Bonus cost
November 5th, 2015 at 7:08:09 AM
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Casino gives out 5 EUR free bonuses. Rules are:
Rollover: 1x. If player wins 10 EUR or more, he can use 10 EUR (rest is scrapped) as a deposit.
Rollover on the 10 EUR is again 1x. If a player wins 20 EUR or more, he can withdraw min 20 and max 50 EUR.
What is the calculation to arrive at expected bonus cost? By bonus cost I mean how much is expected to be withdrawn by players who made it to the 20+ EUR over the two stages. Let's say casino gives out 1000 or 5000 bonuses and average RTP is 95%. Which data is needed for the precise calculation?
Rollover: 1x. If player wins 10 EUR or more, he can use 10 EUR (rest is scrapped) as a deposit.
Rollover on the 10 EUR is again 1x. If a player wins 20 EUR or more, he can withdraw min 20 and max 50 EUR.
What is the calculation to arrive at expected bonus cost? By bonus cost I mean how much is expected to be withdrawn by players who made it to the 20+ EUR over the two stages. Let's say casino gives out 1000 or 5000 bonuses and average RTP is 95%. Which data is needed for the precise calculation?
November 5th, 2015 at 12:14:13 PM
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I'm confused at this.. so if I deposit 100, they give me 5 and I win 10 (say in 1 hand of blackjack) they scrap the 110 and just give me 10? or is it a bonus not on top of a deposit?
November 9th, 2015 at 11:20:39 PM
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Hi ajemeister, the bonus is free, no deposit. You start with 5 and have to double it to 10 to enter the second round. Then you have to double the 10 to 20 in order to make a withdrawal. It's a cashable free bonus, but I'm interested in the odds of making it to the withdrawal phase.
