This article concerns the relation between total EV and actual profit over a period of time over many offers. This is often a subject that is misunderstood and perhaps over simplified, the short story is there is a clear link between the EV you take from casino offers and your actual profit but its not as simple as is often implied.
One Big Offer
Probably the most common reasoning heard for the...

Firstly an important note; the minimum bank recommendations that EVCalc provides are just that and with the sheer amount of variation in offers it may occasionally produce an odd sounding recommendation. Although every effort has been taken during testing and use to make these recommendations sensible, please let us know if you find a case where it doesn't!
There are 2 different bank size recomme...

There are 2 factors that determine how a game pays back to a player; RTP and variance. In this post we will be discussing both a games built in variance and factors that you can control as a player. Working closely in conjunction with RTP (which defines the average amount a player will win back from their staking over time), variance determines the manner which it is paid back. Both payout amounts...

It is recommended to read this post explaining the different bonus types before this post.

How do I increase an offers estimated value?
It is important to understand that it is not always possible to increase the EV of an offer, this is true in the case of any offer where everybody will complete the wagering every time. For example any wagering of your own cash and post wager bonuses. Al...

If you would like to learn how to maximise the EV of these offer types read this post.


Cashable
A very common offer type that can be classed as anywhere from low to high risk depending on the offer. With this type you will be given an amount of bonus funds to wager before it is turned to cash funds. They will come in 2 different varieties.
Wager Cash for Bonus
On the lower end of the...