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Casino wagering calculator for Canadians

Updated 11 November 2026

This calculator turns a bonus amount, a wagering multiple and an optional game-contribution percentage into the qualifying turnover in Canadian dollars. It is a reading aid, not a promotion, and it is not tied to any casino’s current offer.

Use it alongside understanding wagering requirements, game contribution and max-bet rules, and how to read a welcome bonus. The form works without JavaScript: submit it to see the result on this page.

What the result does not include

The math does not apply max-bet caps, expiry windows, game eligibility lists or max-cashout limits for you. Those still sit in the operator’s current terms, and they can void or cap an offer even when the turnover number has been reached. We do not invent those figures, and we do not rank brands by how “easy” their wagering looks.

Wagering calculator

Figures are in Canadian dollars. This is arithmetic only — not an offer, and not a promise of what a casino will let you withdraw.

Bonus amount (C$)

Wagering multiple For example, 40 for 40×

Game contribution (%) Use 100 if the game counts in full. Use 5 if the terms say 5%.

What the multiple applies to

Bonus only

Deposit plus bonus

Deposit amount (C$)

Example calculation

The requirement is 40× on the bonus only, which is a base of C$100.00.

Qualifying turnover required: C$4,000.00

At 100% contribution, each qualifying dollar staked counts as a dollar toward that turnover.

This example uses a C$100 bonus at 40× on the bonus only, which is the worked figure on our wagering guide — not a live welcome offer.

Max-bet rules still apply. A stake above the bonus terms can void the offer even if the turnover number is reached.
Expiry still applies. Turnover completed after the offer lapses usually does not count.
Only eligible games count, at the contribution rate in the current terms.
A max-cashout cap, if one exists, can limit what you may withdraw even after wagering is finished.

Frequently asked questions

Is this calculator tied to a specific casino offer?

No. It is arithmetic in Canadian dollars. It does not use affiliate offers and it does not promise a payout.

Why is the stake larger than the turnover?

If you enter a game contribution below 100%, only that percentage of each bet counts. Clearing the same turnover then requires a larger actual stake on that game.

What if a game contributes 0%?

Bets on that game do not count toward wagering. The requirement cannot be cleared on those games alone.

Does the calculator include max bet or expiry?

No. Those rules still sit in the operator’s current terms and can void or lapse an offer even when the turnover number has been reached.

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