Trueluck rollover sums: worked examples with the real caps
The rollover figure on a Trueluck card tells you how many times a bonus has to be played through. Turning it into euros and bets shows whether the offer suits your budget and your week.
Start from the bonus you actually receive
Trueluck shows a maximum for each deposit step, not a match rate per step. So a €200 deposit on the 1st slots bonus does not tell you the exact bonus. It only tells you it cannot exceed €500. Check the amount credited in your account and calculate from there.
The cards also do not spell out whether the deposit is part of the sum. The examples below use the bonus only. If the full terms include the deposit, the totals grow.
Example 1: slots, x40
- Bonus credited: €150.
- To bet: €150 × 40 = €6,000 within 7 days.
- At the €1 limit of the 1st deposit bonus, that is at least 6,000 spins.
- Spread over 7 days, about 860 spins a day.
The same €150 on the 2nd deposit step still needs €6,000, but the €5 limit means as few as 1,200 bets. The rollover is equal; the time it takes is not.
Example 2: live, x20
- Bonus credited: €300 on the live 1st deposit.
- To bet: €300 × 20 = €6,000 on live games.
- At €5 per round, at least 1,200 rounds in 7 days.
Example 3: sport, x15
- Freebet: €100 from a €100 deposit (100% match, cap €300).
- To bet: €100 × 15 = €1,500 in 14 days.
- Only selections at odds of 2.0 or higher count.
Example 4: the reload offers
Weekend Live is 25% up to €600. A €400 deposit gives €100, so €100 × 20 = €2,000 to bet within 5 days. To reach the €600 cap you would need to deposit €2,400. The Midweek Bonus adds 100 FS on Gemhalla with x40 rollover, and any win from it is limited to €250.
Before you press Get Bonus
- Write down the cap and the bet limit from the card.
- Multiply the bonus you expect by the rollover figure.
- Divide by the bet limit to see the minimum number of bets.
- Divide by the days allowed. If the daily number looks unrealistic, skip the bonus and play with cash.
