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Bonus Turnover Calculator: What You Must Bet

Updated 8 October 2026 · 5 minute read

Offers often say a bonus must be bet through a number of times before it can be taken out. Type the bonus, that number and your stake, and this calculator shows the total to bet and what betting it costs on average. It opens on an invented ₹100 code at 15 times.

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₹1,500you must stake before you can withdraw

150rounds at ₹10 a round

₹103expected loss while you do it

-₹3what the bonus is worth after that cost

49%chance you finish with more than you started (ignores running out)

70%rough chance your balance hits zero first

On average, betting through ₹1,500 costs about ₹103, which is more than the ₹100 bonus. On these numbers the bonus costs you about ₹3 to unlock. At these odds the bonus stops paying for itself above about 14.5×.

The same offer at other multiples (₹100 bonus, ₹10 a round)
Multiple	Must stake	Expected cost	Bonus worth
1×	₹100	₹7	₹93
5×	₹500	₹34	₹66
10×	₹1,000	₹69	₹31
20×	₹2,000	₹138	-₹38
30×	₹3,000	₹207	-₹107
50×	₹5,000	₹345	-₹245

Chances use a normal approximation and treat the balance as a continuous walk, so read them as sizes of risk, not exact percentages.

The calculator above is set to an offer we made up: a ₹100 code, no deposit, to be bet through 15 times, on a colour bet of ₹10 a round. At the time of writing (8 October 2026) the Activity tab showed banner titles such as “WELCOME BONUS” and “Invite 1 Friend, Get ₹38!”, and a Gifts box that says “Enter the redemption code to receive gift rewards”. We could not read the terms behind any of them. So we cannot give you a multiple. Yours will be on your own screen.

Words on this screen

Word	In plain words	Where you may meet it
Bonus	Extra money an offer adds to your balance	Banner titles
Turnover	The total you must bet before the bonus can be taken out; also called a wagering requirement	The terms of an offer
Multiple	How many times: 15× on a ₹100 bonus means ₹1,500	The terms of an offer
Redemption code	Text you type into a box to receive a reward	The Gifts box
Stake	Rupees put on one round	The game screen

What the boxes ask for

Bonus (₹): the amount the offer adds.
Your own deposit (₹): money you add yourself. Leave 0 for a code that needs none.
Turnover multiple: the number from the terms.
The multiple applies to: the bonus alone, or the bonus plus your deposit. This box matters more than it looks, as the table below shows.
Average stake per round: what you would put on each round.
Game odds: four illustrations, or your own house edge, which is the share the game keeps of every stake on average.

The opening example, read slowly

With the starting boxes the result reads:

₹1,500 to bet. ₹100 times 15.
150 rounds. ₹1,500 in ₹10 pieces.
₹103 average cost. What the colour bet keeps from ₹1,500 on average.
−₹3 worth. The bonus is ₹100 and unlocking it costs ₹103, so on average you pay ₹3 to take it.
49% finish ahead, and 70% run dry first. A ₹100 balance is only ten stakes, and the walk is 150 rounds long.

The tool also names the break-even point for these odds: about 14.5 times. Above that, the bonus costs more than it is worth. This is an average over many tries, not a forecast of your evening.

The same code at other multiples

Multiple	Must bet	Average cost	Bonus worth
1×	₹100	₹7	₹93
5×	₹500	₹34	₹66
10×	₹1,000	₹69	₹31
20×	₹2,000	₹138	−₹38
30×	₹3,000	₹207	−₹107
50×	₹5,000	₹345	−₹245

Four changes that move the answer

What you change	Must bet	Average cost	Worth	Run dry first
Nothing (opening example)	₹1,500	₹103	−₹3	70%
₹50 a round, not ₹10	₹1,500	₹103	−₹3	80%
The two-way choice	₹1,500	₹30	₹70	49%
A one-number bet	₹1,500	₹177	−₹77	87%
₹500 deposit, multiple on bonus + deposit	₹9,000	₹621	−₹521	62%

With the same ₹500 deposit but the multiple on the bonus alone, the total stays ₹1,500. So read the wording on “applies to” before anything else. The game rows are four illustrations side by side, not a suggestion to bet any one way.

Using your own numbers

Find the offer’s terms on your own screen. If you cannot find a multiple, stop: there is nothing to price.
Type the bonus and any deposit, and choose what the multiple applies to.
Type the stake you would really use.
Pick the nearest game odds. If your screen states the share the game keeps, choose your own house edge and type it.
Read the worth and the run-dry figure together.

What it cannot tell you

The calculator sees only the numbers you type. It knows nothing of a time limit, a cap on what you can take out, or which games count towards the total, because we could not read any of that. It also cannot see inside a platform. The invite-code guide prices the ₹38 banner, the rebate calculator prices money paid back, and the expected-loss calculator prices an hour of rounds. The tools page lists the rest, and the help guide covers payment worries.

Price the offer before you act on it. The button opens the platform’s own Register page in a new tab. Read its address bar first.

Opens the platform’s own page in a new tab. Referral link. 18+ only.

Common questions

Is a code typed into the Gifts box the same as a bonus with a turnover rule?

We cannot say. At the time of writing (8 October 2026) the Gifts box on the Activity tab said “Enter the redemption code to receive gift rewards”, and we typed nothing into it. If the terms you are shown for a code mention a multiple, type it in. If they mention none, there is nothing for this calculator to price.

Why does the example show a 70% chance of running dry when the bonus costs only ₹3?

Because the two figures measure different things. The ₹3 is an average over many tries. The 70% is the rough chance that a balance of ₹100, with ₹10 on every round, hits zero before 150 rounds are done. A small average cost does not mean an easy road.

Should I type ₹38 from the “Invite 1 Friend, Get ₹38!” banner as the bonus?

Only to see the sums. A banner said it, and we could not read the terms behind it. The invite-code guide prices that banner on a made-up multiple of its own, so the numbers there will differ from the ones on this page.

What do I pick for game odds if the terms do not say?

Run the offer three times: once on the two-way choice, once on a colour bet and once on a one-number bet. In our example the same ₹100 code is worth ₹70, then −₹3, then −₹77. If the answer flips from good to bad, you know the terms alone are not enough to judge it.

Does a smaller stake make a bonus cheaper to unlock?

No. The average cost follows the total you must bet, not the size of each bet. At ₹2 a round the example still costs ₹103, over 750 rounds. The smaller stake lowers the chance of running dry from 70% to 62%, but it means a longer session.

What if a message says I must pay a fee to release a bonus?

That is not a turnover rule, and this calculator cannot price it. Do not pay, and never share a password or a text-message code. If money has already gone, call 1930, report it at cybercrime.gov.in and ring your bank to block the card or UPI ID.

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