The PlusPH daily login task opens one Angpao, a red-envelope style cash gift, each day once you deposit ₱800 or more and clear 10,000 or more in turnover. You pay for the turnover, since every stake counts toward the 10,000 and every game keeps an average edge. This page prices one day at about ₱300 and the five-day cycle at about ₱1,500 in a worked example.
Deposit ₱800 and clear 10,000 turnover to open each day’s Angpao
The PlusPH daily login task sets two requirements for each daily Angpao: a deposit of ₱800 or more, and turnover of 10,000 or more. Turnover is the running total of your stakes. A ₱10 bet adds ₱10 whether the bet wins or loses, so 10,000 measures how much you bet, not how much you gain or lose.
PlusPH’s daily login task pays the Angpao in five tiers across a five-day cycle: Mini, Minor, Major, Super and Mega. This page does not quote the tier amounts, so confirm each figure on PlusPH’s promotion page before you deposit.
Because 10,000 is 12.5 times the ₱800 minimum, you stake the same money again and again, and every round trip costs you the game’s average edge.
What 10,000 turnover costs at 95%, 96% and 97% RTP
Each day’s 10,000 turnover under PlusPH’s daily login task costs between ₱300 and ₱500 on average before cashback, depending on the RTP of the game you stake it on. RTP, or return to player, is the share of each stake a game pays back over a very large number of rounds.
Each row below is a round example figure, not the RTP of any PlusPH game, and the net column subtracts realtime cashback, the share of each valid bet that PlusPH returns, at 1.00%, the bottom of its 1.00% to 3.00% range on slot and fishing bets.
| Example RTP | Average loss on 10,000 | Net after 1.00% cashback | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | ₱500 | ₱400 | Half of the ₱800 deposit |
| 96% | ₱400 | ₱300 | More than a third of the deposit |
| 97% | ₱300 | ₱200 | A quarter of the deposit |
Cashback moves these figures in your favor as volume rises. At 3.00%, the 96% row falls from ₱300 to ₱100, because 10,000 of turnover earns ₱300 back.
PlusPH scales the rate by bet volume, so 3.00% is the ceiling of this table. Plan on the 1.00% column, ₱200 to ₱400 net, and count any higher rate as a saving.
Five days of the PlusPH daily login task: 50,000 turnover, ₱1,500 average cost
Because PlusPH’s daily login task asks for a deposit each day, clearing all five days of the cycle means 50,000 in turnover and at least ₱4,000 in deposits. The table scales the 96% and 1.00% cashback example from one day to five.
| Measure | One day | Five days | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turnover | 10,000 | 50,000 | 12.5 times the deposits, every day |
| Minimum deposits | ₱800 | ₱4,000 | A floor that one dry run raises |
| Average net cost | ₱300 | ₱1,500 | An example, not a forecast |
A Maya deposit trims the cost slightly. PlusPH’s standing 2% cashback on Maya deposits returns ₱16 on each ₱800, or ₱80 over five days, which is small beside ₱1,500, so the channel changes the total far less than the RTP does.
Your ₱800 also has to last. At a ₱10 stake, 10,000 of turnover takes 1,000 bets, and a losing run can empty an ₱800 balance before the 1,000th bet. You then finish the turnover only by depositing again, so that day costs more than the table shows.
At a ₱100 stake, 10,000 of turnover needs only 100 bets, but an ₱800 balance covers just eight stakes in a row, so the same turnover runs through a much thinner buffer.
Set the amount you are willing to lose across all five days before the first deposit. Treat ₱4,000 as the floor, since one dry run pushes deposits above it and the ₱1,500 average assumes you never run dry.
FAQ
These answers separate the task from the free daily Angpao, then test the two assumptions the pricing rests on: a deposit the task accepts and a slot or fishing game.
Is the daily login task at PlusPH the same as the free 21:00 Angpao?
No. The free daily Angpao is a separate reward that you collect by logging in through the official app between 21:00 and 21:30 (GMT+8). The daily login task asks instead for a ₱800 deposit and 10,000 turnover, so one does not stand in for the other.
Which payment channels accept the ₱800 deposit for the daily login task?
GCash, GCashQR, GCASHPAY2 and Maya list minimums of ₱300 or less, so ₱800 clears all four. GrabPay and Online Banking start at ₱1,000 and cannot take it.
Channel minimums say what a channel accepts, not which deposits the task counts, so check the task’s own terms.
Does turnover on the daily login task earn less cashback outside slots and fishing?
Yes, at the starting rate. Sports and live casino bets at PlusPH start at 0.40% cashback and poker at 0.60%, so 10,000 of turnover returns ₱40 or ₱60 instead of the ₱100 that slots and fishing return at 1.00%, and the net cost in the table rises by that gap.
When is each day’s Angpao worth the turnover?
PlusPH’s daily login task pays off on a day only when that day’s Angpao amount beats that day’s average cost, ₱300 in the 96% example. Before you deposit, check the amount and whether the Angpao carries a turnover or withdrawal condition.
Responsible gaming: PlusPH is for players aged 21 and over, so play within the limits you set.
