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Shuffle bonus calculator
What the Shuffle VIP package returns each week and each month against your own wager volume. Rakeback, cashback and monthly bonuses are paid on different bases, so the only comparison that means anything is the total.
Shuffle does not publish its rakeback or cashback rates, so the rate fields start empty. Ask the VIP desk for the numbers at your transferred tier and type them in — that is precisely the conversation worth having before you deposit anything.
Weekly bonus
- Rakeback
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- Cashback
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- Weekly total
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Monthly bonus
- Rakeback
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- Cashback, four weeks
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- Monthly bonus
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- Other
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- Monthly total
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- Returned as a share of wager
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- Expected net cost after bonuses
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Estimates only. Bonuses are frequently credited with playthrough attached, and expected loss is a long-run average — any individual month lands either side of it. Nothing here is a prediction of what you will win.
Reading the output
The weekly figure is what lands in your account on an ordinary week. The monthly figure is the same model rolled up, with any monthly-paid bonus added on top. The share-of-wager line is the one to compare across operators: it converts every program onto a single number regardless of how each one packages its rewards.
Expected net cost is what the month is likely to run you after everything has been credited. It is a cost, not a target. If that number is larger than you are comfortable losing, the answer is lower volume rather than a better bonus. Setting a limit is the part of this that actually protects you.
How the model works
- Rakeback Stake multiplied by house edge multiplied by your rakeback percentage. It scales with volume and pays regardless of outcome.
- Cashback and monthly bonuses A share of net loss. The calculator uses expected loss, which is stake multiplied by house edge, unless you enter a real loss figure.
- Weekly conversion Monthly divided by 4.345, the true average number of weeks in a month.
- Fixed value Reloads, host gifts and amortised level-up bonuses go in the fixed field so they can be weighed against the rates that repeat.
Got a number you like
Take it to the Shuffle VIP desk before you deposit. Quoting your own volume and the rate you expect is the difference between a standard match and a negotiated one.
Common questions
How is rakeback calculated?
Rakeback is a share of the house edge you generate, not of your losses. Stake multiplied by average house edge multiplied by your rakeback percentage. It pays whether you win or lose, which is why it is the term worth negotiating hardest.
How is weekly cashback calculated?
Cashback is a share of net loss across the week. If the week finishes up, most programs pay nothing. The calculator uses expected loss unless you enter a real figure of your own.
Why is a month 4.345 weeks rather than four?
Because a year holds 52.14 weeks across twelve months. Using four understates weekly-paid rewards by roughly eight per cent over a year, which is material at high volume.
Does this include the Shuffle transfer reward itself?
Not by default. A one-off transfer reward belongs in the fixed monthly value field, divided across however many months you plan to play — that is the honest way to compare it against rates that repeat every week.