Cashback at 1xSlots by level, from Copper to Platinum
The share you get back is tied to one number in your account, and that number is the VIP level. Eight steps, 4% at the bottom and 11% at the top, and the payment speeds up as you climb. No code to enter, no wagering on the return and no deadline; the one thing it asks is that you claim it.
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What each VIP level pays back
| Level | Points | Points rate | Cashback |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copper | 0 | 100 | 4% |
| Bronze | 250,000 | 150 | 5% |
| Silver | 1,125,000 | 200 | 6% |
| Gold | 3,000,000 | 250 | 7% |
| Ruby | 10,000,000 | 300 | 8% |
| Sapphire | 30,000,000 | 350 | 9% |
| Diamond | 87,500,000 | 400 | 10% |
| Platinum | 300,000,000 | 0 | 11% |
Each level pays a fixed share and the share climbs one step at a time: 4% on Copper, where every new account starts, up to 11% on Platinum. The word up to on any banner means the top row of this table and nothing else, so an account sitting on Bronze gets the Bronze figure, full stop.
The share is worked out on what the period cost you, so a week you finished ahead returns nothing at all. The casino publishes the formula behind that, and it sits further down, in the section on checking your own period. Two feelings, both earned: a programme that prints its own arithmetic is rare on this market, and one that will not say how the points behind it accrue is irritating. This one manages both at once.
How the level grows and what earns points
Points are the threshold. The account enters Bronze at 250,000 points and Silver at 1,125,000, and every gap after that widens sharply. Copper to Bronze is the short step on this ladder. Everything above Silver is counted in millions.
The rate column is the speed at which points accrue, by the label the VIP page uses. The casino publishes no formula behind it, so read the column as a ranking: the higher the level, the faster the next threshold comes. Platinum shows no rate at all, which I read as the top of the ladder: nothing left to earn towards.
Three things stay open and I am going to leave them open. Which bets earn points, whether slots and live tables count alike, and whether points expire. The VIP page of the account shows the current total and the distance to the level above. That is the number worth watching while you play.
Is the ladder worth chasing, and for whom
Who it suits
- Regular players: the level grows out of the play you were going to do anyway, with no code to enter and no wagering to clear
- Slot players on the lower levels, where Copper to Silver is a realistic climb
- Anyone who dislikes deadlines: cashback carries none of the wagering windows the deposit bonuses do
Who it does not suit
- A one-off visit: cashback on a single evening at Copper is small money
- Anyone counting on the top rows, because the thresholds past Silver are steep
- Anyone who plays to stay level: the base is stake minus winnings, so a period you finished ahead on pays nothing
What decides it
The first three levels decide it. If you play often enough to reach Silver, the ladder pays for itself in the background; if you do not, the GET100FS code pays you something on day one, which a month of Copper may not.When and where the cashback lands
The schedule is published, and it is one of the better things about this programme. Copper, Bronze and Silver are paid every 7 days. Gold, Ruby and Sapphire move to every 3 days. Diamond and Platinum are paid daily. So the climb buys two things at once. A bigger share, and a shorter wait. The second one is easy to miss if you only compare percentages.
Where it lands takes one more sentence. The amount is worked out once a day and waits in the account for you to claim it at the interval your level pays at; the rules describe a return you take, and nothing there promises it will appear in the balance on its own. The section below explains what the cashier still asks for after that.
How to check the calculation for your own week
The casino prints the formula, which makes this the one offer on the site you can audit yourself. The return is your total stake for the period minus your total winnings, multiplied by the percentage of your level. That is a loss calculation. A period you finished ahead on pays nothing at all, however much went through the account, and no level changes that. Only bets placed before the day the amount is worked out are counted, and the amount is worked out once a day.
Where to look: the VIP page of the account carries your level, your points and the frequency that level pays at. The return waits there for you to claim, and claiming is on you. What the rules never name is a minimum payable amount, so a thin return on a quiet week has no published floor to fall below, and no published cap under the percentage of your level.
If a payment you expected never arrived, three checks come before the chat. Was the period a losing one, because a winning period returns nothing. Did the bets fall before the calculation day for that period. And does the interval you were counting on match your level, since the three bands run on different clocks. Then write to support, which is open 24/7, with four things: your level, the period, what you staked in it and what you won. Those four are the entire formula, and an agent can check them in a minute.
VIP deposit and VIP levels are two different things
Same word, two unrelated offers, and summaries of this casino merge them regularly. The VIP first deposit is a one-off promotion for a single large payment made inside a window after registration, starting at 500 EUR, with its own multiplier and a deadline measured in days. It lives as the last row of the package table on the welcome package and the VIP first deposit.
The VIP levels in the table above are cumulative. They grow with points over time, they pay a share back, and they carry no deadline of any kind. Taking the deposit bonus is an event; holding a level is a state. Neither the rule pages nor the VIP page links the two, and a player can take one and never touch the other.
Where the higher cashback figure on other sites comes from
Summaries of this casino quote a ceiling well above the one in the table, and for once the higher number has a source. The about page of the casino and its bonus rules both advertise a return of up to 21% together with a personal manager, and that figure belongs to the VIP club: an invitation programme with its own prizes and wager-free spins. The cashback ladder on this page tops out at 11%, and both numbers are printed by the same casino on the same site.
So the answer is a boring one. Two programmes, two ceilings, and a summary that quotes the bigger figure beside a table of the smaller is comparing an invitation with a level you can reach by playing. The screen below is the cashback rules page itself, which is where the percentages in the table come from; anything a summary adds on top of it needs its own source, and usually does not have one.
What the casino prints about its own cashback
One screen, so the table above has a face behind it.
A wager-free return, and the one rule that still applies
The cashback rules say the return carries no wagering of its own, and that is the best line in the whole programme: the money arrives clean, with no multiplier and no window to clear it in. The cashier rule above it is untouched, though. Before any withdrawal, 300% of the deposit has to be wagered with real funds, and a cashback credit moves that requirement not at all, because a return is money back and a deposit is money in.
wagering rules at 1xSlots set out which games move a wagering counter and which move nothing, and how bonus money reaches a withdrawal covers the methods, the minimums and the reasons a payout gets refused. Both matter more than the percentage on your level, and both are cheaper to read now than to discover at the cashier.
Five questions about cashback and the VIP levels
What is the cashback on the first level?
4% on Copper, the level every new account starts on, credited every 7 days. Each level above it pays a bigger share; the table lists all eight.
How many levels are there?
Eight, from Copper to Platinum, with the share rising to 11% at the top. The points needed for each step come from the VIP page of a live account, and the percentages from the cashback rules of the casino.
When is cashback credited?
On a schedule that speeds up with the level: every 7 days on the first three levels, every 3 days from Gold to Sapphire, and daily on Diamond and Platinum.
Is the VIP first deposit the same as the VIP levels?
No. The VIP first deposit is a one-off bonus on a single large payment inside a window after registration, and it sits in the package table on the bonuses page. The levels are cumulative and grow with points collected over time.
Can cashback be withdrawn straight away?
The return itself carries no wagering, by its own rules page. The account still has to meet the turnover rule first: 300% of the deposit wagered with real money before any withdrawal. Methods, timings and refusals are on the withdrawal page.