Tools

Why these

The calculators map onto the three questions worth asking before money moves, and each is answerable with arithmetic rather than trust:

  1. Was the result honest? The verifier answers this cryptographically. It is the only one here with a hard yes or no.
  2. Is the bonus worth clearing? A wagering requirement is a cost, and the calculator prices it against the bonus so you can see which is larger.
  3. What are the odds actually paying? A drop table contains the house edge whether or not the site states it. The EV calculator extracts it.

The fourth page is the reasoning the other three encode — worth reading once if you want to know why a 5% deposit bonus is smaller than it sounds, or why a free case is the only offer in this category that is positive by construction.

None of them will tell you an operator is trustworthy, and none of them make a negative edge positive. What they do is replace a marketing claim with a number you worked out yourself.