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CAPS & DEADLINES

Reward caps and expiry: where a total gets smaller

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A reward can shrink at calculation, allocation or collection. Track caps separately from expired claims, because they reduce different stages of the same total.

A fixed weekly collection window

Betmode opens standard weekly claims on Friday at 14:00 UTC; the window lasts 24 hours.

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A reward cap and a clock represent amount limits and expiry.

One hypothetical $80 formula result

One hypothetical $80 formula result
StageAdjustmentRemaining value
Calculation cap$60 maximum$60 awarded
Immediate allocationHalf available$30 available; $30 deferred
Deferred portion expires$10 missed$50 collected in total
What the comparison means

Do not subtract the $20 cap reduction again from the collected $50: it was never part of the $60 award. Likewise, an expired calendar portion should reduce the collected result without becoming a new lossback claim automatically.

Keep a separate row for each actual deadline. Duelbits uses daily, weekly and monthly reset boundaries; Rollbit releases have a window after unlocking. Similar-looking calendar screens can therefore need different collection habits.

CHECK FOUR FIELDS

Short answer: a cap limits scale and a deadline can erase earned value.

Record the accrual period, maximum payout, claim window and reset timezone. A daily cap limits scale; an expiry can erase earned value; a short claim interval does not guarantee permanence. Treat any missing field as unknown—not unlimited.

Map your reward stack

Place every daily, weekly and monthly bucket on one schedule.

Compare reward schedules
CLAIM CLOCK

Different reward clocks create different failure points.

The timeline separates earning, availability, claim and expiry. “Daily” alone does not explain which moment resets.

02FortuneJack daily
Daily earning period
24-hour claim window
Missed claim can expire
03Duelbits
Immediate + daily + weekly + monthly
Separate reset windows
Each bucket follows its clock
04Rollbit
50% immediate
50% reward calendar
Delayed slices require later collection
VISUAL EVIDENCE / CAPS AND CLAIM CLOCKS

Reward schedules with materially different clocks.

The records preserve claim windows and calendar structures; missing caps are labelled unknown rather than unlimited.

FortuneJack Jack’s Loyalty Club page showing VIP progression and rakeback rewards — evidence used for caps and claim clocks
CAP-01 · FortuneJackPublic loyalty ladder

What this supports: caps and claim clocks. The visible rewards page establishing the level-based program.

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Duelbits official homepage captured for the ACE rewards review — evidence used for caps and claim clocks
CAP-02 · DuelbitsCurrent platform

What this supports: caps and claim clocks. Official casino context for the four-part reward system.

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Rollbit official Rewards Calendar article showing rakeback and scheduled reward releases — evidence used for caps and claim clocks
CAP-03 · RollbitRewards Calendar archive

What this supports: caps and claim clocks. Official visual record of the split-access system.

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USE THE CAPS AND CLAIM CLOCKS DATA

Put every earned bucket on one timeline.

Track accrual end, claim opening, claim closing and balance expiry as separate events.

Is a payout cap the same as a reward cap?

No. A reward cap limits the credit calculated. A payout cap restricts a later withdrawal or promotional cashout and must be identified separately.

Rules behind this comparison

These links support the operator conditions. Worked amounts are our calculations using the assumptions shown in the table.