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Calculators

See what a wagering requirement, bet payout or cashback means with your own figures.

These are example calculations. Always check the specific offer terms: the calculation basis, limits and reward type may differ.

BONUS TERMS

Wagering calculator

Calculate the total amount of bets required. Make sure you select the correct basis.

Bonus amount (€) Wagering multiplier (×) What does the multiplier apply to?

Example values are filled in to start; you can replace them.

Additional settings

Bet contribution (%)100% means the full bet counts towards the requirement.Amount already counted towards the requirement (€)Enter the amount the operator has credited towards the requirement. It may differ from your total stakes.

Contribution 100% · already counted €0

Additional amount you need to wager—

Total wagering requirement —

Already counted —

Still to count towards the requirement —

Share of bets that counts —

Wagering volume is the sum of bets. It is neither the required deposit nor an estimated loss.

How is this calculated?

We multiply the selected basis by the wagering multiplier and subtract the part already counted. If only a share of bets counts, we divide the remaining requirement by that share. Actual offers may have additional restrictions.

BET CALCULATION

Bet payout calculator

Compare a cash bet and a free bet at the same odds.

Stake (€) Enter odds Odds Bet type

Example: €20 at odds of 2.50. A free bet’s payout depends on its terms.

Payout if the bet wins—

Odds used in the calculation —

Net profit after subtracting your cash stake —

The payout includes the return of your cash stake. If the bet loses, the stake is lost.

How is this calculated?

A cash bet pays stake × odds. For a free bet, the result depends on whether its face value is returned. Combined odds are the product of the selections’ odds; they do not show the actual probability of winning.

REFUND

Cashback calculator

Calculate how much of the eligible net loss is returned in cash or awarded as a bonus.

Eligible net loss (€) Cashback rate (%) How is it returned?

Example: 5% of a €200 net loss is €10.

Additional settings

Maximum cashback (€)Minimum payable cashback (€)If the amount rounded to cents is below this threshold, nothing is paid. This is not a guaranteed minimum.

No cap · no payout threshold

Cash refund—

Loss remaining after the refund —

A deposit and total stakes are not a net loss. Use the eligible loss defined in the offer terms.

How is this calculated?

We multiply the eligible net loss by the percentage, then apply the cap and payout threshold entered above. A bonus’s face value is not deducted from the cash loss.