You earn points as you play
Wagering typically earns loyalty points at a set rate. Different games may earn at different rates, much like bonus game weighting.
VIP & Loyalty
Loyalty and VIP programs reward regular play, but they work differently from a one-off bonus. This evergreen guide explains how tiers, points and rewards generally work for Australian players, and what to look at so a program genuinely adds value.
01 — Overview
A VIP or loyalty program is a way for a casino to reward players who return regularly. Rather than a single bonus, it recognises ongoing activity over time, usually through points you earn as you play and tiers you move through as those points add up. The idea is simple: the more you play, the more recognition and perks you can unlock. This page explains how these programs generally work so you can read any one of them clearly. It is not a description of a specific offer — the exact points rates, tiers and rewards always live in the program's own terms. Most importantly, a loyalty program is a reward for play you were going to do anyway, never a reason to play more than your budget allows.
02 — How tiers work
Most programs follow a familiar shape. Knowing the pattern makes any specific program easy to understand.
Wagering typically earns loyalty points at a set rate. Different games may earn at different rates, much like bonus game weighting.
Accumulated points move you up through named tiers or levels, each unlocking a richer set of perks than the last.
Higher tiers generally offer better rewards — faster point earning, tailored offers, or access to dedicated support.
Many programs ask you to keep a level of activity to hold a tier over a period, so status reflects current as well as past play.
03 — The rewards
Rewards vary between programs, but most draw from a familiar set. Knowing them helps you judge whether a program suits how you play.
Bonuses, free spins or reloads shaped around your play. Like any offer, these come with their own terms and wagering to read first.
Some programs let you convert loyalty points into bonus funds or, in some cases, cash, at a rate set in the terms.
Higher tiers may include faster or dedicated support, so questions and requests are handled more quickly.
Extras such as higher limits, special events or a personal contact at the top tiers, depending on the program.
04 — What to look at
Not every loyalty program is equal. A few questions tell you quickly whether one genuinely rewards the way you play.
How many points you earn per dollar wagered, and whether some games earn faster than others, decides how quickly you progress.
What points are actually worth when converted, and whether tier rewards come with heavy wagering, tells you the real benefit.
How much activity is needed to keep a tier, and how long status lasts, matters if you play in bursts rather than constantly.
A good program rewards normal play. Be wary of feeling pushed to play more than planned just to chase a tier or a perk.
05 — Before you join
Run through these before leaning into a loyalty program so it works for you rather than the other way around.
Check how points are earned, what tiers require, and how rewards are unlocked and valued.
Tier bonuses often carry wagering of their own — confirm it before treating a reward as cash.
Points and tiers can expire or require maintenance; know the timeframes so nothing lapses unexpectedly.
Let your normal budget set your play, and treat any loyalty reward as a nice extra on top.
If anything about a program is unclear, 24/7 Live Chat can explain how it applies to your account.
06 — FAQ
Short answers to what Australian players ask most about loyalty programs.
Points are typically earned as you wager, at a rate set in the program terms. Different games may earn at different rates, so check how your usual games contribute.
Often, yes. Bonuses and free spins unlocked through a program usually carry their own wagering requirements, just like any other offer. Always read the reward's terms first.
Many programs ask you to maintain a level of activity to keep a tier over a period. The maintenance rules and timeframes are set out in the program terms.
Not directly. Some programs let you convert points into bonus funds or cash at a set rate, but the value and any conditions depend on the specific program's terms.
Treat a program as a reward for play you would do anyway, never a reason to exceed your budget to chase a tier. Use account limits and see our Responsible Gambling page if you need support.
Our team is online 24/7 to explain how points, tiers and rewards work, or to help you set account limits. A loyalty program should reward the play you already enjoy — never a reason to spend beyond your budget.
Open Live ChatTip: check the wagering on a tier reward before treating it as cash you can withdraw.