Rebate Calculator: What a Daily Rebate Offsets
A rebate returns a slice of what you stake, while the game keeps its own slice of the same stakes. Enter the offer and your play to see which is bigger, what a day costs after the rebate, and how a cashback or a fixed reward compares.
At the time of writing (8 October 2026), BDG Win’s Activity page carries a banner titled “Unlimited Daily Cash Rebate”. We could not read what sits behind it: the rate, the bets that count, any daily cap. Whatever the terms are, the sum that decides what a rebate is worth is the same: the rebate rate against the share of each stake the game keeps. The Activity page guide reads all ten banner titles.
Offers like this come in three common shapes: a slice of everything you stake (a rebate), a slice of your net loss (a cashback), or a fixed sum once your turnover reaches a target.
It opens on a made-up day: ₹50 a round, 60 rounds an hour, 3 hours. That is 180 rounds and ₹9,000 of turnover, the total of every stake you place, winnings you stake again included. The game is a two-way bet that pays 2× with a 2% fee on each stake, so it keeps 2.00% of what is staked.
One day, priced
The game keeps ₹180 of the ₹9,000 on average. A 0.3% rebate returns ₹27, so the day still costs ₹153, and the rebate covers 15% of the average loss. On a bad day (only 1 in 20 is worse) you lose ₹1,258 before the rebate and ₹1,231 after it.
| Rebate rate | Comes back on ₹9,000 | Net cost of the day |
|---|---|---|
| 0.1% | ₹9 | ₹171 |
| 0.3% | ₹27 | ₹153 |
| 0.5% | ₹45 | ₹135 |
| 1% | ₹90 | ₹90 |
| 2% | ₹180 | ₹0 |
The last row is the break-even rate, and it equals the game’s share. A rebate is paid on what you stake, not on how the rounds turn out. It grows with turnover, and so does what the game keeps. Each extra ₹1,000 staked adds ₹20 to what the game keeps and ₹3 to the rebate: ₹17 more cost. Play 6 hours instead of 3 and the net cost doubles to ₹306.
The stake does not move the rebate. Bet ₹100 for 90 rounds and the turnover is the same ₹9,000, so the rebate stays ₹27 and the average cost ₹153. What widens is the swing: from ± ₹657 to ± ₹930, and a bad day from ₹1,258 to ₹1,748.
The same ₹27 against four games
These are the tool’s four illustration games: a two-way bet, and a colour, a violet and a one-number bet in a ten-outcome round.
| Game | Game keeps | Average loss | Net cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two-way bet | 2.00% | ₹180 | ₹153 |
| Colour bet | 6.90% | ₹621 | ₹594 |
| Violet bet | 11.80% | ₹1,062 | ₹1,035 |
| Single-number bet | 11.80% | ₹1,062 | ₹1,035 |
The rebate is ₹27 in every row. What changes is what the game keeps, and only the screen in front of you can tell you your own game’s share.
Cashback pays only on days that end behind
Switch the first box to cashback: a tenth of your net loss across the same 3 hours. It pays on the 58.8% of days that end behind and nothing on the other 41.2%. Treat a day that ends ahead as zero loss and the average loss rises to ₹362, so the cashback averages ₹36.21. To cover the ₹180 average loss in full, it would have to return 49.7% of every net loss. On a bad day it trims a tenth: ₹1,258 becomes ₹1,132.
A reward for reaching a target
Take ₹100 once turnover reaches ₹20,000. At ₹50 a round that is 400 rounds, and staking it costs ₹400 on average. The reward covers a quarter of that, so the offer still costs ₹300, and it would have to be ₹400 to break even. The cost comes from staking up to the target. The reward only decides how much of it returns.
Before you count on a rebate
- Is it a slice of every stake, a slice of your net loss or a fixed sum?
- Which games count, and do ties or cancelled rounds?
- Is there a daily cap or a minimum turnover?
- Does what you receive carry its own betting requirement before you can withdraw it? The bonus calculator prices that.
Once you have the terms, type the rate (or the reward and target), your stake, rounds an hour and hours, and your game’s chance, payout and fee under My own numbers. Read the net cost first.
What the tool cannot see
The tool cannot see an offer’s conditions. It works from the rate and odds you enter, and for those figures its averages are exact, but one day can land far from an average. Whether an offer suits you turns on how much you stake, which game you play and what limits you keep. The tool cannot know those. Set a limit first with the session budget; the loss calculator prices the same hours without an offer. For what we could see of the “Get ₹500” button, read bonus offers. The rest of the free tools are one page away.
Common questions
What does “Unlimited Daily Cash Rebate” mean on BDG Win?
We do not know. At the time of writing (8 October 2026) the banner’s title on the Activity page is all we could read: not the rate, the games that count, or any daily cap. Read the terms on the offer’s own page, then type them into the tool.
What rebate rate makes a day of play cost nothing?
The game’s own share of each stake: 2.00% in the two-way illustration, 6.90% in the colour bet, and 11.80% in the violet and single-number bets. At 0.3% the two-way day still costs ₹153 on average. Anything under the game’s share leaves a cost.
Does re-staking my winnings count towards a rebate?
In the tool, yes: turnover adds up every stake you place, winnings you stake again included. Whether a platform counts every stake, only some games or only lost rounds is set in its terms, which we could not read. Ask before you rely on a figure.
How big would a cashback have to be to cover the average loss?
In the opening example, 49.7% of every net loss. A cashback pays only on days that end behind. Count a day that ends level or ahead as a loss of zero, and the average loss is ₹362, not ₹180. Ten percent of ₹362 is ₹36.21, which covers only 20.1% of the ₹180 average loss.
Is a cashback paid when the day ends ahead?
No. A cashback returns a share of a net loss, so a day that ends level or ahead pays nothing. In the opening example 58.8% of 3-hour days end behind, which means 41.2% pay no cashback at all.
How much play does a turnover target take?
Divide the target by your stake. ₹20,000 at ₹50 a round is 400 rounds, which is 6.7 hours at 60 rounds an hour. Staking it costs ₹400 on average whether or not a reward is attached, so a ₹100 reward leaves ₹300 of that cost.