One deposit, three offers, one verdict: which is mathematically soundest for you.
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Estimate: bonus matched 100% up to the advertised cap on the deposit entered (ICE Casino and V.Vegas actually spread this over up to 3 deposits). Net value assumes you wager the full requirement on a game at that average RTP — actual results vary with luck.
Wagering effort = (bonus received × wagering requirement) ÷ game contribution — the real volume you need to bet. Net value = the bonus's total value (cash + spins) − (wagering effort × house edge) — what's left, on average, once the game's statistical grind is factored in.
Table and crash games typically contribute far less than slots toward wagering — sometimes only 10-20%. At the same requirement, that multiplies the real effort by 5 to 10 times. See the glossary for definitions of contribution, RTP and house edge.
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You enter them yourself — the 3 operators don't necessarily share the same requirement. Adjust the number to match the bonus terms of the casino you're looking at.
Yes — if the wagering effort is high relative to the bonus (low contribution, low RTP), the statistical grind can exceed the bonus's value. That's a real signal, not a bug.
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