Money
The loss amount the cashback is based on.
EUR
Range: 1 to 100000Interactive tool · calculate before depositing
Cashback calculator
Cashback calculator for players in Estonia — free, anonymous and with an instant result. Enter your data and see in numbers what a bonus or game really means: bonus value, wagering requirement, bet contribution, RTP or expected outcome. Make your decision by the numbers, not the promises — nothing is stored.
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Cashback details
Describe the cashback offer and how the payable amount is capped.
Percent
The cashback percentage promised in the headline.
%
Range: 1 to 100Money
The maximum cashback amount given.
EUR
Range: 1 to 10000Number
Wagering on the cashback itself.
Range: 0 to 100
Percent
How much of the chosen games counts.
%
Range: 0 to 100Percent
The theoretical RTP of the wagering games.
%
Range: 50 to 100Play assumptions
Set your typical playing behaviour.
Money
Average bet for estimating time.
EUR
Range: 0.1 to 1000Integer
Approximate pace of play.
Range: 1 to 2000
All calculations are estimates and based on the data entered.
Cashback calculator: how much money-back really counts
The cashback calculator helps you estimate how much of a loss rebate (cashback) actually remains after caps and wagering. Cashback promises a certain percentage of your net loss back, but the terms decide whether it’s real money or a wagerable bonus again.
The basic cashback formula
Formula
Cashback given = net loss × cashback % (up to the cap)
If the cashback comes as a bonus, wagering is added: required turnover = cashback × wagering multiplier.
Example: 10% cashback
A €200 net loss and 10% cashback.
- Net loss€200
- Cashback 10%€200 × 10% = €20
- With 1× wagering€20 is practically real money
- With 10× wagering (96% RTP)effective value ~€12
What the cap changes
A cashback cap (e.g. €50 maximum) limits the rebate on big losses. With a large net loss the actual cashback percentage can be much lower than the headline promises.
Tips
- Prefer cashback with no wagering (1× or real money).
- Check whether cashback is calculated from your net loss or only from certain games.
- Also see the expected loss calculator to estimate your session loss in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Is cashback better than a regular bonus?
Cashback is often more transparent because it’s based on your actual loss and often has lower wagering. But caps and a wagering requirement can reduce its value.
How do you calculate cashback value?
Multiply the net loss by the cashback percentage and apply the cap. 10% cashback on a €200 loss gives €20, if the cap doesn’t limit it.
Does cashback have a wagering requirement?
It depends on the offer. The best offers have 1× cashback or real money; others require you to wager it, which reduces the effective value.