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The Price Tag / one offer
one label in money

One label carried through to the money

A single invented offer, followed from the printed headline to the balance that could leave the account, one step at a time.

Desk spec
headline
100.00
deposit
10.00
multiple
35x
turnover
3,500.00
returned at 96%
3,360.00
left in credit
40.60
the printed figureWhat the label names on its face. Across 1,200 sampled labels the headlines averaged 405.00 and summed to 486,000.00.
the reachable figureWhat remains after the conditions are met at the named weighting. Reachable averaged 82.83 and summed to 99,400.00, about 4.9 times less than printed.
the paid figureWhat left the account. Of the 99,400.00 reachable, 61,200.00 was withdrawn, so a label pays 12.6% of the number it names.
Direct answer

One invented offer printed 100.00 of credit on a 10.00 deposit, attached a 35x multiple to the credit and a 30-day clock. Meeting the multiple means 3,500.00 of turnover, which at a 96% return leaves 40.60 of the 100.00 headline as a balance that could be withdrawn, if every other condition is met.

the offer, step by step step 1 deposit 10.00 step 2 match printed 100% 100.00 the label number step 3 multiple on the credit 35x step 4 turnover = 35 x 100.00 3,500.00 step 5 expected return at 96% 3,360.00 step 6 expected cost at 4% 140.00 step 7 credit forfeited if unmet 0.00 step 8 if met, the balance is the stake-funded remainder 40.60 of the 100.00 headline
the headline against each figure that follows it
figureamountwhere it comes from
headline100.00the printed number
turnover required3,500.0035 x the credit
expected cost140.004% of the turnover
reachable balance40.60the credit less the expected cost
paid of printed40.6%reachable over headline
so the label pays 40.60 of the 100.00 it namesbefore any win or loss
What would change the 40.60
  • A 50% weighting on the games played would double the turnover and halve the remainder.
  • A 7-day clock would make the turnover a pace requirement rather than a total.
  • A maximum win would cap the return however the stakes land.
  • An unmet multiple would forfeit the 100.00 credit and leave the 10.00 deposit.
The offer is invented. The arithmetic is the point: any label of this shape can be run through the same eight steps with its own numbers.