Turnover refers to qualified wagering. It is used across the platform’s calculations to ensure fair play.
Turnover is used to determine both basic and advanced rollover progress. Rakeback and affiliate betshare calculations are also based on turnover rather than the nominal wagered amount.
There are certain exceptions, such as race leaderboards, where nominal wagers are used instead.
Turnover Formula
Turnover is calculated as:
Minimum of [Wager, |Payout − Wager|]
This ensures that only genuine risk exposure counts toward turnover.
Games That Use Turnover
Sports
Sports
Esports
Esports
2UP Originals
Baccarat
Blackjack
Dice
Limbo
Rock Paper Scissors
Mines
Angry Uncle
Croc Dentist
Chicken
Pump
Hilo
Crash
Wheel
Liar’s Dice
Showhand
Niuniu
Table and Live Casino Games
Baccarat
Blackjack
Roulette
Craps
Sic Bo
Any other table games
Games That Do NOT Use the Turnover Formula
Any games not listed above — including Slots, Plinko, Diamonds, Keno, Flip, and others — do not use the turnover formula above.
For these games, turnover is equal to the wagered amount.
Examples
Example 1:
You wager on Player or Banker in Baccarat and the result is a tie → Turnover = 0
Example 2:
You wager on Blackjack and the round results in a push → Turnover = 0
Example 3:
You wager 200 on red and 500 on black in Roulette → Turnover = 300
Example 4:
You wager 100 on Originals Dice with a multiplier of 1.02 and you win → Turnover = 2
Example 5:
You wager 100 on a Soccer match with odds of 1.2 and you win → Turnover = 20
In Simple Terms
Refunds, pushes, ties, and cross-bets do not count as valid turnover
Only actual risk exposure contributes to turnover
For games where players can adjust risk and multipliers, turnover is calculated on a pro-rated basis