Wagering arithmetic tool

Calculate a wagering requirement from the written terms

Enter a deposit, match percentage, bonus cap, wagering multiplier and game contribution. Choose whether the multiplier applies to the bonus alone or to the deposit plus bonus. The starting values are a hypothetical example, not verified 876.GAME wagering terms.

Two wagering bases

Bonus cap applied first

Contribution changes turnover

Hypothetical offer inputs

Calculate a wagering target

Enter the terms of an offer to estimate the total bets it requires. The defaults below are a worked example, separate from the 876.GAME promotion.

All amounts are US dollars (USD). Use a decimal point; optional thousands separators are commas: 1,234.56. Enter numbers without currency or percent signs.

Offer terms
100% means a bonus equal to the deposit.
Leave blank if the example has no cap.
At 10%, each $1 bet counts as $0.10 of wagering.

Money and the matched bonus round to the nearest cent. Required total bets round up to the next cent.

Example result

Wagering basis: bonus only.

Matched bonus
$100.00
Amount subject to wagering
$100.00
Credited wagering target
$3,000.00
Required total bets
$3,000.00

The target measures turnover. It does not estimate losses or guarantee a withdrawal.

Formula and worked example

Bonus = deposit × match percentage ÷ 100, limited by any bonus cap.

Required total bets = wagering basis × multiplier ÷ contribution rate. Use 0.10 for a 10% contribution rate.

A $100 deposit with a 100% match creates a $100 bonus. A 30× requirement on the bonus, with 100% contribution, requires $100 × 30 ÷ 1 = $3,000 in total bets. Applying the same terms to deposit plus bonus gives $6,000.

The formula and a worked example

Bonus = the smaller of deposit × match percentage and the bonus cap. Required turnover = wagering base × multiplier ÷ contribution rate. Convert a percentage contribution to a decimal before dividing: 100% is 1 and 10% is 0.1.

With a $100 deposit, a 100% match and a cap that does not reduce the award, the bonus is $100. On a bonus-only basis at 30× and 100% contribution, required turnover is $100 × 30 ÷ 1 = $3,000.

Hypothetical examples using the same $100 deposit and $100 bonus
Wagering basisMultiplierContributionRequired turnover
Bonus only30×100%$3,000
Deposit plus bonus30×100%$6,000
Bonus only30×10%$30,000
Bonus only30×0%Cannot contribute toward this requirement

Copy the exact terms before using the result

Apply the cap before the multiplier

A 100% match on a hypothetical $500 deposit with a $200 bonus cap awards $200. At 30× bonus-only wagering and 100% contribution, required turnover would be $6,000.

Use the contribution for the game you select

A game contributing 10% requires ten times the actual stakes needed at 100% contribution for the same qualifying turnover. A 0% contribution cannot make progress toward a positive requirement.

Read restrictions the formula cannot model

A deadline, maximum eligible bet, excluded game or withdrawal cap can affect an offer independently of the turnover calculation. Completing turnover does not guarantee a profit or a withdrawable balance.

Keep the 270% promotion separate from the example

The inspected 876.GAME promotion describes 270% including 100% principal: 50% first-day reward, 50% login rewards and 70% betting-mission rewards. Its benefits last 7 days, with a $1,000 qualifying deposit cap.

Those figures describe the promotion’s components. They do not establish a 30× wagering rule or a contribution percentage. The calculator therefore starts with clearly labeled example terms that you can replace with an offer’s verified rules.

Common questions

Wagering calculator questions

Read the answers alongside the sources and review date listed in this guide.

What is 30× wagering on a $100 bonus?

For a hypothetical $100 bonus at 30× wagering and 100% game contribution, a bonus-only rule requires $3,000 in total stakes. If the rule includes a $100 deposit as well, the same multiplier requires $6,000.

What happens at 10% game contribution?

Divide the qualifying turnover requirement by 0.1. A hypothetical $3,000 requirement would need $30,000 in actual stakes at 10% contribution.

Does this calculator use verified 876.GAME wagering terms?

No. Its default match, multiplier and contribution are hypothetical inputs. The sourced 270% promotion breakdown does not establish those wagering conditions.

Sources and checks

  1. 876.GAME first deposit promotionPromotion → Recharge Promotion → First DepositChecked

    The operator confirmed that the inspected channel matches the production channel.