Originally posted on 07/02/2016:
I've looked at cloudbet but I get wrap my head around how the bonus works. It is released as you earn loyalty points, but it seems complicated. What does it equate to in rollover terms?Originally Posted by theviking
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07-13-16 09:26 AM #1
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07-13-16 09:41 AM #2
It is very confusing and when you figure it all out, it is a very high rollover.
The amount of points you earn will depend both on the stake and the odds at which the bet is placed, according to the following formula:
Loyalty points = stake (in mBTC) x price score (up to 1)
The price score is the square root of the odds, minus one (decimal odds). The maximum price score is 1.
For example, if you are placing a bet at odds of 1.94, the price score will be 0.39 - which is the square root of 1.94 (1.39) minus 1.
If you are placing a bet of 0.1 BTC (i.e. 100 mBTC) your total points earned will be 39.
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