Try your own assumptions
Edit the assumptions to see their mathematical effect. The tool neither selects nor activates an operator offer.
Read the inputs as a sentence
Start with “I deposit this amount; this percentage is matched; the award cannot exceed this cap.” That sentence makes missing information easier to spot than entering the largest figures from a banner. For a hypothetical €100 deposit at 100%, an unrestricted calculation gives €100 credit. A €50 cap changes the award to €50.
Use one currency context throughout. The Hungarian and English cards are separately observed offers; switching the language is not an exchange-rate calculator. The output excludes fees, conversion, game returns and winnings from promotional spins. Current reference: explore Dukat.bet.
Now identify what is multiplied
The second sentence is “The requirement multiplies this base by this number.” With an illustrative €100 deposit and €100 award, 45× bonus alone gives €4,500. Applying 45× to their sum gives €9,000. The tool cannot decide which sentence your selected campaign actually uses.
Contribution comes after this target. If a permitted game counts only part of its stakes, actual stakes and progress diverge. The displayed turnover is neither the predicted cost of completion nor an assurance that the starting balance will survive long enough. Current reference: view the current offer.
Treat the initial example as editable
The defaults draw on a public first-stage card and general wording that do not fully agree. Replace them with the applicable account offer. An incomplete, negative or non-numeric input needs correction; it should not be read as a valid personalised quote.
Nothing entered here registers a player, claims a reward or sends money. If the resulting obligation conflicts with your intended budget or time limit, the useful conclusion may be to decline the offer. Increasing a deposit merely to make a calculator result look more attractive changes the spending decision rather than solving a missing condition. Current reference: check the operator’s rules.