Wagering on Slots vs Table Games
What the term means
Bonus turnover rules may credit different games at different percentages. Slot and table-game categories are often treated differently because the operator's promotion policy can account for different product mathematics.
How the system or behaviour works
The contribution percentage is a promotional accounting setting, not a game RTP. A game that contributes 10% may require ten times as much nominal staking to produce the same recognised wagering progress as a game counted at 100%, subject to other conditions.
Example and interpretation
If $100 is staked on an eligible 20%-contribution game, a system may count only $20 toward the turnover target. If another game is excluded entirely, its $100 in stakes could count as zero. Neither case changes its underlying outcome probabilities.
Limits and cautions
These are hypothetical contract examples, not suggestions about which game to use. Offshore bonus restrictions are not evidence of legal online-casino availability in Australia.
Related concept to keep separate
For a different question, see Why Some Games Contribute Less to Wagering (/bonuses/why-some-games-contribute-less-to-wagering/). The comparison helps distinguish the present topic from a neighbouring concept without assuming the two share the same rules or conclusions.