Casino bonus value calculator

Value ≈ bonus − (required wagering ÷ game contribution) × house edge, the rule of thumb from the Wizard of Odds that our bonus guide explains. A $100 bonus at 15x on a 96% slot needs $1,500 of play, which costs about $60 on average, so it’s worth about $40.

Which amount the wagering multiple applies to. A $100 match at 15x on the bonus alone means $1,500 of bets; on deposit plus bonus it means $3,000, which on a 96% slot turns a +$40 offer into a −$20 one. Always check which one the terms use.

Two reasons. Low-edge games such as blackjack lose less per dollar wagered, but casinos usually count them at only 10–20% toward the requirement, or set a higher multiple, so you have to bet far more. The calculator applies both the RTP and the contribution of the game you pick.

Spins × the stake per spin × the slot’s RTP gives the expected winnings; any wagering on those winnings costs the same as clearing a credit. 100 spins at $0.20 on a 96% slot are worth about $19.20 before wagering. Where a casino doesn’t publish the spin stake, the preset says what we assumed.

A lossback refunds part of your net losses in a set period, as credit with its own wagering. The calculator takes the loss you enter, applies the refund rate and cap, then values the credit. Remember it only pays if you’re down, and the play that produced the loss carried the normal house edge.

No. It’s an average over many players who finish the wagering with flat bets. Variance can bust you before you clear it, time limits can expire, maximum-bet rules can void the bonus, and winnings are taxable. Set a deposit limit before you claim anything.