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Casino turnover calculator

Bonus × multiplier = bets needed before you can withdraw. Enter numbers from the operator's own terms. 21+ only.

Editor: Timothy Lim TanUpdated How we check

Turnover before withdrawal

₱2,000

₱100 × 20x. Example numbers are yours, not an offer.

Reference only: a 1.5% cash rebate on ₱2,000 of eligible bets would be ₱30, the most PAGCOR's May 2026 memo allows for slots, e-bingo, numeric games and sports betting.

Optional: what clearing it takes (from the promotion terms and the game's info screen)
  • Bets needed: ₱2,000 (₱2,000 ÷ 100%)
  • Average cost of those bets: about ₱80 at 96% RTP (80% of the ₱100 bonus)

An average over many bets, not a prediction: real results swing widely. It ignores cash-out caps and the maximum bet. Check the terms for both.

How to use it

  1. Open the promotion terms on the operator's own site, and first check the address is on PAGCOR's lists with the licence checker.
  2. Enter the bonus and the multiplier. If the terms apply the multiplier to bonus plus deposit, enter your deposit and tick the box. The first result is the turnover.
  3. Optional: enter how much your game counts toward turnover (from the terms; slots often 100%, table games often less), the game's RTP (from its info or paytable screen) and the days allowed. You get the bets actually needed, their average cost and the daily pace.
  4. Compare the daily pace with your budget and the average cost with the bonus. If either is uncomfortable, skip the bonus.

The calculator does not know the maximum bet or any cap on what you can cash out; check both in the terms. A full worked example (₱1,000 bonus, 15x, slots against baccarat) is on our casino bonus guide.

Learn the concept: turnover meaning (sa Filipino), free 100 and PAGCOR's rebate caps, and why withdrawals are pending. Gambling can be addictive. Know when to stop.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate turnover?

Multiply the base amount the terms name (the bonus, or bonus plus deposit) by the turnover multiplier. A ₱100 bonus at 20x needs ₱2,000 in bets (example only).

Paano kuwentahin ang turnover?

I-multiply ang bonus (o bonus + deposito, ayon sa terms) sa multiplier. Halimbawa: ₱100 × 20 = ₱2,000 na taya.

Do all bets count equally?

Not necessarily. Operators may count some games at a lower rate or exclude them, so read the terms. Enter the rate in the optional section: at 10%, ₱2,000 of turnover needs ₱20,000 of bets.

What does the average cost figure mean?

Bets needed × (100% − the game's RTP). On ₱2,000 of bets at 96% RTP that is about ₱80. It is a long-run average, not a prediction: one session can lose far more or win. If the cost is close to the bonus, the bonus is worth little to you.

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