I have read the description in the BetHog casino, and the big question is, when I deposit $10 and then get $500 after some time playing, while on the other hand there is someone who deposits $500 but doesn't win anything in their gambling, how are the points calculated for both of us? Is it the one with the larger deposit or the one who wins the gambling that matters? It’s very interesting to understand, or does it depend on how much I lose at the casino for point income measurement, since none of this is mentioned in their point airdrop description.
Bonus is always being calculated based on the wager and not on the lost money which means both player that wager the same amount on your example 500$ will get same bonus allocation regardless of their loss amount.
This is an airdrop that calculate based on your contribution(wager) in the casino. The losses will fall on the cash back category so make sure to gamble by maximizing your bankroll on getting higg wager for bonus points like this.
I have no idea how they calculate those computations for things like cashback and bonuses. All I know is that once you meet a casino's wagering requirements,
you'll receive something from the casino platform where we often gamble.
It's the same with their cashback, free spins, and other bonuses, as long as you are a regular player on their casino gambling platform.
That's why many players are often active—they're chasing these kinds of things.
Better to read and understand the main point asked by khiholangkang first before trying to express your opinion because your opinion is for general bonuses while what is asked by khiholangkang is specifically related to the airdrop only.
AbuBhakar has answered it already though that the points for the airdrop is based on wagering as what is written in the airdrop information page.
In general, the more wager = the more points for the airdrop but there is specific allocated points for the airdrop as far as I can see, everyday they are allocation 2M points.