Gambling Calc — Free Gambling, Betting & Casino Calculators

Find the gambling calculator for your bet or game: payouts and odds, casino RTP and house edge, blackjack decisions, poker equity, lottery and racing tickets. Search by game or bet type, or work out the RTP of your own play right here.

  • Free, no account
  • Formula shown on every page

Casino RTP calculator

Enter what you wagered and what came back, in the same currency, to get the return percentage of your recorded play.

The calculator needs JavaScript. Example: 965 returned ÷ 1,000 wagered × 100 = 96.50%.

What should I enter?

Wagered is every settled stake added together, including winnings you bet again. Returned is every payout, including stakes that came back with a win. Deposits, withdrawals and your balance are different figures. Use records from one period, without open bets or unrelated bonus credits.

To turn a published RTP into expected cost, use the RTP, house edge and theoretical loss tool. For blackjack rules, use the blackjack house edge calculator.

Find a gambling calculator by category

A selection from each section. The search above covers the whole site, and the A–Z list of all calculators has every tool on one page.

Betting Calculators

Casino Calculators

Table & Social Games

Poker Math Tools

Fast Game Calculators

Probability and session risk for Mines, HiLo, Dice, Limbo and other instant games.

All fast game calculators

Crypto Gambling Calculators

Lottery & Jackpot Calculators

Horse Racing & Pool Calculators

Bankroll, Tax & Finance Tools

How to choose the right calculator

  • What does my bet pay? The odds converter handles a single bet in American, decimal or fractional odds; the parlay calculator combines several legs. Total return includes your stake, net profit does not.
  • What will a bonus cost to clear? Enter the bonus, the playthrough and the game in the wagering calculator to get the turnover and its expected cost. To see how far a session can swing around that average, run the slot session simulator.
  • How should I play this blackjack hand? Basic strategy gives the play for your cards and the dealer upcard. Decision EV shows how much each alternative gives up.
  • How big a bankroll do I need? Poker players can put win rate and standard deviation into the risk of ruin calculator. Bettors with an estimated edge can size stakes with Kelly.
  • How many tickets does my lottery or racing play need? The lottery wheel generator builds the number combinations. For ordered racing bets use exacta, trifecta or superfecta.
  • Was that crash or dice round fair? Paste the revealed seeds into the provably fair verifier. It checks a finished round; it cannot show the next multiplier.

Gambling math guides

Short explanations of the numbers the calculators use.

How Gambling Calc works

Gambling Calc is a library of gambling calculators built and maintained by Jack Beaumont. Each tool answers one question (a payout, a probability, an expected value, a bankroll risk) and the page under it gives the formula, a worked example and the assumptions the result depends on.

More about the project is on the about page.

  • One tool per question. Game rules and bet types that change the math get their own calculator.
  • The math is shown. You can check a result by hand from the formula on the page.
  • No predictions. Results are arithmetic on your inputs.
  • Errors get fixed. If a number looks wrong, report it with the inputs you used.

Some pages carry commercial links; see the affiliate disclosure.

Frequently asked questions

What is a gambling calculator?

A gambling calculator turns inputs such as stake, odds, a paytable or a bankroll into one specific number: a payout, an implied probability, an RTP, an expected value, a ticket cost or a risk of ruin. Each of these measures something different, which is why Gambling Calc has a separate tool for each question.

How do I calculate actual casino RTP?

Divide the total payouts returned by the total amount wagered over the same settled bets, then multiply by 100. For example, 965 returned from 1,000 wagered is 96.50% recorded RTP and a net result of −35. Count every stake, including winnings you bet again; a deposit is not turnover.

Is my recorded RTP the same as the game's RTP?

No. The published or theoretical RTP is the long-run average built into the game. Your recorded RTP is the result of one sample of play and can sit far above or below it, especially over a few hundred rounds or on a high-volatility slot.

Can recorded RTP be above 100%?

Yes. Getting 1,100 back from 1,000 wagered is 110% recorded RTP and a profit of 100. It describes a winning sample and says nothing about the next session.

Are the calculators free?

Yes. Every calculator on Gambling Calc is free and works without an account, a deposit or a link to a casino or sportsbook login.

Can a calculator predict results or guarantee a profit?

No. The calculators do arithmetic on the numbers you enter. They cannot tell you the next spin, card, ball or multiplier, and correct math does not turn a negative expected value into a positive one.

RTP formula reference: UK Gambling Commission: calculating return to player.

18+ only. Set a spending and time limit before you play; the responsible gambling tools help with budgets and limits.

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