Rollover with max. Stake

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You may have come across a Rollover offer, which limits the amount you can place on a specific outcome (not just a single bet). Meaning splitting your stake into e.g. 2 bets and placing them on the same outcome is not possible.

Example of a Rollover Limit

Let's use an example to illustrate this.

100% Bonus up to 100€ with a 5x Rollover of Bonus + Deposit with min. odds of x1.7.
And a max. stake per bet of 100€

  • Deposit 100€
  • Get 100€ Bonus
  • Total Rollover: 5 x 200€ = 1000€
  • Max. stake per bet: 100€
Normal Approach

In a normal rollover, your first bet would contain the full 200€ (Deposit + Bonus), and the remaining Rollover afterward (if the bet wins ) would be 800€.

Normal Rollover Calculation
fill in your own odds and bookmakers

But something is off...

Due to the max. stake of 100€, you would actually end up with 900€ Rollover remaining after your first bet. Which means there are 100€, which were unaccounted for in the calculation of the first bet.

How do we account for this?

To solve this, we instead artificially inflate the rollover from 1000€ to 1100€
The original 1000€ + the unaccounted 100€
Total_Rollover + Total_Balance - Max_Stake
1000 + 200 - 100 = 1100

Now we can calculate the first bet with the inflated rollover of 1100€. This will give us a more accurate representation of the actual Rollover remaining after the first bet.

Adjusted Rollover Calculation
fill in your own odds and bookmakers

This way, after your first bet, you will have contributed 100€ to the rollover, and will have 900€ remaining to roll. Which is exactly what we expect.

Note, that we still place our entire balance, despite the 100€ max which are accounted for in the rollover. This is because the Rollover-Strategy only works, if and only if you always place your entire balance on the first bet.

After that, you can proceed as normal, as long as you don't exceed the max. stake per bet.

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