What you will learn
- Figures on this page are hypothetical, not active offers.
- Read the turnover base before the multiplier.
- The calculator does not predict returns or completion odds.
Comparable offers need details
A 100% bonus looks larger than 50%, but the headline leaves a lot out. Check the cap and the amount used to calculate wagering requirements, then the multiplier, eligible games, contribution rate, maximum stake, expiry and conversion limits. Those details explain how the offers differ.
We use hypothetical examples to illustrate the reading method, not a live promotion feed. An actual offer requires its current operator terms.
Example A and B: the same percentage, different bases
Suppose a 1,000-unit deposit yields a 500-unit bonus. Both examples advertise 50% and 10×. A uses only the bonus, requiring 5,000 units; B uses deposit plus bonus, requiring 15,000. The difference is the base definition.
| Condition | Example A | Example B |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit / bonus | 1,000 / 500 | 1,000 / 500 |
| 10× base | Bonus only | Deposit + bonus |
| Turnover | 5,000 units | 15,000 units |
| Other restrictions | Read full terms | Read full terms |
Check exceptions and expiry
Contribution is the share of a stake that counts toward the requirement. At 50%, only half counts; some games may contribute nothing. Read the exclusions for promotional spins and purchased features, and ask about unclear terms before accepting.
- Record eligible and excluded titles.
- Check maximum stake and remaining time.
- Keep dated terms rather than relying on an old screenshot.
Frequently asked questions
Does no wagering mean no other restrictions?
No. Caps, eligible games and expiry still need to be checked.
Does the calculator include game risk?
No. It calculates a requirement from the entered assumptions without simulating outcomes.
Sources
Last checked 10 October 2026
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