Casino Cashback and Rakeback Calculator

Calculate cash available after caps and fees

The Rainbet reward history mode calculates a cash rate from one completed period. If $1,000 wagered produced $5 of cash rakeback, the observed rate is 0.5%. Applying that same rate to $10,000 gives a $50 scenario. It does not predict the next payment. Model monthly bonus cash separately, since recent results and reward terms can change the amount.

For two game types, weight the house edge by total bets. A hypothetical $10,000 split 60% at a 4% edge and 40% at a 0.5% edge has a 2.6% combined edge and $260 expected game cost. A 20% reward on theoretical house revenue would be $52 before restrictions. The reward basis decides what the percentage applies to.

A 5% reward on $200 of eligible net losses is $10. A 5% reward on $2,000 of eligible wagering is $100. The same percentage means different amounts because the bases differ.

If a $100 calculated reward has a $25 cap, the estimate is $25. Check whether the cap applies daily, weekly, or monthly and enter the base for that same period.

For $10,000 of turnover at a 2% house edge, expected game cost is $200. A hypothetical 1% wagering reward is $100. An $80 cap leaves an $80 total reward. If $20 is held for later, $60 is available now. A $10 fee leaves $50 cash, so the cost comparison is $150. Actual losses can differ. This is not a Rainbet rate or a profit forecast.

Use actual eligible losses for a loss-based reward. Expected game cost cannot stand in for those losses. Operator-attributed revenue may also differ from theoretical house revenue because of bonuses, game weights and other deductions.

Restricted bonus credit is not withdrawable cash. Leave the payment type unconfirmed until you know its wagering and withdrawal rules. Leave the held amount blank when the split is unknown; zero means nothing is held. Keep all amounts in the same reward period and count reload credit only once. Poker rakeback and the definition of rakeback have their own pages.

The VIP progress mode is separate from periodic reward value. Enter current Thrill XP, a target and the exact game RTP to estimate remaining wagering and expected cost. No account-specific reward or XP reset schedule is assumed.