Jilidd Turnover Explained — The Number Every Wagering Term Is Measured In

Readers encountering Turnover on most pages are expected to already know what it means. This one does not.

Turnover (also called handle) — The sum of every amount wagered across a period of play, counted each time rather than once per deposit, is this.

What Turnover actually means

Field	Value
Term	Turnover
Written out	also called handle
In one line	The sum of every amount wagered across a period of play, counted each time rather than once per deposit, is this.
Fixed by	Generated from play itself, and recorded on the operator’s platform
Where you meet it	Account activity history together with bonus terms and responsible-gambling statements

Turnover climbs with each amount staked, not with each transfer of funds to or from the operator. Staked across five separate spins, that same ₱100 adds ₱500 to turnover, though the deposit was only ₱100. Take turnover away and most other money terms on this list lose their reference point, since it is the unit house edge applies to, wagering requirements are measured in, and RTP is defined against.

The common misreading

The deposit total, or the current balance, is often confused with turnover. It is neither. Repeatedly replaying a won-back small deposit can generate turnover far exceeding the original amount, while a large, untouched balance produces none whatsoever.

Turnover isn’t the same as deposit, nor is it net win or net loss. This isn’t about where money came from or how a session ended, only the volume of staking activity, which large turnover can reflect even at break-even.

Using it in practice

Turnover, rather than deposit size, is the correct reference point for any stated wagering requirement or house-edge figure. The more replay a balance undergoes within a session, the quicker the two figures split apart. It lands more easily next to wagering requirement in practice, which tend to show up in the same set of terms.

On this site, game pages repeatedly use terms like Turnover, and wherever a studio hasn’t published the figure behind one, that gap is stated plainly rather than pulled from a comparison site. The gaps you spot in several spec tables on this page trace back to that.

A worked example

Turnover reaches ₱500 (ten times ₱50) once a ₱500 deposit runs through ten ₱50 rounds; the figures align only because no winnings were restaked. With ₱50 from winnings staked another ten times before the session ends, the same ₱500 deposit generates ₱1,000 in turnover.

Checking Turnover at Jilidd

1. Open a game at Jilidd and find its info or help screen.
2. Turnover is there to find, so read it using the definition above.
3. Match it up with the equivalent entry on a different title before settling on one at Jilidd.
4. Jot down your stake and stop point before the first round begins at Jilidd.