Sportsbook Deposit Calculator
Find the Best Deposit Amount to Maximize Sportsbook Bonuses for Your Bankroll
Avoid the sports betting sign-up bonus & deposit match promotion traps set by your sportsbook. Use this sportsbook deposit calculator to find the maximum safe deposit amount, so your Rollover amount in each sportsbook remains lower than your total bankroll (all sportsbook balances combined + reserve funds).
Maximum Deposit Calculator
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The riskiest aspect of arbitrage betting is when a large chunk of your bankroll gets stuck in one sportsbook without being able to withdraw due to a large Rollover. Avoid this by keeping your Rollover amount in each book lower than your total bankroll (all sportsbook balances combined + reserve funds). This calculator recommends how much to deposit into a sportsbook based on your bankroll and the Bonus/Rollover being offered.
Instructions:
- I recommend only entering 50-75% of your total bankroll to account for some sportsbooks that only apply 25-50% of certain wagers toward your Rollover play-through.
- Enter the Rollover multiplier and Bonus % being offered.
- If a sportsbook calculates the Rollover Amount from the Deposit Amount only (most use Deposit + Bonus), uncheck the checkbox.
- Hover over the 🛈 symbols for information about the related items.
I recommend only entering 50-75% of your total bankroll to account for some sportsbooks that only apply 25-50% of certain wagers toward your Rollover play-through. Rollover 🛈 The amount of money you need to bet before you can withdraw the funds associated with this Deposit. Most sportsbooks calculate this as (Deposit + Bonus) x Rollover multiplier.
Enter the muliplier offered by the sportsbook. Bonus 🛈 The Bonus being offered as a deposit match from the sportsbook.
Enter the Bonus % below.
The riskiest aspect of arbitrage betting is when a large chunk of your bankroll gets stuck in one sportsbook without being able to withdraw due to a large Rollover. The large deposit bonuses that sportsbooks offer are designed to do just that.
To avoid that risk, this calculator recommends a maximum amount to deposit into a sportsbook based on your bankroll and the Bonus & Rollover being offered.
Instructions:
I recommend only entering 50-75% of your total bankroll to account for some sportsbooks that only apply 25-50% of certain wagers toward your Rollover.
Enter the Rollover multiplier and Bonus % being offered.
If a sportsbook calculates the Rollover Amount from the Deposit Amount only (most use Deposit + Bonus), uncheck the checkbox.
For information about an element of this sports betting hedge calculator, click the related 🛈 symbol.
Why use our deposit bonus calculator?
Instantly calculate the max amount you should deposit into a sportsbook based on your sports betting bankroll size.
Avoid the "maximize sportsbook bonuses" trap and only deposit as much as your bankroll can support.
Plan your betting budget for maximum returns.
Essential for anyone claiming sportsbook new customer offers, reload bonuses, or participating in other sportsbook promotions.
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