10JILI Turnover Meaning: Total Wagered, Not Deposited
Turnover (also called handle): Everything staked over a stretch of play, counted at every wager and not once per deposit.
- Term
- Turnover
- Short for
- also called handle
- Set by
- Produced through play and logged on the operator's platform
- Where you meet it
- Bonus terms, account history and responsible-gambling statements
- Not the same as
- Turnover should not be confused with deposit, nor with net win or net loss. Turnover tracks how much staking took place and says nothing of the result or where the money came from; a session may produce big turnover and finish precisely break-even.
Turnover is a good term to understand properly if you pick just one from a casino page.
Turnover (also called handle) — Everything staked over a stretch of play, counted at every wager and not once per deposit.
What Turnover actually means
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Term | Turnover |
| Written out | also called handle |
| In one line | Everything staked over a stretch of play, counted at every wager and not once per deposit. |
| Fixed by | Produced through play and logged on the operator’s platform |
| Where you meet it | Bonus terms, account history and responsible-gambling statements |
Turnover grows each time an amount is bet, and not each time money moves between player and operator. Staking the same ₱100 five times over five separate spins adds ₱500 of turnover, even though only ₱100 was ever deposited. This is the base measure: house edge works on it, wagering requirements are tallied against it and RTP is expressed as a share of it, which makes most money terms in this list statements about turnover in the end.
Using it in practice
Where a wagering requirement or house-edge figure is given, it applies to turnover, so measure it against that and not against the deposit. Within a session, the more often a balance gets replayed, the faster the two pull apart. Pinning it down against what house edge means, the term printed next to it in most rulebooks, is the speediest route.
Game pages on this site use terms such as Turnover throughout, and when a studio publishes no figure behind one, the page says that plainly in place of borrowing a number from a comparison site. Several spec tables on these pages show empty cells for exactly this reason.
A worked example
Deposit ₱500, play ten rounds of ₱50 each, and turnover is ₱500 (ten times ₱50), the same as the deposit only because nothing was won back and restaked. Stake ₱50 of winnings another ten times before the session closes and turnover hits ₱1,000, all generated by the same ₱500 deposit.
The common misreading
People often mistake turnover for the total of deposits or for the current balance. It is neither. Turnover can run many times above the deposit when a small deposit is won back and replayed over and over, whereas a large balance left alone produces none.
Turnover should not be confused with deposit, nor with net win or net loss. Turnover tracks how much staking took place and says nothing of the result or where the money came from; a session may produce big turnover and finish precisely break-even.
Checking Turnover at 10JILI
- Start a game at 10JILI, then locate the info or help screen inside it.
- Find Turnover there, then read it by the definition above.
- Before you choose what to play at 10JILI, set it beside the same entry on another title.
- At 10JILI, decide your stake and stop point and record them before you play a round.
Related terms defined here
FAQ
What does Turnover mean?
Everything staked over a stretch of play, counted at every wager and not once per deposit.
How does Turnover factor into picking a game for me?
Where a wagering requirement or house-edge figure is given, it applies to turnover, so measure it against that and not against the deposit. Within a session, the more often a balance gets replayed, the faster the two pull apart.
Is Turnover something a casino can change?
Not on this site's evidence. A value behind turnover that comes from the game's own mathematics is the studio's to state, not the operator's, and if the studio leaves it unpublished, no outside source is in a position to confirm it.