Bonus hunt: your free tracking sheet
A bonus hunt means buying twenty or thirty bonuses then opening them one by one. Without a sheet you never know where you stand: that is exactly the moment a number is needed and none is available. This one computes your live break-even, your average multiplier and your profit on every entry. Free, no account, and nothing leaves your device.
The number every bonus hunter is after
It is the break-even: the average multiplier you need across the remaining bonuses to get your money back. It moves with every opening. Until you have it in front of you, you open blind and only learn at the end whether the session was worth anything.
The sheet recomputes it on every entry, alongside the average multiplier so far and the running profit. Three figures, live, and nothing to do but log what comes out.
How to use it
- Set your starting balance. Everything else is measured against it.
- Add each bonus bought or collected, with its cost. The line appears, pending.
- Enter the win on opening, bonus by bonus. The three figures recompute at once.
- Read the break-even at any point: it tells you whether there is room left or the session is already decided.
The cross-reference nobody else can make
A bonus hunt starts with a precise question: which bonuses to buy with the budget I have. Answering it requires the real buy price of each slot, not an assumed value. Our readings give it for 909 slots, measured in-game.
Cross-referenced with the RTP actually observed, that gives a starting list that means something: slots whose bonus is within budget and which hold their stated figure. The simulator then shows how many attempts the budget really allows.
Nothing is sent anywhere. The sheet runs in your browser, your amounts stay on your device, and there is no account to create. It is a session tool, not a service.
Setting the budget before you start
A hunt is prepared beforehand, not during. Two things to set: the number of bonuses targeted and the average cost the budget allows. Thirty bonuses at 100x on a €0.20 stake cost €600: the figure takes one line and avoids discovering halfway that nothing is left.
And if the budget comes from a welcome bonus, first check that bonus buys are allowed while it is active: no-wager offers are the most flexible here, since there is nothing to clear.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a bonus hunt?
A session where you buy or collect a series of bonuses across several slots without opening them, then open them all in a row. The point is to compare what each bonus returns, and to know at the end whether the run paid off.
How do you compute the break-even of a bonus hunt?
It is the average multiplier needed across the remaining bonuses to recover the total amount committed. The sheet recomputes it on every win entered, along with the average multiplier achieved and the running profit.
Is the bonus hunt tracker free?
Yes, free and with no account. It works entirely in the browser: the amounts you enter stay on your device and are not sent anywhere.
Which bonuses should you buy for a fixed budget hunt?
Those whose buy price fits the budget divided by the number of bonuses targeted, and whose observed RTP holds its stated figure. Buy prices are read in-game on 909 slots, and the verified-RTP ranking lets you sort on the second criterion.
Do you need an account to use the tracker?
No. No sign-up, no data sent. It is a personal tracking tool, meant to stay open in a tab during the session.
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