See exactly how much cashback you'll receive on your net losses based on your casino's cashback rate.
Cashback is calculated on your net losses. Enter your deposit, any bonus received, and your casino's cashback rate to see your full breakdown.
Formula: Net Losses × Cashback%
Casino cashback is a periodic rebate — weekly or monthly — applied to your net losses: the difference between what you deposited and what you withdrew over the period. Most VIP cashback rates run between 5% and 20%, with higher tiers unlocking at higher play volume. Unlike wagering bonuses, cashback is usually credited in real cash with no additional playthrough attached, making it one of the most straightforward deals available.
To use this calculator, enter your deposit amount, any bonus funds received (which lower your net loss base), and the cashback percentage your casino offers. The result shows exactly how much you can expect back after a losing session.
Example: You deposit $10,000, receive no bonus, and your casino offers 8% cashback. Your expected return is $800. If you had received a $500 welcome bonus, your net loss base drops to $9,500, so cashback would be $760 instead.
The key insight is that cashback acts as a floor on your losses. It does not mean you recover money on every bet — it means that if you lose your full deposit, you get a percentage of those net losses back. High-volume players prioritize cashback over deposit bonuses precisely because it pays regardless of whether they accepted a bonus that session.
Always check whether your casino calculates cashback weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, and whether there is a cap on the maximum payout. A 15% rate with a $500 cap is worth far less than a 10% rate with no cap at higher deposits.