Two of the most common metrics casinos use to generate offers for you are ADT (Average Daily Theoretical) and ATT (Average Trip Theoretical). “Theoretical” is a calculation casinos use to figure out your value as a player, basically what the casino should have theoretically won from you, based on how much you’ve gambled. The formula is: your average bet × the house advantage or house edge of the specific game you’re playing × the time you spent playing or the number of hands dealt.

So even if you win big or lose big, it doesn’t change your theoretical value.

ADT is your average theoretical per day, which casinos use to evaluate your daily play. Most of your land-based casino offers are based on this number.

ATT is your average theoretical per trip, which casinos use to evaluate your total trip play. Most cruise casino offers come from this number.

But what if you go to the casino and lose $10K in just one hour — so your theoretical is low because you didn’t play long? In those cases, casinos sometimes look at your actual value instead of your theoretical. These metrics are called ADA (Average Daily Actual) or ADW (Average Daily Worth), and ATA (Average Trip Actual) or ATW (Average Trip Worth). “Actual” is simply what the casino actually won from you, your real loss.

Don’t worry! URComped also takes your actual loss (or “actual”) into account when working on offers for you.