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Casino bonus wagering calculator
Turn a headline multiplier into the total credited wagering requirement and the contribution-adjusted bet volume still needed. Add the game RTP and average bet for a cautious long-run cost and bet-count estimate. Use current offer terms; this tool does not confirm eligibility or promise that a bonus can be completed.
What the terms require
(bonus) × multiplier = credited turnover. Remaining eligible bet volume = remaining credited turnover ÷ contribution rate. Expected cost estimate = eligible bet volume × (1 − RTP). Approximate bets = eligible bet volume ÷ average bet.
Read these terms before using the result
The number is only one part of an offer. Confirm eligibility, expiry, maximum bet, excluded games, contribution tables, verification and withdrawal conditions on the live promotion. The UK Gambling Commission's consumer guidance similarly stresses checking restrictions on bonus funds and bet size; rules and legal protections differ by jurisdiction.
- A completed progress counter does not guarantee account verification or withdrawal.
- RTP is a theoretical long-run average, not a prediction for your session.
- Do not increase stakes or session time just to finish a requirement.
- Use only an entertainment budget separated from bills, savings and borrowed money.
- Stop if the terms, contribution table or progress display is unclear.
Source checks: UK Gambling Commission — free offers and bonuses and UK Gambling Commission — RTP is a long-run theoretical average.
35× wagering examples: bonus only vs deposit + bonus
The same multiplier can produce a very different playthrough requirement. These examples use invented values to explain the arithmetic; they are not current Luckly.gg offers and do not predict a session result.
| Terms entered | Credited turnover | Eligible bet volume | Long-run cost at 96% RTP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 bonus × 35, bonus only, 100% contribution | 3,500 | 3,500 | 140 |
| 100 deposit + 100 bonus × 35, 100% contribution | 7,000 | 7,000 | 280 |
| 100 bonus × 35, bonus only, 20% contribution | 3,500 | 17,500 | 700 |
The cost column is eligible bet volume × 4% theoretical house edge. It is a long-run statistical estimate, not the amount a person will lose. A real result can be higher or lower, and maximum-bet, expiry, excluded-game, identity-check and withdrawal rules remain outside this calculation.
How to calculate remaining playthrough
First multiply the stated basis by the wagering multiplier. Subtract only wagering that the operator has credited toward the requirement. Then divide the remainder by the game contribution rate. For example, 700 of credited wagering remaining at 20% contribution requires 3,500 of eligible bet volume. At 0% contribution, that game makes no progress toward the requirement.
Wagering calculator questions
How is a wagering requirement calculated?
Multiply the amount named in the offer terms by the wagering multiplier. The named amount may be the bonus alone or the deposit plus bonus, so the live terms control which base is correct.
What does a 35× wagering requirement mean?
A 35× requirement means multiplying the amount named in the terms by 35. If it applies to a 100 bonus, credited turnover is 3,500. If it applies to a 100 deposit plus a 100 bonus, credited turnover is 7,000 before any game-contribution adjustment.
What does game contribution change?
Contribution controls how much of each eligible bet counts toward the requirement. At 20% contribution, five units of eligible betting are needed to add one unit of credited wagering progress.
Does reaching the calculated amount guarantee a withdrawal?
No. Verification, expiry, maximum-bet rules, excluded games, withdrawal conditions and other live terms can still apply. The calculator is an educational estimate, not an account decision.
Does this calculator show a current Luckly.gg offer?
No. Enter only values visible in the current eligible account or promotion terms. The calculator does not claim that any bonus, multiplier, payment method or game is available on Luckly.gg.
Does RTP predict what I will win or lose?
No. RTP is a long-run theoretical average across many plays. A short session can differ substantially, so the expected-cost result is a statistical estimate rather than a forecast or guarantee.