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Bonus wording practice

Check calculation bases, partial contribution, excluded games and unknown cashout scope.

Four fixed examples to check your understanding. There is no score, timer, streak or progress storage. You can read any explanation directly; completing an exercise is not a recommendation to gamble.

1. A fictional 30-unit bonus has 10× wagering on the bonus only. The deposit is 60. What is the qualifying requirement?

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The named base is the bonus alone: 30 × 10 = 300. Including the deposit would change the stated condition. This is arithmetic, not a claim that this multiplier is permitted locally.

2. The qualifying requirement is 300 units and every eligible stake contributes 25%. What is the nominal turnover?

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Divide by the contribution fraction: 300 ÷ 0.25 = 1,200. This assumes one constant rate and qualifying stakes. It is repeated turnover, not a deposit target, expected loss or recommendation to play.

3. A game contributes 0% to wagering. What does a stake on that game contribute?

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Zero percent means no progress from that game. It is excluded for this requirement. Dividing a requirement by zero does not produce a useful turnover plan.

4. A balance shows 120 units and the terms mention a 75-unit maximum cashout, but do not identify which balance it covers. What can you establish?

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The scope of the cap is missing. It might refer to a particular promotional balance or winnings rather than the whole balance. Do not infer a payout; confirm the wording and other withdrawal conditions.

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