Should I finish clearing this bonus? Part way through, what it cost to start no longer matters — that money is gone either way. What decides it is the cost of the rest, and whether the bonus can still pay out more than that after its cashout cap.
Mid-bonus, when the casino shows an amount remaining and you want to know what that means in money and in bets. Pair it with the bonus calculator, which works out the cap the bonus is capable of paying.
The bonus multiplied by the wagering multiplier, or whatever total figure the casino shows.
As the casino counts it, which is not the same as what you have staked if you have played anything weighted below 100%. If your casino shows the amount remaining instead, subtract it from the total.
What you are betting now. Used to turn the remaining turnover into a number of bets.
The return to player of the game you are clearing on.
Game weighting. This multiplies what is left, so switching to a game that counts 100% is usually the largest single improvement available.
How much of the requirement is behind you. Capped at 100% — a casino counting past the requirement still means you are simply done.
The turnover left after weighting is applied. On a game counting 10% this is ten times the figure the terms quote.
What staking the remainder loses on average. Compare it with what the bonus can still pay out; if the cost is higher, finishing is worth less than stopping.
The remaining turnover at your current stake. The clearest measure of how much play is still committed.