What an offer is worth after the conditions
A £100 bonus at 35× wagering on a 4% edge game is not a £100 bonus. Every offer here is run through the same calculation, and the ones that come out negative are published as negative.
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Casino Bonus Terms: What the Offer Is Worth After Conditions
Work through casino bonus terms with real numbers: wagering, game weighting, max bet and max conversion. See why most offers are an expected loss.
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Casino Cashback and Reload Offers: What They Are Worth
How to price a casino cashback or reload offer: wagering, game weighting, max bet clauses and conversion caps, worked with real numbers and a losing example.
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Free Spins Offers: What the Terms Are Worth
Work out what a free spins offer is really worth: spin value, game RTP, wagering, weighting and the cap. The arithmetic, clause by clause, with a worked example.
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Gambling Tax on Winnings: Jurisdiction by Jurisdiction
Gambling tax on winnings varies by country: UK players pay none, US winnings are taxable with withholding, Canada and Australia differ. See the rules.
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No Deposit Bonus: What the Offer Converts To
Work out what a no deposit bonus is worth after wagering, game weighting, and max conversion caps. Most offers convert to an expected loss. Here is the arithmetic.
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Wagering Requirements and the Real Value of a Bonus
Wagering requirements determine a bonus's real value. Derive the expected value, see worked examples, and learn which terms void a win.
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What a Casino Offer Is Worth After the Terms Apply
Free casino games, demo slots and bonus offers: how wagering, game weighting and caps decide whether an offer is worth taking. Worked numbers, no hype.
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What a Casino VIP Scheme Is Worth in Numbers
Points per unit staked, conversion rates and the effective rebate, compared with the house edge. Worked examples show why most VIP offers clear at a loss.
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What a Casino Welcome Bonus Is Worth
Work out what a casino welcome bonus is worth after wagering, game weighting and max-bet rules. Includes a worked example that comes out as an expected loss.