Identify the calculation base first
“30×” is not a complete calculation. The offer must say whether the multiplier applies to bonus only, deposit plus bonus, winnings or another defined amount.
- Bonus-only example: MYR 100 bonus × 20 = MYR 2,000
- Deposit-plus-bonus example: (MYR 100 + MYR 100) × 20 = MYR 4,000
These figures demonstrate the maths only and are not a current offer.
Adjust for game contribution
If MYR 100 of play contributes at 100%, it reduces the requirement by MYR 100. At 20% contribution it reduces it by MYR 20. Excluded activity contributes zero. Always use the current game-weighting table.
Track the remaining figure
Record the initial requirement, qualifying activity and displayed progress. Voided rounds, excluded games, maximum-stake breaches or expired activity may be treated differently by the terms. The account counter is authoritative; a personal calculation is a checking aid.
Use the result to assess the offer
Compare the required amount with the completion window, eligible games and personal budget before claiming. Do not increase spending merely to complete turnover. A promotion is optional, and no calculation changes the underlying risk of loss.
Calculator FAQ
Does the lower multiplier always mean less wagering? No. A larger calculation base can produce a higher total.
Do losses reduce turnover? Turnover usually concerns qualifying stakes rather than the result, but current terms control the calculation.