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NZ$100 bonus × 35 = NZ$3,500.
Illustrative calculation. Not a prediction of winnings or the amount you must deposit.How the calculation works
For bonus-only wagering, multiply the bonus amount by the wagering multiplier. For deposit-plus-bonus wagering, add the deposit and bonus first, then apply the multiplier. Divide the qualifying turnover by the contribution rate expressed as a decimal to calculate the corresponding stakes.
Example: NZ$100 bonus × 35 = NZ$3,500 qualifying turnover. At 20% contribution, NZ$3,500 ÷ 0.20 = NZ$17,500 in stakes. These are illustrative inputs, not an offer.
What the result does not include
The calculation does not model losses, win probability, game volatility or the chance of completing a bonus. It also does not account for expiry, maximum stakes, excluded games, withdrawal caps or changes in the applicable rules.
A zero result means the entered multiplier produces no turnover requirement. It does not establish that funds are withdrawable or that verification and other conditions do not apply.
Read the terms before entering a number
Confirm whether a promotion uses bonus-only or combined wagering. Check the contribution for the exact game. A game with zero contribution cannot help clear a requirement; the calculator deliberately rejects zero rather than showing a misleading finite answer.
If two official pages disagree, do not average their multipliers. Resolve which conditions govern the specific offer. You can compare separate scenarios, but neither is verified merely because the arithmetic works.
A little more clarity.
Is the staking result the amount I must deposit?
No. It is total stakes under the assumptions. Turnover can include repeated use of returned funds and is not the same as a deposit.
Can this tell me whether a bonus is profitable?
No. It calculates turnover and stakes, not expected profit or the chance of completing wagering.
Are my inputs saved?
No. This edition calculates in the browser and does not store or transmit your inputs.