A worked example
Follow a sample offer from its headline terms to the numbers you would enter in BonusEdge. The example is fictional and is not a casino offer.
A bonus pop-up rarely contains every restriction. Check the casino's full offer and general terms, including which games count, contribution rates, withdrawal rules and eligibility, before entering values.
Fictional sample bonus box
means the bonus percentage or bonus amount.
means Deposit + Bonus.
means the wagering requirement is 45 times the deposit plus bonus balance.
means Max Cashout.
means the maximum cashout is 15 times the deposit.
is the minimum amount needed to claim the bonus.
means the largest bet allowed while playing the bonus.
is the largest bonus amount available.
means which game types can be played under the bonus rules.
sometimes means Credit Card.
means Wagering Requirement.
For the fictional $50 deposit and 160% bonus, the bonus is $80 and the starting balance is $130. Wagering is 45 × ($50 + $80), or $5,850 nominal wagering. If the game contributes less than 100%, more in actual stakes would be needed. The 15× deposit cashout cap would be $750. None of these figures is an expected loss or a prediction of what you could withdraw.
Use the Bonus Audit to evaluate the terms, game and bet size you enter. Review the required play and simulated outcomes together.
The separate Deposit Optimizer compares eligible deposit and starting-bet combinations under the rules you enter. A specific stake can be included as a candidate without preference in the ranking.
For more definitions, read the Casino Bonus Terms Guide. For how the models use these inputs, read Methodology.
Check the offer before you deposit
Results are estimates. BonusEdge does not accept wagers or verify that a casino will approve or pay a withdrawal. Gambling can cost you your full deposit.