In crypto casinos (like Stake, BC.Game, or Roobet), players often “mine” wagering volume to unlock VIP ranks, monthly bonuses, or rakeback. But is it profitable?
This Wager Mining Calculator determines the mathematical cost of generating volume. It subtracts the expected loss (House Edge) from the rewards (Rakeback + Bonuses) to see if your strategy has Positive Expected Value (+EV).
How Wager Mining Works
The goal is to wager a large amount of money while losing as little as possible.
- Target Wager ($): The volume you need to hit (e.g., $10,000 to reach Bronze VIP).
- House Edge (%): The theoretical cost of the game.
- Dice (1% edge): Fast, but costs $100 per $10k wager.
- Blackjack (0.5% edge): Slower, but costs only $50 per $10k wager.
- Rakeback & Bonus: The money the casino gives you back for playing.
- Result: The tool calculates Net Profit/Loss. If the Rewards > Theoretical Loss, you are “mining” profit.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the best game for wager mining?
Mathematically, Dice (set to 98% win chance) or Plinko (Low Risk) are popular because they are fast and low-variance. However, Blackjack or Baccarat often have a lower House Edge (0.5% vs 1.0%), making them cheaper to play if you have the time.
Is wager mining risky?
Yes. Even with a 98% win chance, variance exists. You can still lose your bankroll on a bad run before completing the wagering requirement. Always use a bankroll sufficient to absorb the swings.