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Wagering requirements calculator

Calculate qualifying turnover from a bonus, deposit, wagering multiplier and game contribution rate, with worked examples.

Use the formula below to calculate turnover without JavaScript. Enable JavaScript to use the interactive fields.

How to calculate wagering requirements

For bonus-only terms, multiply the bonus amount by the wagering multiplier. For deposit-plus-bonus terms, add the deposit and bonus first, then multiply that total.

Required qualifying turnover = calculation base × multiplier.

Total eligible stakes = qualifying turnover ÷ (contribution percentage ÷ 100).

A 40x example

An AU$10 bonus with 40x wagering requires AU$400 qualifying turnover. If the terms apply 40x to an AU$10 deposit plus an AU$10 bonus, the requirement becomes AU$800.

At 10% game contribution, AU$400 qualifying turnover requires AU$4,000 of eligible stakes. The calculator rounds the stake total up to the next cent. It assumes every stake uses the same contribution rate; it does not track a mix of games or play already completed.

What the result means

Turnover is the total value of qualifying stakes. It is not a fee, a required loss, a balance you must deposit or an amount you are guaranteed to withdraw. Funds may run out before the requirement is met. A 0x multiplier produces zero turnover, but other offer terms can still apply.

Check the offer’s calculation base, contribution rules, excluded games, expiry and maximum stake. These illustrative values are not an offer from a reviewed brand. Read our wagering requirements guide for examples and an explanation of the terms.

For an existing payment request, use the pending-withdrawal guide. A completed turnover calculation does not establish that a withdrawal has been approved or sent.

More than one contribution rate?

Use the mixed-game worked example to add credited stakes separately. Check maximum-bet rules alongside the calculation.