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Clearing a $100.00 bonus at 35× means wagering $3,500.00. On Crash, with a 1% house edge, that costs $35.00 on average, so the bonus is worth $65.00 in expectation.
Odds calculator
Clearing a $100.00 bonus at 35× means wagering $3,500.00. On Crash, with a 1% house edge, that costs $35.00 on average, so the bonus is worth $65.00 in expectation.
Expected cost = turnover × house edge. Turnover is the bonus (or deposit plus bonus) times the wagering multiple, divided by the share of each bet the game counts toward it. House edge is 100% minus the game's published RTP.
This is an average. A single session can lose the whole balance before the requirement is met, or finish ahead. Terms such as maximum bet sizes, excluded games and caps on winnings change the real value.
On average, when the bonus is larger than the expected cost of clearing it. The estimate assumes you finish the playthrough; you can lose the balance first, and limits such as maximum bets or win caps change the result.
The ones with the lowest house edge. Expected cost scales directly with the edge: wagering $1,000 costs $10 on average at a 1% edge and $20 at a 2% edge.