Rollover, in plain numbers
Whether an operator calls it "rollover," "turnover," or "wagering requirement," the calculation is identical: rollover amount = (basis × rollover multiplier) ÷ (contribution% ÷ 100).
The "basis" is the figure the rollover is calculated on — either the bonus credited to your account, or your deposit and bonus added together, depending on the operator's terms. Malaysian platforms that market heavily to live-dealer and table-game players tend to prefer the word "rollover" in their promotions copy, but don't assume that changes the underlying rule set: you still need to check whether it applies to bonus-only or deposit-plus-bonus, and you still need the game contribution percentage, because live casino and baccarat are frequently weighted down to 5–10% even when the rollover multiplier itself looks modest.
A worked example
Take a RM200 deposit matched with a RM200 bonus, and a 15x rollover applied to the bonus only. On slots at full 100% contribution, that's RM200 × 15 = RM3,000 in total bets required. But if you intend to clear it through baccarat weighted at 10%, the real rollover balloons to RM30,000 in actual wagers — ten times the raw figure. Reading the contribution table before you start playing is not optional; it's the difference between a clearable bonus and one that quietly expires untouched.
Once you've got your numbers, run them through the calculator above exactly as you would a wagering requirement — the tool doesn't distinguish between the two labels because mathematically there's nothing to distinguish. If your bonus terms instead use the word "playthrough," head to the Playthrough Calculator for the same tool framed in that terminology. For free spins offers, use the Free Spins Value Calculator to convert spin count into an expected ringgit return before applying any rollover on top. And once you know your real number, compare it against live operator terms on the Bonus Review page — some rollover requirements are far more competitive than others.