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    Gambling Loss Calculator

    See what gambling has really cost.

    Put your account statements together, month by month. Calculate your net loss, see the money behind the habit, and estimate what you could keep if that pattern stops.

    No account. No upload. Entries clear when you leave or reload.

    Start with your statements

    Where did the money go?

    Add consecutive months. Combine all your gambling accounts in one currency. Deposits are money transferred into those accounts; betting turnover is the total wagered and can reuse the same money many times. Exclude transfers between your gambling accounts.

    Total withdrawable cash balance at the start of your earliest month. Enter 0 if none.

    Month 1

    Use deposits and withdrawals from your statements, plus withdrawable cash balances at each month end. Leave out promotional balances. Fees, bonuses or other adjustments may affect this estimate. Each next month starts with the previous closing balance.

    Your figures stay in this page and are cleared when you leave or reload. Amounts and answers are never sent to analytics.

    How are gambling losses calculated?

    Net loss is the opening account balance plus deposits, minus withdrawals and the closing balance. Include every gambling account for the same period. Transfers between your own gambling accounts cancel out when both accounts are included.

    A wager total is turnover: the same money may be staked again and again. It cannot tell you how much money you lost. Use real deposits, withdrawals and cash balances from your statements; leave out bonus funds that cannot be withdrawn.

    The annual estimate extends your average monthly net loss over 12 months. It is a budgeting illustration, not a forecast or an investment return. Your actual future spending may be different.

    Frequently asked questions

    Why do I need an opening balance?

    Money already on your gambling accounts at the start belongs in the calculation. Without it, losing an existing balance would be missed. Enter zero only if every included account was empty.

    What does a negative result mean?

    It means a net gain for the period entered. The calculator keeps that sign and does not describe it as a loss. One profitable period does not predict future results.

    Can I combine multiple accounts?

    Yes. Add up deposits, withdrawals and cash balances across all included accounts for each month. Use one currency and avoid including just one side of an internal transfer.

    Are my financial details saved?

    Your entries stay in this page's memory and clear when you reload or leave the tool. The downloaded card contains your result, so choose where you save or share it.