Remaining wagering in casino

A wagering requirements calculator would be valuable in these situations. But there's no need for any online tools. All you need is some simple math. 

To work out how much you need to wager, you take the value of the bonus cash awarded and multiply it by the wagering requirement. Let's look at a simple example.

You find an attractive % deposit match bonus. And you decide to deposit £ The bonus wagering requirement is 20 times the value of the bonus. So in this instance, the total wagering required would be £20 x 20 = £

Deposit + Bonus wagers

Easy to follow so far - but wagering can get more complex in other ways. A casino may also require you to wager the value of your deposit in addition to the bonus money. In this instance, you would add both the deposit and the awarded bonus together before multiplying by the requirement.

Let's go back to our first example: the % deposit match with 20 times wagering. Now let's say this offer also requires you to wager your deposit as well. 

In this example, the total amount of wagering could be calculated with the following sum: £20 + £20 x 20 = £ As you can see, factoring in the deposit as well has doubled the wagering. 

Wagering Contributions

Finally, we come to game wagering contributions. It's not uncommon to find that certain games contribute less to the wagering requirement than others. Almost all slots contribute % - but games like roulette or live blackjack can have reduced contributions.

Let's take our example one last time. You claim the % bonus and deposit £20, giving you a £20 deposit match bonus. There is a 20 times wagering requirement on the bonus alone. But you want to use the bonus on roulette - and roulette wagers only contribute 20%.

A £10 bet on a game with a 20% contribution will only contribute £2 to the total wagering requirement. With this wagering contribution in mind, you will have to effectively wager five times more to meet the requirement.