Loyalty Tiers Priced in Stakes Rather Than Status
The loyalty ladder runs across five tiers — Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond — and one exchange rate governs movement between them: 1 000 Ft of real stakes earns one point. Turning that rate around gives something more useful than a tier name, namely what each point costs and therefore what any tier has to be worth.
Open the loyalty programmeThe Exchange Rate in Both Directions
Behind every point stands 1 000 Ft of stakes, and behind that stake stands roughly 40 Ft of expected give-back at a 96 per cent return rate. Points are not free — they cost 40 Ft each, and that is the benchmark any tier benefit must clear.
| Points | Stakes behind them | Statistical cost at 96% RTP |
|---|---|---|
| 500 | 500 000 Ft | 20 000 Ft |
| 1 000 | 1 000 000 Ft | 40 000 Ft |
| 5 000 | 5 000 000 Ft | 200 000 Ft |
| 10 000 | 10 000 000 Ft | 400 000 Ft |
| 25 000 | 25 000 000 Ft | 1 000 000 Ft |
Use it as a valuation tool. If reaching some tier takes 5 000 points, its benefits need to be worth something in the region of 200 000 Ft before the tier justifies itself as a target. Point thresholds and the benefits attached to each level are set out in the programme's own terms and should be read there; the exchange rate, however, is fixed, so the conversion above always applies.
The Five Tiers and What Each One Signals
| Tier | What it reflects | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | entry level, from account opening | points accumulate from the first real stake, no action needed |
| Silver | regular but modest volume | value the benefits against the threshold in stakes, not in status |
| Gold | sustained weekly activity | personalised offers usually begin here — price them like any other credit |
| Platinum | high, sustained volume | maintenance may carry its own point requirement, not just the climb |
| Diamond | top level | faster settlement is the common benefit; convert the time saved into money |
Tiers Arrive as a By-Product
The programme asks for no separate activity. Every forint staked while clearing a bonus counts toward points as well, so the two counters fill in parallel.
| Activity | Stakes | Points earned |
|---|---|---|
| Clearing the welcome package | 6 000 000 Ft | 6 000 |
| One full Monday reload cycle | 1 200 000 Ft | 1 200 |
| Four reload cycles in a month | 4 800 000 Ft | 4 800 |
| Clearing a weekly rebate at 1× | 80 000 Ft | 80 |
Which settles the strategic question. Chasing a tier by raising stakes costs 40 Ft per point and buys nothing that ordinary play would not have delivered anyway. Keeping the weekly reload rhythm produces close to 5 000 points a month without a single stake placed for the ladder's sake — and the same stakes feed the weekly tournament leaderboard, which is scored on multipliers from a 1 500 000 Ft base pool rather than on volume.
Questions Worth Running the Numbers On
What does a single loyalty point cost?
How many points does clearing the welcome package generate?
Do demo rounds accumulate points?
Is there anything to claim or opt into?
Related calculations: Monday reload · Weekly rebate · Wagering maths · Welcome package · Referrals · Bonus terms · Withdrawal times
Tier Benefits, Tournaments and the Settlement Queue
Higher tiers usually translate into faster handling and offers shaped around an individual account. The place that shows up most concretely is settlement, where the standard schedule runs: a pending window of nought to three hours during which a request can still be withdrawn, then Skrill and Neteller in one to three hours, Trustly the same day in three to eight, instant transfer to a bank account in two to eight hours on working days, cards in 24 to 48 hours and crypto within a day. The minimum withdrawal is 12 000 Ft, the daily ceiling 2 000 000 Ft and the monthly one 15 000 000 Ft.
Weekly slot tournaments sit alongside the ladder and reward a different thing entirely. Scoring is multiplier-based, so a 200 Ft stake returning 40 000 Ft scores 200 while a 2 000 Ft stake returning 60 000 Ft scores only 30 — the larger cash win placing lower. There is no separate turnover requirement for entry, which makes the leaderboard the one part of the range that costs nothing extra to participate in. Prize distribution and the list of qualifying titles are set per round.