JILI7 Game weighting Explained — Why Not All Turnover Counts the Same
Game weighting (also called contribution rate): What fraction of the wagers made on a given game is counted against the wagering requirement.
Key facts and contents
- Term
- Game weighting
- Short for
- also called contribution rate
- Set by
- The operator, per promotion, per game category
- Where you meet it
- Within bonus terms and conditions, often presented as a table setting out game categories and rates
- Not the same as
- Different games count toward the multiple at different rates, which is game weighting, and that is not the same as the wagering requirement, the multiple itself. Neither does it mean a maximum bet rule, as such a rule is a ceiling on stakes and not a contribution rate.
Game weighting deserves a proper look if you are going to understand one term on a casino page.
Game weighting (also called contribution rate) — What fraction of the wagers made on a given game is counted against the wagering requirement.
What Game weighting actually means
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Term | Game weighting |
| Written out | also called contribution rate |
| In one line | What fraction of the wagers made on a given game is counted against the wagering requirement. |
| Fixed by | The operator, per promotion, per game category |
| Where you meet it | Within bonus terms and conditions, often presented as a table setting out game categories and rates |
Counting toward a wagering requirement happens in turnover terms, but the rate is not the same for every staked peso. Contribution is commonly rated differently for slots, table games, live dealer and other categories at operators, because each category has its own house edge and its own short-run predictability. The terms give the rate as a percentage by every game type, and the operator sets those rates for the specific promotion.
The common misreading
A common shortcut is to treat ₱100 wagered as ₱100 cleared against the wagering requirement every time, whatever it was wagered on. That is the case only at a contribution rate of 100%. Where a game’s contribution is lower or 0%, heavy play can leave the requirement almost untouched, or entirely so, with the weighting table as the sole warning.
Different games count toward the multiple at different rates, which is game weighting, and that is not the same as the wagering requirement, the multiple itself. Neither does it mean a maximum bet rule, as such a rule is a ceiling on stakes and not a contribution rate.
Using it in practice
Find the weighting table in the terms for that individual promotion before you settle on which games go toward the bonus. Silently, a favourite table or live-dealer game can count for much less than assumed, so more turnover is actually needed than it seems. Read it together with what wagering requirement means, as the same clause usually covers all of them.
Across the game pages of this site run terms like Game weighting; a page tells you when the studio does not publish the figure behind one, and never substitutes a comparison-site number. This accounts for why a few spec tables here have no figure in certain rows.
A worked example
Consider an imagined promotion, used to show the mechanism and not to quote a real rate, in which slots contribute 100% and table games 10%, so that a ₱100 slot wager clears ₱100 of the requirement and a ₱100 table game wager clears only ₱10. Because the split of categories and rates is stated in the terms of each promotion, and is no fixed industry figure, assuming it from another operator’s offer is a mistake.
Checking Game weighting at JILI7
- Open a game at JILI7 and find its info or help screen.
- Read Game weighting, wherever you find it there, through the definition above.
- Compare it with the same entry on another title before you pick one to play at JILI7.
- Write your stake and your stop point down before the first round at JILI7.
FAQ
What does Game weighting mean?
What fraction of the wagers made on a given game is counted against the wagering requirement.
How is Game weighting usually misunderstood?
A common shortcut is to treat ₱100 wagered as ₱100 cleared against the wagering requirement every time, whatever it was wagered on. That is the case only at a contribution rate of 100%. Where a game's contribution is lower or 0%, heavy play can leave the requirement almost untouched, or entirely so, with the weighting table as the sole warning.
Can Game weighting be altered by a casino?
Not on this site's evidence. Game weighting values that are set by a game's own mathematics belong to the studio instead of the operator, and when the studio does not publish one, nobody outside can confirm it.