Reading the VIP ladder: levels one through fifteen
The VIP ladder is published in full on the destination. Every level has a daily guaranteed bonus, a games/rummy/fantasy cashback percentage, a level-up bonus, and a free-withdrawal limit. The ladder is mechanical: more play moves you up, less play moves you down.
Published 2026-08-15 · Editorial desk
Enrolment: ₹1,000 in total bets
VIP enrolment triggers automatically once total bets exceed ₹1,000. There is no application. You land at VIP1 and the ladder moves up from there based on cumulative play. The enrolment is silent; you do not get a notification. Your level becomes visible in the account dashboard the next time you sign in.
VIP1 to VIP5: the early ladder
VIP1 through VIP5 share a 3-day guarantee window and a 3% games cashback. The daily bonus scales from ₹1 to ₹10. The level-up bonus scales from ₹5 to ₹30. Free withdrawal is ₹10L across these levels. The early ladder rewards small consistent play with a steady daily bonus and a modest cashback.
VIP6 to VIP10: the middle ladder
VIP6 through VIP10 widen the guarantee window to 5 days and the games cashback to 4-7%. Daily bonus scales from ₹15 to ₹50. Level-up bonus scales from ₹50 to ₹500. Free withdrawal limit rises to ₹20L. The middle ladder is where the cashback starts to feel meaningful and the level-up bonus becomes a real windfall.
VIP11 to VIP15: the top ladder
VIP11 through VIP15 unlock 7 to 30-day guarantee windows and 7-10% games cashback. Daily bonus scales from ₹60 to ₹100. Level-up bonus scales from ₹1,000 to ₹10,000. Free withdrawal limit rises to ₹50L. The number of free withdrawals also rises from 2 to 3. The top ladder is for high-volume participants who play most days of the month.
Cashback splits across categories
Games cashback, rummy cashback and fantasy cashback have separate percentages. Rummy cashback is the smallest. Fantasy cashback sits in the middle. Games cashback is the largest. The split reflects house-edge differences between the formats. Rummy has a smaller house edge so its cashback is lower.
Maintenance and inactivity
The destination publishes a maintenance rule that can move your level down after prolonged inactivity or insufficient bets. Set a reminder if you stop playing for a while; a single small bet per week is usually enough to hold a level. The exact threshold is set by the destination; check inside the app for the current rule.
What the level-up bonus looks like
The level-up bonus is paid once each time you cross a level boundary. The bonus lands in your bonus balance with a wagering requirement before withdrawal. The bonus is independent of the daily guaranteed bonus. Crossing multiple levels in a single cycle pays multiple level-up bonuses.
Free withdrawal mechanics
Free withdrawals are tied to the free-withdrawal limit on the ladder. VIP1-5 free withdrawals cover up to ₹10L per cycle; VIP6-10 up to ₹20L; VIP11-15 up to ₹50L. Above the limit, withdrawals carry a fee. The number of free withdrawals is fixed per cycle (1, 2 or 3 depending on level).
When the level moves down
Prolonged inactivity or insufficient bets can lower your VIP level. The destination publishes the inactivity window inside the account settings. When the level moves down, your daily bonus and cashback percentages drop to the new level. The level-up bonus is not refunded; it is treated as a one-time payment for crossing the boundary.
Questions readers ask
Is VIP enrolment automatic?
Yes. There is no application step. The destination enrols you once total bets exceed ₹1,000.
Can I lose a VIP level?
Yes. The destination publishes a maintenance rule that lowers the level after prolonged inactivity or insufficient bets.
Does the level-up bonus arrive immediately?
Yes, the level-up bonus is credited the moment you cross the level threshold. The bonus may carry a wagering requirement before withdrawal.
Walking through a VIP progression
A worked example of how a player's level moves over a six-month period.
Month one: enrolment at VIP1
The player signs up, completes KYC, deposits ₹1,500, and plays a mix of slots and rummy. After ₹1,000 in cumulative bets, the player is enrolled at VIP1. The first ₹1 daily bonus lands in the bonus balance. The cashback is 3% on games losses, 0.3% on rummy losses, and 0.5% on fantasy losses.
Month two: reaching VIP3
The player plays regularly, averaging ₹500 in cumulative bets per week. By month two, total bets exceed the VIP3 threshold. The level moves to VIP3. The daily bonus rises to ₹3 for 3 days. The level-up bonus of ₹10 lands in the bonus balance.
Month three: hitting VIP5
The player's volume grows. By month three, the player reaches VIP5. The daily bonus is ₹10 for 3 days. The level-up bonus of ₹30 lands. The cashback percentage is still 3% on games, but the volume makes the absolute cashback meaningful.
Month six: reaching VIP10
The player maintains volume across the six-month period. By month six, the player reaches VIP10. The daily bonus is ₹50 for 5 days. The level-up bonus of ₹500 lands. The free withdrawal limit rises to ₹20L, and the cashback hits 7% on games losses.
What changed across the six months
The player's daily bonus moved from ₹1 to ₹50. The level-up bonuses accumulated to ₹1,295. The free withdrawal limit rose from ₹10L to ₹20L. The cashback percentage rose from 3% to 7% on games losses. The cumulative return on the VIP programme is meaningful relative to the deposit.
What would have changed with breaks
If the player took a one-month break, the destination's maintenance rule would drop the level back. A player at VIP10 who takes a one-month break might land at VIP7 or VIP8 on return. The level-up bonuses already collected are not refunded; only the recurring benefits drop.
Lessons from the worked example
Three lessons stand out. First, the VIP ladder rewards sustained volume rather than single big deposits. Second, level-up bonuses are one-time payments; they accumulate as you cross thresholds. Third, breaks cost you level, not balance. Plan your play sessions around these three truths.