Use this when you need to wager through bonus credit or promo cash in steps. It helps you plan what to bet next and how much risk each leg carries.

Use Cash when the rollover is tied to locked cash or promo cash that behaves like normal money. Use Bonus Bet when the promo side itself is a bonus bet or free bet and you want the calculator to account for the fact that bonus-bet winnings are profit only. In bonus-bet mode, the calculator splits the work into two branches so you can see what happens if the bonus bet wins and what happens if the hedge wins.

Say Bovada offers a 75% crypto deposit match up to $750 with 5x rollover. If you deposit $1,000, you would receive $750 in bonus funds for a total balance of $1,750. In that example, the $1,750 is the amount that is locked in the account, and the rollover target would be $1,750 times 5, or $8,750. That is the number you would enter as the wagering requirement, while the locked cash amount would start at $1,750.

This calculator is built for rollovers where you need to turn promo value or locked cash into withdrawable cash over potentially several wagers. For simplicity it assumes the same rollover-side price and hedge-book price across each step unless you add another hedge tier with Add option.

Enter the odds for the book where you are doing the rollover. Ideally, those odds are about even, because rollover is most effectively cleared for these wagers. Enter the wagering requirement, locked cash, or bonus cash inputs that apply to the promo. If you need to scale the requirement, click the × control, enter the multiplier, and press Apply.

Enter the opposing odds you want to hedge with. If the best hedge price only works up to a certain stake and then gets worse, use Add option to include another hedge price tier. That lets the calculator blend multiple hedge levels into one plan instead of forcing a single price for the entire rollover.

The withdrawal cost field matters here because rollover promos are often tied to offshore sportsbooks or crypto-style balances, where moving virtual currency in and out can add a small fee. This is not a universal rule, but when it applies it should be included so the rollover plan reflects the real cash-out value more closely. Even if you expect just a $5 withdrawal fee, you might as well consider it in the hedge calculations.

After you press Calculate, the results panel shows the rollover net and the total balance if rollover always wins. Below that, the table shows the step-by-step path:
Step is the wager number in the rollover plan.Rollover Stake is how much to place on the rollover side at that step. Hedge Stake is the opposing hedge amount that keeps the plan balanced. Rollover is how much credit that bet contributes toward the requirement, and Cumulative Rollover shows how much of the target has already been completed. In bonus-bet mode, the two tables compare the branch where the bonus bet wins against the branch where the hedge wins, so you can see how the locked cash changes in each case.