Live Casino Bonus Wagering Calculator

What the multiplier means

Required eligible-game turnover

£40,000.00

Total wagers needed under these assumptions. This is neither an initial deposit nor an estimate of losses.

£4,000.00Credited wagering requirement

10%Contribution you entered

The parts arithmetic cannot decide

Is the exact live game eligible?

What is the maximum permitted stake?

When does the offer expire?

Is there a cashout cap or withdrawal condition?

Which balance is used first?

Your balance may run out before the turnover is reached. This tool does not calculate completion probability or bonus profitability.

Three separate terms

The basis is the amount multiplied: sometimes the bonus alone, sometimes deposit plus bonus. The multiplier determines required credited wagering. The contribution says how much of each eligible bet counts towards that requirement.

For bonus-only wagering, credited requirement = bonus × multiplier. Required game turnover = credited requirement ÷ contribution as a decimal. A £100 bonus at 40× and 10% contribution therefore needs £4,000 ÷ 0.10 = £40,000 of eligible wagers. If the basis includes a £100 deposit as well, the same example becomes £80,000.

Zero contribution is not a larger multiplier

A game contributing 0% does not advance a positive wagering requirement, however much is wagered. The calculator reports that state directly. Check excluded titles as well as the general live-casino category: a single exception can matter.

Turnover is not value

This tool does not price the bonus, predict completion, estimate losses or recommend a stake. Maximum bets, expiry, cashout caps, balance rules and excluded game versions can change whether an offer is usable. A player may lose the available balance before completing the required turnover.

Sources & scope

Sources checked 30 September 2026. Published features and rules may change. Check the exact service, table and jurisdiction before relying on a detail.

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Worked example

Suppose a £100 bonus requires 40 times the bonus in credited wagering. The target is £4,000. At 100% contribution, £4,000 of eligible wagers supplies that credit. At 20%, it takes £20,000; at 10%, it takes £40,000. The headline 40x requirement has not changed, but the amount of play it represents has.

These are illustrative conditions, not a current offer. The beginner's guide explains the surrounding checks. Always read the title-specific exclusions and maximum-bet condition alongside the contribution percentage.

Calculator questions

What does 40x wagering mean for a live casino bonus?

It means the stated basis must generate 40 times its value in credited wagers. A £100 bonus on a bonus-only basis requires £4,000 of wagering credit. At 10% live-game contribution, that means £40,000 of eligible bets.

What is the difference between bonus-only and deposit-plus-bonus wagering?

Bonus-only multiplies the bonus. Deposit-plus-bonus multiplies both amounts. With a £100 deposit, £100 bonus and 40x requirement, the credited target is £4,000 or £8,000 respectively, before adjusting for game contribution.

Does 10% contribution mean I can only bet 10% of my bonus?

No. It describes how much of an eligible wager is credited towards the requirement. A £5 eligible wager contributes £0.50 at 10%. Maximum-stake rules are a separate condition.

Can this tell me whether accepting a bonus is worthwhile?

No. The calculation shows required turnover. It does not model completion probability, losses, expiry, cashout caps or the value of the offer.