Casino bonus value calculator
Enter the terms exactly as the casino states them. This returns what the bonus is worth in expected value — the number the offer never shows you.
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Some operators credit rollover as wager × (game edge / 0.04) — Shuffle publishes this. It makes the expected cost the same on every game.
Total you must wager—
Expected cost of that wagering—
House edge used—
Expected value of the bonus—
The number this calculation hides
Expected value assumes you complete the wagering. Most players do not. In our simulation of 1.3 million bonus claims, only 16.16% cleared a 40x requirement on 96% RTP slots — the rest ran out of money first. Treat the figure above as the best case, not the likely one. →
How this is calculated
- Wagering required = multiplier × (bonus only, or deposit + bonus, as you selected).
- Expected cost = wagering required × house edge, where house edge = 100% − RTP.
- Expected value = bonus amount − expected cost, capped by max cashout when one is set.
- Game weighting: a game counted at 50% needs twice the turnover. If the operator instead scales progress by house edge (wager × edge / 0.04, as Shuffle publishes), tick the box — the expected cost then comes out identical on every game.
Expected value only. It says nothing about any single outcome, and no bonus makes a negative-expectation game positive over time. House edge used
