PH365 Turnover Meaning: Total Wagered, Not Deposited
Turnover (also called handle): Total stakes across a stretch of play, where the same money counts again each time it is wagered instead of one time per deposit.
- Term
- Turnover
- Short for
- also called handle
- Set by
- Created by the act of playing and kept on record by the operator's platform
- Where you meet it
- Account activity history, along with bonus terms and responsible-gambling statements
- Not the same as
- Turnover is a different measure from net win, net loss or deposit. It reflects how much was staked, not how things turned out or where the funds originated, so a session can produce large turnover and finish exactly break-even.
Almost no casino page explains Turnover, although it shows up on every one.
Turnover (also called handle) — Total stakes across a stretch of play, where the same money counts again each time it is wagered instead of one time per deposit.
What Turnover actually means
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Term | Turnover |
| Written out | also called handle |
| In one line | Total stakes across a stretch of play, where the same money counts again each time it is wagered instead of one time per deposit. |
| Fixed by | Created by the act of playing and kept on record by the operator’s platform |
| Where you meet it | Account activity history, along with bonus terms and responsible-gambling statements |
Turnover builds up with every amount bet and does not depend on money changing hands with the operator. Staking the same ₱100 five times over five separate spins adds ₱500 to turnover, even with only ₱100 deposited. This is the base unit for house edge, for wagering requirements and for RTP, and almost every other money term listed here is at bottom about turnover.
A worked example
Depositing ₱500 and staking ₱50 in each of ten rounds generates ₱500 of turnover (ten times ₱50), which matches the ₱500 deposit purely because nothing was won back and restaked. Turnover reaches ₱1,000 when ₱50 from winnings goes back in ten more times before the session closes, still from that ₱500 deposit.
The common misreading
Turnover gets mistaken for the total deposited, or for the current balance, quite often. It is neither. Replaying a small deposit that keeps being won back can add up to turnover far above the deposit, while a big balance left alone adds nothing.
Turnover is a different measure from net win, net loss or deposit. It reflects how much was staked, not how things turned out or where the funds originated, so a session can produce large turnover and finish exactly break-even.
Using it in practice
Read any stated wagering requirement or house-edge figure in terms of turnover, never in terms of what was deposited. The more often a balance is replayed during a session, the quicker the two part ways.
Game pages on this site use terms such as Turnover throughout; if the studio publishes no figure behind a term, the page says so and does not quote a comparison site’s number. So a number of the spec tables here show no value in places.
Checking Turnover at PH365
- At PH365, open a game and look for its info or help screen.
- Find Turnover in that spot and use the definition above to interpret it.
- Before choosing which title to play at PH365, set it against the same entry on another title.
- Before the first round at PH365, write down your stake and your stop point.
FAQ
What do people get wrong about Turnover?
Turnover gets mistaken for the total deposited, or for the current balance, quite often. It is neither. Replaying a small deposit that keeps being won back can add up to turnover far above the deposit, while a big balance left alone adds nothing.
What does Turnover mean?
Total stakes across a stretch of play, where the same money counts again each time it is wagered instead of one time per deposit.
When choosing a game, how does Turnover come into it?
Read any stated wagering requirement or house-edge figure in terms of turnover, never in terms of what was deposited. The more often a balance is replayed during a session, the quicker the two part ways.