What Is Turnover In Online Casino?

Turnover is the total amount you wager — the sum of all bets placed. For example, if you bet $10 on 100 spins, your turnover is $1,000. In bonus terms, "wagering requirements" tell you how much turnover you need before withdrawing. A $100 bonus with 30x wagering requires $3,000 turnover .

According to the UK Gambling Commission, turnover is defined as the total gross income received — the total stakes placed — before any operating costs or winnings have been deducted .

Example: If you place 100 bets of $10 each, your turnover is $1,000 — regardless of whether you won or lost.

When you claim a bonus, the casino requires you to reach a certain turnover before you can withdraw:

Note: Different games contribute differently to turnover . Slots usually count 100%, table games 10-20%, live dealer sometimes 10% .

If a game contributes 10%, a $10 bet counts as only $1 toward your turnover requirement .

The UK Gambling Commission defines turnover as:

UKGC requires casinos to report turnover by game type for GB customers, including:

• Roulette turnover (GB only)
• Blackjack turnover (GB only)
• Slots turnover (GB only)
• Other games turnover

• Myth: Turnover is your net loss or profit
• Fact: Turnover is the total amount you bet, regardless of wins or losses

• Myth: Higher wagering means you need to lose more
• Fact: You need to place more bets — you can win while meeting turnover

• Myth: All games count equally toward turnover
• Fact: Slots count 100%, table games count much less

• Play slots with 100% contribution — they're fastest for meeting turnover
• Choose high RTP slots (96%+) — you're more likely to retain your bankroll
• Track your progress — most casinos show turnover remaining in the cashier
• Read bonus terms — check game weighting and expiry before playing
• Withdraw immediately — once turnover is met, cash out before playing more