What is turnover on free credit, and how do you calculate it?
Turnover decides whether a bonus balance can be withdrawn. Here is how to work it out.
SHORT ANSWER
Turnover is the total you must wager before a bonus balance can be withdrawn. Multiply the bonus by the multiple in the terms: RM5 with 10x turnover means RM50 in bets. That figure is only an example, so always read the actual bonus terms.
What does turnover mean?
Turnover, or a wagering requirement, is the total amount you must bet before a bonus balance counts as withdrawable. It isn't an amount you must win or lose. Every bet counts, whatever its result.
How do you calculate turnover?
| Bonus | Example multiple | Total bets |
|---|---|---|
| RM5 | 10x | RM50 |
| RM5 | 30x | RM150 |
| RM10 | 20x | RM200 |
These are maths examples, not Mae44's terms. Actual terms may also limit eligible games, maximum bet size and withdrawal amounts.
Does "no turnover" mean no conditions?
Not necessarily. Mae44 describes certain bonuses as no-turnover or "cuci terus", but a bonus can still have other conditions such as a qualifying deposit, restricted games or withdrawal caps. Read our guides to Mae44 free credit and reading bonus terms.
Why does turnover matter for spending?
The higher the turnover, the more bets you need, and the more likely your balance runs out before you meet the condition. Don't add a deposit just to meet turnover. Set a spending limit first.