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Wagering requirement calculator
Understand bonus-only and deposit-plus-bonus conditions, game contribution and hypothetical turnover with a transparent learning tool.
What the numbers mean
The qualifying requirement is the chosen base multiplied by the wagering multiplier. If eligible games contribute less than 100%, actual turnover is higher: qualifying requirement divided by contribution as a decimal. Turnover counts cumulative stakes, including money staked again; it is not a new deposit requirement.
The theoretical loss illustration multiplies turnover by the assumed house edge. It assumes the same edge on every stake and that the full turnover is actually completed. Real outcomes vary, the balance may run out first, and excluded games, caps, expiry and forfeiture rules are not modelled. The output is not your likely loss, the probability of success, or a prediction of withdrawable cash.
A worked example
A 50-unit bonus at 10× bonus-only wagering needs 500 units of qualifying stakes. At 50% contribution, that is 1,000 units of actual stakes. At an illustrative 4% edge the arithmetic gives 40 units of theoretical loss; it does not mean you can lose only 40. You could lose all the funds available for play.
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