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Shuffle weekly bonus calculator

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Estimate your next Shuffle weekly bonus from your 7-day wager and the edge of what you played. Shuffle does not publish its formula, so this tool is honest about it: you set the rate, or better, calibrate it from a bonus you already received.

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Originals 1%, see the edge table below

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Your rate: calibrate it below

Estimated weekly bonus
$10.00
Expected loss (wager × edge)
$200.00
Rate used
5.0%

Next weekly bonus: computing…

Calibrate with a bonus you already received

Enter the wager, edge and amount of one past weekly bonus. We work out the rate Shuffle actually applied to you.

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What Shuffle actually says

Here is everything official about the weekly bonus, from Shuffle's help center:

What Shuffle does not say: the percentage, any tier multiplier, or how a losing week changes the amount. Calculators that show a single exact figure are applying their own guesses. One popular tool, for example, multiplies by tier factors from 0.8 (Bronze) to 2.5 (Diamond) with no source for them.

How this estimator works

We start from the one thing that clearly drives the bonus: your expected loss, which is wager × house edge. The bonus is then a share of that expected loss. The default of 5% is only a placeholder, deliberately conservative. The useful part is calibration:

  1. Take a recent weekly bonus you received and note the amount.
  2. Enter the wager and average edge from that same week.
  3. The tool works out the rate Shuffle applied to you (bonus ÷ expected loss) and you can reuse it for this week.

If you mostly play the same games at the same level, that observed rate is the best predictor you can get without Shuffle's formula. Recalibrate after a level change or a very winning or losing week, since profit also feeds into the bonus.

Worked example

Last week you wagered $20,000, all on 1% Originals, and got a $12 weekly bonus. Expected loss was $20,000 × 1% = $200, so your observed rate is 12 ÷ 200 = 6%. This week you are at $35,000 on the same games: $350 of expected loss × 6% gives an estimate of about $21. These figures are an illustration of the method, not real Shuffle data.

Picking the right house edge

Dice, Mines, Crash and Limbo are 1%. Plinko is "around 1%". Slide, Coinflip, Chicken and Blitz are 2%, roulette 2.7%. Slots vary: a 96% RTP slot is a 4% edge. If you mix games, use a wager-weighted average: $10,000 on Dice plus $10,000 on a 4% slot is an average of 2.5%. The rakeback calculator lists the official edges.

FAQ

+When is the Shuffle weekly bonus paid?

Every Thursday at 11:00 UTC, according to Shuffle's help center. It appears on the VIP page.

+How is the Shuffle weekly bonus calculated?

Shuffle says it uses three things from the past 7 days: how much you wagered, the house edge of the games you played, and your profit or loss. The exact formula is not published.

+Do I need Bronze or Silver for the weekly bonus?

Shuffle's own pages disagree. The eligibility article says Bronze; the VIP program overview says 'as a Silver player, you'll receive a bonus each week'. The more specific article says Bronze. If nothing shows on your VIP page on Thursday, you were not eligible that week.

+How long do I have to claim it?

Until the next weekly bonus is issued. After that, the unclaimed one is replaced.

+Why is my weekly bonus smaller than another player's with the same wager?

Because wager alone does not set it. A week on 1% edge Originals generates a much smaller expected loss than the same wager on slots, and profit or loss over the week also counts.