TL;DR: calculate settlement, not probability
Gross return = accepted stake × accepted cash-out multiplier. Net result subtracts every accepted stake. This arithmetic does not predict whether a target will be reached.
- Gross return includes the original stake.
- Count both betting panels.
- Include every loss and accepted instruction.
- Keep deposits separate from game results.
Gross and net formulas
Gross return = stake × accepted multiplier.
Net result = total gross returns − total accepted stakes.
The operator’s account record remains authoritative for rounding, acceptance and credited values.
GATE 02 · SINGLE BET
Illustrative ₹100 settlement at 1.50×
| Measure | Calculation | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Gross return | ₹100 × 1.50 | ₹150 |
| Amount above stake | ₹150 − ₹100 | ₹50 |
The ₹150 gross return is not ₹150 profit because it includes the original ₹100 stake.
GATE 03 · TWO PANELS
Combined exposure example
Two ₹100 accepted stakes create ₹200 exposure. If one returns ₹150 and the second returns zero, combined net result is ₹150 − ₹200 = −₹50. Calling only the first panel a win hides the total outcome.
Read the two-panel guide →GATE 04 · SESSION
Record every stake and return
Win rate is not the same as profit. Several small successful settlements can be outweighed by fewer full losses.
Calculate the full session, not one result
A single settled round can look positive while the combined session remains negative. Add every accepted stake, including both panels and automatic repeats, then subtract that total from all gross returns. Deposits and withdrawals move money into or out of an account; they are not game profit.
Use displayed records for reconciliation
The relevant figure is the credited account record under the applicable rules, not an estimate from a screenshot. Note the stake, accepted cash-out multiplier, gross return, currency and round ID. If a display and account entry differ, preserve those details before asking verified support to check settlement.
Do not turn arithmetic into a forecast
A calculator can show the consequence if a selected target is reached. It cannot show whether the next round will reach it, whether a cash-out instruction will be accepted or how a session must end. Use the calculation to understand exposure and avoid loss-chasing, not to construct a promise.
GATE 06 · FAQ
Payout Calculator FAQ
Q01How is gross return calculated?+
Stake multiplied by the accepted settlement multiplier.
Q02Does the calculation predict a win?+
No.