A $100 bonus with 35x wagering can mean $3,500 or $7,000 in bets. The difference is whether the casino multiplies the bonus alone or the deposit as well. Enter the terms below to work out your target.
Your turnover target
Enter your terms and select Calculate turnover.
Turnover adds up your qualifying bets. If you stake $10 ten times, that is $100 of turnover, even if some of those bets used money returned by earlier wins.
What to check in the bonus terms
Check the calculation base
Look for "bonus" or "deposit + bonus" next to the wagering multiplier. At 35x, a $100 bonus needs $3,500 in qualifying bets. Include a $100 deposit in the calculation and the figure doubles to $7,000.
Contribution changes the stakes
At 20% contribution, only $2 of a $10 bet clears wagering. To clear another $1,000, you would need $5,000 in eligible bets at that contribution rate.
Other conditions still apply
A correct turnover figure will not catch an excluded game or a bet above the bonus limit. Check those rules before playing, along with the expiry date and any cap on bonus winnings.
Frequently asked questions
What does 35x wagering mean on a $100 casino bonus?
If 35x applies to the bonus only, the target is $100 × 35 = $3,500. If it applies to a $100 deposit plus a $100 bonus, the target is $200 × 35 = $7,000. Look for the wording beside the multiplier in the offer terms. "100% match" tells you how the bonus is awarded; it does not tell you which wagering calculation to use.
How do I calculate wagering requirements with 20% game contribution?
Divide the qualifying turnover still required by 0.20. For example, $1,000 remaining means $5,000 in eligible bets at 20% contribution. A $10 bet would move the tracker by $2. Use the contribution rate for that particular game and offer: a game listed at 0% will not move the tracker at all.
Why is my wagering progress lower than the amount I have bet?
Check game contribution first. If you placed $500 in eligible bets at 20%, the tracker should show $100 of progress. Also check when the casino credits settled bets and whether the correct bonus is selected. The "Already credited turnover" field needs the tracker's figure, not your total deposits or betting history. If you still cannot reconcile it, ask support to identify the bets counted toward the bonus.
Does $3,500 of wagering mean I need to deposit $3,500?
No. Wagering adds together stakes; it is not a deposit requirement. Money returned by a winning bet can be wagered again and counted again, where the terms allow it. That does not mean the starting balance will last long enough to finish. This calculator works out the required turnover, not the bankroll needed or the likely loss.
Why can’t I withdraw after completing the wagering requirements?
First check that the casino’s own bonus tracker shows completion. An account may still need verification, or the withdrawal may be affected by a cashout cap or an alleged breach of the offer terms. Ask support what is preventing payment. If they cite a bonus breach, request the exact clause and the bets or transactions involved. The calculator cannot confirm that a withdrawal has been approved.