Casino GGR calculator

Estimate fees from bets minus wins, independently for each provider and play currency.

GGR is revenue, not betting turnover

GGR = bets − wins. The illustrative fee is max(GGR, 0) × the agreed rate for each provider and play currency in a billing cycle. Negative GGR has a zero fee; it does not offset other providers or currencies and does not carry forward.

Use reconciled activity for one UTC calendar month. The gateway groups recorded settlements by receipt time, so late events may appear in a later month. Confirm your account terms before treating any estimate as payable.

Enter one billing cycle of totals per provider and play currency. Combine repeated activity for the same provider/currency first. Example values are editable. Amounts stay in this browser and are not submitted or saved by this calculator.

Published rates: Production 15%, Growth 12%, Complete / Business Launch 10%. Use your agreed account rate. Sandbox is demo-only, not a production billing plan.

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Worked example: why losses do not offset another provider

At 10%, Provider A has USD 10,000 in bets and USD 8,000 in wins: GGR is USD 2,000 and the estimated fee is USD 200. Provider B has USD 20,000 in bets and USD 25,000 in wins: GGR is −USD 5,000 and its fee is zero. The combined fee estimate is still USD 200, not zero.

An additional provider with EUR activity is calculated separately in EUR. This tool does not convert EUR or USD to USDT or add different currencies into a single amount. Enter decimal amounts without thousands separators, using up to 20 integer digits and 10 decimal places; rates support up to 4 decimal places.

An estimate is not an invoice or a funding balance

Activation purchases, player wallets and workspace GGR funding are separate. This tool neither reserves funds nor changes workspace access. It excludes contractual rounding, taxes, currency conversion, adjustments and any separately agreed charges.

Review current activation plans and rates, the three-balance explanation and billing and reconciliation FAQ. Your agreed terms and issued invoices govern actual charges.

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