How the vager is calculated (examples and formulas)
1. What is a wager
A wagering requirement is a multiplier that shows how many times you need to scroll through the amount of the bonus (and, if necessary, the deposit) before displaying the win.
Designated as "× N";
May apply to bonus, deposit or their amount;
Takes into account the contribution of bets of different types of games.
2. Basic calculation formula
1. Total amount to scroll
$$
S = (D + B) imes W
$$
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$ S $ - required rate turnover;
$ D $ - deposit amount (if subject to wager);
$ B $ - bonus amount;
$ W $ is the vager multiplier.
2. Formula taking into account the contribution of the game
Each bet $ s _ i $ in a specific game is partially taken into account:
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$ s _ i $ - bet size in round $ i $;
$ c _ {g _ i} $ - coefficient (contribution) for the game type $ g _ i $ (for example, slots - 1. 0, blackjack - 0. 05).
3. Calculation examples
Example 1. Wager on bonus only
The deposit is not involved in the calculation.
Bonus $ $ B = A $100 $ $, wager $ W = $15.
$$
S = 100 imes 15 = A$1\,500
$$
For slots (100% contribution): enough bets totaling A $1,500.
For blackjack (5% contribution): equivalent turnover
$$
\frac{1\,500}{0{,}05} = 30\,000
$$
total rates.
Example 2. Wager on deposit and bonus
Deposit $ $ D = A $50 $ $, bonus $ $ B = A $50 $ $, multiplier $ W = $20.
$$
S = (50 + 50) imes 20 = A$2\,000
$$
If $ $ s = A $2 $ $ per slot, 100% contribution:
Example 3. Mixed rate contribution
We use a slot (100%) and roulette (10%) alternately.
Required turnover $ $ S = A $1\, 000 $ $.
You placed 300 A $1 bets in slots and 200 A $2 bets in roulette.
$$
\ text {contribution of slots} = 300imes 1imes 1 {,} 0 = A $300
$$
$$
\ text {roulette contribution} = 200imes 2imes 0 {,} 1 = A $40
$$
$$
\ text {total} = A $340\quad (ext {of the required} 1\, 000)
$$
4. Consideration of validity and restrictions
Due date: Usually 7-30 days from bonus activation.
Maximum wagering rate: many limit operators = 1-5% of the balance or fixed values (for example, A $5).
Prohibited games: bets on a "draw" in a tank, some types of video poker may not be taken into account at all.
5. Practical advice
1. Give priority to slots with a 100% contribution to close the requirement faster.
2. Optimize the size of the bet: choose an amount not exceeding 1-2% of the bankroll, but sufficient for progress.
3. Monitor progress: check the remaining "turnover" in your personal account.
4. Consider the deadline: distribute the required turnover in equal shares for each day.
5. Avoid zero-contribution bets: They don't get close to the goal.
Conclusion
An accurate understanding of the formulas for calculating the wager and taking into account the contribution of different games make it possible to plan a strategy for "practicing" bonuses and minimize risks. Following the examples and recommendations given, you will always be aware of your progress and can withdraw honestly earned funds.
A wagering requirement is a multiplier that shows how many times you need to scroll through the amount of the bonus (and, if necessary, the deposit) before displaying the win.
Designated as "× N";
May apply to bonus, deposit or their amount;
Takes into account the contribution of bets of different types of games.
2. Basic calculation formula
1. Total amount to scroll
$$
S = (D + B) imes W
$$
ubi
$ S $ - required rate turnover;
$ D $ - deposit amount (if subject to wager);
$ B $ - bonus amount;
$ W $ is the vager multiplier.
2. Formula taking into account the contribution of the game
Each bet $ s _ i $ in a specific game is partially taken into account:
- $$
- S = \sum_{i=1}^{n} s_i imes c_{g_i}
- $$
ubi
$ s _ i $ - bet size in round $ i $;
$ c _ {g _ i} $ - coefficient (contribution) for the game type $ g _ i $ (for example, slots - 1. 0, blackjack - 0. 05).
3. Calculation examples
Example 1. Wager on bonus only
The deposit is not involved in the calculation.
Bonus $ $ B = A $100 $ $, wager $ W = $15.
$$
S = 100 imes 15 = A$1\,500
$$
For slots (100% contribution): enough bets totaling A $1,500.
For blackjack (5% contribution): equivalent turnover
$$
\frac{1\,500}{0{,}05} = 30\,000
$$
total rates.
Example 2. Wager on deposit and bonus
Deposit $ $ D = A $50 $ $, bonus $ $ B = A $50 $ $, multiplier $ W = $20.
$$
S = (50 + 50) imes 20 = A$2\,000
$$
If $ $ s = A $2 $ $ per slot, 100% contribution:
- $$
- \ text {number of bets} =\frac {2\, 000} {2} = 1\, 000
- $$
Example 3. Mixed rate contribution
We use a slot (100%) and roulette (10%) alternately.
Required turnover $ $ S = A $1\, 000 $ $.
You placed 300 A $1 bets in slots and 200 A $2 bets in roulette.
$$
\ text {contribution of slots} = 300imes 1imes 1 {,} 0 = A $300
$$
$$
\ text {roulette contribution} = 200imes 2imes 0 {,} 1 = A $40
$$
$$
\ text {total} = A $340\quad (ext {of the required} 1\, 000)
$$
4. Consideration of validity and restrictions
Due date: Usually 7-30 days from bonus activation.
Maximum wagering rate: many limit operators = 1-5% of the balance or fixed values (for example, A $5).
Prohibited games: bets on a "draw" in a tank, some types of video poker may not be taken into account at all.
5. Practical advice
1. Give priority to slots with a 100% contribution to close the requirement faster.
2. Optimize the size of the bet: choose an amount not exceeding 1-2% of the bankroll, but sufficient for progress.
3. Monitor progress: check the remaining "turnover" in your personal account.
4. Consider the deadline: distribute the required turnover in equal shares for each day.
5. Avoid zero-contribution bets: They don't get close to the goal.
Conclusion
An accurate understanding of the formulas for calculating the wager and taking into account the contribution of different games make it possible to plan a strategy for "practicing" bonuses and minimize risks. Following the examples and recommendations given, you will always be aware of your progress and can withdraw honestly earned funds.
