Jilidd Game weighting Explained — Why Not All Turnover Counts the Same

The confusion around Game weighting mostly comes from a loose version of a term that actually carries a precise meaning.

Game weighting (also called contribution rate) — The pace of progress toward a wagering requirement, for wagers on a specific game, is what this rate fixes.

What Game weighting actually means

Field	Value
Term	Game weighting
Written out	also called contribution rate
In one line	The pace of progress toward a wagering requirement, for wagers on a specific game, is what this rate fixes.
Fixed by	The operator, per promotion, per game category
Where you meet it	Bonus terms and conditions hold it, generally in table form, mapping game categories to their rates

Staked pesos vary in how much they count toward a wagering requirement, even with turnover as the measuring unit. Slots, table games, live dealer and other game categories commonly get different contribution rates from operators because their house edge and short-run predictability aren’t the same. The terms display a percentage per game type, reflecting a category rate the operator sets specifically for that promotion.

A worked example

To demonstrate the mechanism rather than quote a real rate, take a promotion that credits slots at 100% and table games at 10%; a ₱100 slot wager would clear ₱100 of the requirement, but a ₱100 table-game wager would clear just ₱10. The terms of any real promotion, not a fixed industry figure, spell out which rate goes with which category, and copying another operator’s offer as an assumption is a mistake.

Using it in practice

Reading the weighting table in a specific promotion’s terms should happen before choosing games toward its bonus. How much turnover is actually needed can silently grow, since a favourite table or live-dealer game may contribute at a much lower rate than assumed. Settle it against wagering requirement explained and what max bet rule means, which are the two terms most rulebooks set beside it.

Terms such as Game weighting keep appearing on this site’s game pages, and a page says so directly whenever the studio hasn’t published the figure, rather than quoting a comparison site. A few of this page’s spec tables sit blank because of that.

The common misreading

People often assume that ₱100 wagered equals ₱100 cleared from a wagering requirement, whatever game the stake was placed on. Only when a game’s contribution sits at the full 100% is that statement correct. Only the weighting table warns that heavy play on a 0%-rated or low-rated game can leave the requirement nearly or wholly unmoved.

Rather than being the wagering requirement itself, game weighting is the rate at which different games count toward the multiple that requirement sets to be cleared. This is not to be equated with a maximum bet rule either, given that rule caps stake size rather than governing a contribution rate.

Checking Game weighting at Jilidd

1. Pick a game on Jilidd, then find the info or help screen inside it.
2. Game weighting turns up there too; use the definition above to interpret it.
3. Compare it with the same entry on another title before you pick one to play at Jilidd.
4. Before your first round at Jilidd, write down your stake and your stop point.