SpinBet VIP program: tiers, level up bonuses and the Black Diamond Club

The SpinBet level up bonus is paid once for each new level you reach, and the group that level belongs to sets the wagering. Bronze bonuses carry 40x, Silver 30x, Gold 20x and Platinum 10x. From Diamond 1 upward the reward is a Cash Reward with no wagering requirement.

Wagering counts the bonus amount, not your deposit. Bronze 3 pays $25 at 40x, so $1,000 of bets clears it.

The drop is worth more than the bonus amounts suggest. Take Silver 2 and Gold 2. The Silver 2 bonus of $50 at 30x asks for $1,500 of bets before it turns into cash. The Gold 2 bonus of $100 at 20x asks for $2,000: double the money for a third more play. At Platinum 2, $250 at 10x needs $2,500, only a little more than Gold for two and a half times the bonus.

Each level up bonus also has its own max win. The cap starts at $200 for Bronze 1, reaches $1,000 at Gold 2 and 3, and tops out at $7,500 for Platinum 4 and 5. On a lucky run with a level up bonus, the cap is the figure to keep an eye on, not the balance.

Diamond and above work differently. With no wagering attached, those rewards behave like cash from the moment they land, and the bonus terms set no max win for them.

SpinBet loyalty points come from playing. The program page sums it up in three steps, deposit, play, earn points, and every tier on the chart is reached through that same loop.

The chart shows the entry point of each tier on a log scale, because the gaps grow fast. Bronze opens at 10,000 points and Silver at 75,000. Gold needs 300,000, Platinum 1,000,000. After that the scale changes: Diamond begins at 15,000,000 and Onyx sits at 1,500,000,000, a hundred times further on.

Inside each tier there are smaller steps. Bronze 1 to Bronze 2 is another 10,000 points, Silver 1 to Silver 2 another 25,000, and every one of those levels pays its own bonus. Early on, the rewards come close together. For scale, Gold 1 at 300,000 points is thirty times the Bronze 1 threshold.

Points never reset. A player who reaches Silver 1 and then takes three months off comes back at Silver 1, with the full total still counting towards Silver 2 at 100,000.

We don't publish the exact earning rate yet. The tier thresholds are the published part, so the chart is the map and your own play is the pace. Lifetime points decide your tier; the Black Diamond Club runs on a separate monthly count, covered further down.

The SpinBet VIP levels in the grid split into two halves. Up to Platinum 5, each new level pays a Level up Bonus that carries wagering. From Diamond 1, each pays a Cash Reward without it.

In the first half the bonuses rise in steps rather than a smooth line. Bronze pays $10 at the first level and $30 at the fourth, Silver runs from $40 to $75, Gold from $90 to $125. Platinum is the big jump: $175 at Platinum 1, $250 at levels 2 and 3, then $500 at Platinum 4 and again at Platinum 5. Collect every level from Bronze 1 to Platinum 5 and the seventeen bonuses add up to $2,395 before wagering.

The small print under each medal is the max win for that level's bonus. It climbs with the bonus: $250 for Bronze 2 and 3, $400 at Silver 1, $900 at Gold 1, $3,500 at Platinum 1, $5,000 at Platinum 2 and 3. Gold 4, the last Gold step, pays $125 with a $1,250 cap.

The second half is a different scale. Diamond 1 pays $750 at 15,000,000 points, Diamond 3 pays $2,000 and Diamond 5 pays $10,000. The named tiers above go $15,000 for Double Diamond, $25,000 for Pink Diamond, $50,000 for Blue Diamond and $100,000 for Onyx, each one a single payment when you reach it.

Read the grid from your current medal forward: the next level's bonus and its cap are the numbers that matter this week.

Three SpinBet VIP perks sit outside the level up table. The first is a person. When you reach Platinum, we give you a dedicated VIP host as your personal point of contact, alongside the live chat every player has around the clock. Because points never reset, the tier that brings the host does not slip away after a quiet month.

The second is spin value. VIP players get an increased free spin value on specifically selected games, so each spin on those titles is worth more. Which games qualify and by how much we don't publish yet. The regular spin offers, from the 100 welcome spins to the 25 every Wednesday, are explained on the SpinBet free spins page.

The third is goodwill. Now and then we issue a bonus as goodwill, at our discretion rather than as a public offer, and the most you can win from it depends on your VIP level:

• Starter: $500
• Bronze: $750
• Silver: $1,000
• Gold: $1,500
• Platinum: $2,000
• Diamond and above: $10,000

A Platinum player's goodwill bonus can return four times what a Starter's can, and a Diamond player's five times the Platinum cap. The cap tells you what a goodwill bonus is worth to you if one arrives.

The SpinBet Black Diamond Club is the one part of VIP you cannot reach by building up points over time. Each month the seats go to the 20 players with the highest points from the previous month on the Black Diamond Leaderboard, and then the board resets.

That makes it a separate race from the tiers. An Onyx player with 1,500,000,000 lifetime points has no seat unless they also finish in the monthly top 20, while a Gold player with a strong month can take one. Lifetime totals decide your tier; only last month's points decide the club.

Members get:

• boosted cashback
• promotions and tournaments reserved for members
• prize raffles
• their own dedicated account manager

Cashback rates and raffle prizes for the club are not published. What is clear is the reset: a seat this month is not a seat next month, and a month outside the top 20 does not lock you out of the one after.

Two counters run side by side, then. Your lifetime total moves you up the medals and never drops; the monthly count decides whether the club door is open, and it starts again every month. Most players will only ever deal with the first counter, and that is the one the medals above are built on.

Two rules shape how VIP rewards behave. A level up bonus is one-time: reach Gold 3, collect its $100 once, and the next payment arrives at Gold 4. And a level up bonus cannot be stacked with another bonus unless that offer explicitly says it can, so check what is running in your Rewards section before the next level lands.

Below Diamond, every level up reward also keeps its group's wagering and its own cap. A Bronze 4 bonus of $30 needs $1,200 of bets at 40x and can return at most $300.

Cash Rewards from Diamond up carry no wagering. When you want them in your bank or wallet, the normal cashier rules apply: a verified account, the method you deposited with, and the $50,000 monthly limit. Methods and timings are on the SpinBet payments page.

The first level, Bronze 1, sits at 10,000 points and pays $10. Deposit from $20 and your play starts counting towards it, with Bronze 2 another 10,000 points further on. 18+, play within your limits.