with any existing welcome bonus — a bettor still working through a welcome package's own terms won't also accumulate rebate value on the same qualifying activity during that period. It's also unavailable on cryptocurrency accounts entirely, consistent with how 22Bet treats crypto eligibility across its other promotions.
Grounds for 22Bet to Amend or Withhold the Rebate
Beyond the standard identity and account-sharing checks common across 22Bet's promotions, this offer specifically flags customer collusion when placing bets as grounds for the company to amend or terminate it — a detail that ties back to the two-way-bet exclusion above, since coordinated betting patterns across linked accounts are exactly the kind of activity that exclusion (and this collusion clause) are designed to catch.