Deal Checker

Paste the numbers from any offer screen. This uses the same formulas and thresholds as listed offers, in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere. Copy the analysis, submit it with evidence, and confirm the numbers on the operator store. A normal package you enter gives a comparison band from your inputs — not a verified BonusHeda baseline or verdict.

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Where do I find the normal price?
  • Open the casino’s coin store. Its standard packages are the ones listed every day, without an offer banner.
  • Pick the standard package at the same price as the offer and enter its premium coins. Same price? Leave the normal package price empty.
  • No standard package at that price? Use the closest one and enter its price too. The checker compares premium coins per dollar, so packages of different sizes still compare fairly.
  • Count premium coins only. Gold Coins are a separate currency and stay out of the rate.

Example: the offer is $19.99 for 30 premium coins, and the store’s standard $19.99 package has 20. Enter 20 as the normal package. “Try a worked example” fills these made-up numbers.

Optional context: Gold Coins, playthrough, expiry, casino

Gold Coins, playthrough, and expiry are recorded only as caveats. They do not change premium coins per dollar, cost per premium coin, uplift, or additional premium coins. No verified offers are recorded for any casino yet, so choosing a casino only names it and its coin in your result. It cannot place your offer in a history.

premium coins per dollar

Enter a price and the premium coins included and your rate posts here. Historical position appears on offer pages only when we hold enough comparable observations.

What SC per dollar means

  • SC per dollar — the normalized price of the deal: coins received divided by dollars paid. Higher is more coins per dollar.
  • Effective cost per SC — the same number inverted: what one unit of premium currency effectively costs you in this package.
  • Uplift vs baseline — the offer’s SC-per-dollar divided by the normal package’s SC-per-dollar, minus one, as a percentage. This is price-normalized, so it works even when the offer and baseline cost different amounts.
  • Comparison bands — below normal (below 0%), normal (0% to <10%), better than normal (10% to <50%), strong (50% to <100%), exceptional (100% or more). A value exactly on a boundary takes the higher band: exactly 50% is Strong. The band appears only when you provide a baseline, and it describes your inputs rather than a verified BonusHeda baseline; we never invent a verdict.
  • Historical position — pick a casino and, if we hold at least 5 comparable observations for it, the checker places your offer against that recorded history. Below that threshold it says so instead of guessing.

These are purchase math, not outcome predictions. Game results and redemption conditions — including playthrough requirements — decide what you ultimately receive. This checker does not call any offer “profit” or “free money”.

Methodology and formula version → · Submit an offer with evidence → · Current purchase offers →