How do you calculate bonus hunt break-even?

Divide the hunt cost by the total stake across every bonus collected. Hunt cost is the start balance minus whatever was left when collecting stopped, and total stake is the number of bonuses multiplied by the bet size they were collected at.

Is the calculator free to use?

Yes, and there is nothing to sign up for. It runs in the browser and never sends your figures anywhere.

Why does the calculator ask for the balance left over?

Because break-even is measured against what collecting actually consumed. If you stopped with money still on the balance, that money is not part of the cost, and ignoring it produces a target higher than the one you are really facing.

Can it tell me what my remaining bonuses need to average?

Yes — fill in what has come back so far and how many bonuses you have opened, and it works out the amount still needed and the average multiplier the unopened ones would have to return to end level.

Bonus hunt calculator

Four figures in, break-even out. Enter what the hunt started with, what was left when you stopped collecting, how many bonuses you collected and the stake you collected them at. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent anywhere.

Your hunt

Start balance

What the hunt started with.

Balance left

When collecting stopped. Blank = nothing left.

Bonuses collected

Every one you collected.

Bet size

The stake each bonus was collected at.

Break-even

Fill in a start balance, a bonus count and a bet size to see the numbers.

Part way through

Optional. If you have already opened some of the bonuses, add what has come back so far and how many you have opened.

Returned so far

Bonuses opened

The formula it uses

break-even X = (start balance − balance left) ÷ (bonuses × bet size)

The numerator is the hunt cost — what collecting consumed. The denominator is the total amount staked across the collection. The result is the average multiple of the stake every collected bonus has to return for the session to end level. The break-even guide works through an example and covers the two ways the figure gets flattered.

If your hunt was collected at more than one stake, this calculator's single bet-size field will be an approximation. The tracker takes a stake per bonus and computes the exact figure.

Break-even describes money already spent. It is not a target that becomes more likely by being calculated, and nothing on this page indicates what any bonus will return.

Common questions

How do you calculate bonus hunt break-even?: Divide the hunt cost by the total stake across every bonus collected. Hunt cost is the start balance minus whatever was left when collecting stopped, and total stake is the number of bonuses multiplied by the bet size they were collected at.
Is the calculator free to use?: Yes, and there is nothing to sign up for. It runs in the browser and never sends your figures anywhere.
Why does the calculator ask for the balance left over?: Because break-even is measured against what collecting actually consumed. If you stopped with money still on the balance, that money is not part of the cost, and ignoring it produces a target higher than the one you are really facing.
Can it tell me what my remaining bonuses need to average?: Yes — fill in what has come back so far and how many bonuses you have opened, and it works out the amount still needed and the average multiplier the unopened ones would have to return to end level.