A worked example
Read the base before the multiplier
“Ten times” is incomplete information until you know what amount is being multiplied.
Name the amount
A wagering requirement describes the value of qualifying bets specified by the promotion. In a hypothetical bonus-only example, a £20 bonus with a ten-times requirement means £200 of qualifying turnover. This is turnover, not a promised loss, balance or withdrawable amount. Our calculator deliberately keeps those concepts separate.
Read the surrounding terms
Eligibility, the expiry date, maximum permitted stake and qualifying games can matter as much as the headline multiplier. If a game contributes only part of its stake, the turnover needed to make the same progress changes. A zero contribution means that game makes no progress towards that requirement.
Keep the jurisdiction visible
For Great Britain, consult the Gambling Commission’s current promotion guidance and the operator’s full terms. The Commission announced a ten-times bonus wagering cap taking effect on 19 January 2026. Our calculator accepts hypothetical examples for explanation; its controls do not confirm that an offer is compliant or available to you.