What the result means
Qualifying turnover is the amount the offer requires after applying its multiplier to the stated base. Actual betting turnover can be higher if a permitted game contributes less than 100 percent. The calculator uses one constant contribution rate and does not model changing games.
The formula
Qualifying turnover = wagering base × multiplier. Actual turnover at the selected contribution = qualifying turnover ÷ (contribution ÷ 100). A zero contribution cannot advance a positive requirement. The tool reports that condition instead of dividing by zero.
A worked example
A hypothetical 100-unit bonus at 35 times bonus-only wagering requires 3,500 qualifying units. If the permitted game contributes 50 percent, 7,000 units of actual betting would be needed to generate that amount. If the base includes a 100-unit deposit too, the requirement doubles.
What the calculator cannot decide
It cannot establish that a promotion is available, that a game is permitted or that a player can complete the requirement before the balance is exhausted. It does not account for maximum bets, cashout caps, expiry, changing contribution rates or bonus cancellation rules. Those must be read separately.
A calculation is not a recommendation to play
Turnover is not a deposit requirement or a prediction of how much you will lose. Actual outcomes are uncertain, and completing a requirement can involve substantial risk. If the required activity exceeds what you intended, declining the bonus can be the appropriate decision.
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