Cashback value calculator
Cashback returns a share of what you lose. Paid on net losses, it pays in losing sessions and takes nothing back from winning ones, so it is worth more than its percentage times the average loss: on 1,000 staked at roulette in bets of 5, the average loss is 27.03 and 10% cashback returns 4.37, not 2.70.
How it works
- The calculator plays the session as even-money roulette bets (European wheel) and adds up every possible result exactly: the average loss, the average net loss counting only losing sessions, and the cashback on it.
- The average cost after cashback is 22.65 in the example: lower, never below zero. Cashback does not turn a losing game into a winning one.
- Shorter sessions swing more, so cashback on each session is worth relatively more than cashback on a long total. Terms that pay cashback only as bonus money with its own wagering are worth less.
A bonus does not change the house edge of any game. If gambling stops being fun, free help is available.
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