Rexbet’s VIP casino rewards program is a 12-level points ladder that pays weekly cashback on net losses and a one-time bonus for reaching each new level, with every tier’s threshold and payout published rather than kept behind an invite.

A common industry pattern for a casino loyalty program is the opposite: unpublished thresholds, invite-only upper tiers, or cashback rates that require contacting support to find out. This page lays out exactly what each of the 12 levels requires and pays, for anyone who has already claimed Rexbet’s casino welcome bonus or is deciding what comes next.

How points build across casino, live casino and sports betting

Points accrue at different rates depending on where they’re earned. Casino play earns one point per $16 wagered, live casino earns one point per $24 wagered, and sports betting earns one point per $8 wagered, provided the bet clears minimum odds of 1.50. A sportsbook coupon has to settle by Sunday midnight to count toward that week’s total.

That spread matters for anyone weighing where to spend their time. A sportsbook bettor accumulates points roughly three times faster per dollar wagered than a live casino player does, purely because of how the earn rate is set per vertical, not because of stake size or outcome. For a full look at what’s currently running on the sportsbook side, the sports betting bonus page covers Rexbet’s five standing promotions in detail.

Reaching Level 2’s 100-point threshold takes $1,600 wagered through casino play, $2,400 through live casino, or $800 through sports betting at qualifying odds. The same three-times gap holds at every threshold on the ladder, since the earn rates themselves don’t change by level.

Weekly cashback runs from five percent to fifteen

Every level pays a percentage of net losses back as cashback, and the rate climbs as the tier does, from 5% at Level 1 up to 15% at Level 10 and above. The full ladder:

Level	Min. points	Weekly cashback	Max weekly cashback	Level-up bonus
1	0	5%	$200	N/A
2	100	6%	$200	$20
3	500	7%	$800	$40
4	1,000	8%	$1,600	$60
5	2,500	9%	$3,200	$80
6	5,000	10%	$4,800	$120
7	10,000	10%	$8,000	$200
8	20,000	12%	$16,000	$400
9	50,000	12%	$80,000	$800
10	100,000	15%	$160,000	$1,600
11	500,000	15%	$480,000	$2,400
12	1,000,000	15%	$800,000	$4,000

Levels 6 and 7 share the same 10% rate, and 8 and 9 share 12%, so the percentage doesn’t move at every single level. What does move consistently is the ceiling: the maximum weekly cashback roughly doubles at nearly every step, which matters more than the percentage for anyone playing at a stake size that regularly bumps against the cap.

Cashback covers net losses, not every wager

Weekly cashback isn’t a rebate on turnover. It’s calculated on net losses during the campaign period, meaning total real-money losses minus wins, and jackpot wins are excluded from that calculation entirely. A losing week produces cashback; a winning week or a break-even week doesn’t. Rexbet’s other promotions run their own cashback and reload offers on different terms, covered separately in the cashback and reload bonuses explainer.

Payment lands every Monday, based on whichever level was held as of the previous Sunday. That tier’s own rate applies, so a player who levels up mid-week still gets paid at their Sunday tier for that week’s cashback, not the new one. The minimum reward at any tier is $1, and the cashback bonus has to be wagered once before it can be withdrawn, within 10 days of being credited.

Holding Level 5 with $500 in net real-money losses over a campaign week earns $45 in cashback: the 9% rate applied directly to that loss figure, well under the $3,200 weekly cap for that tier.

A bonus on top of the weekly payout for climbing a tier

Reaching a new level pays a separate, one-time bonus on top of ongoing weekly cashback. It scales sharply with tier: $20 at Level 2, up to $200 by Level 7, and as high as $4,000 at Level 12. Jumping several levels in a single day because of a big wagering session still pays out, since Rexbet credits the total bonus owed for every level crossed rather than only the highest one reached.

A player who crosses from Level 4 into Level 6 in one session, for instance, collects both the $80 owed for Level 5 and the $120 owed for Level 6, a combined $200 rather than just the higher figure. That bonus is credited once per day, so multiple level-ups on the same day arrive as one combined payment rather than several separate ones.

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Wagering that tier bonus before it counts

A level-up bonus carries its own wagering requirement before it can be withdrawn: 15 times the bonus amount in casino, 25 times in live casino, or 10 times in sports betting at combined odds of at least 1.60. Those multiples are lower than Rexbet’s general 40x/100x casino bonus rule, which fits the pattern seen elsewhere in this promotions cluster, where a specific promo’s terms consistently beat the general default.

Picking the right vertical to clear it in makes a real difference. Wagering a $200 level-up bonus through casino at 15x requires $3,000 in stakes; the same bonus through live casino at 25x requires $5,000. Missing that window, or wagering through the wrong bet type, is one of the more common ways a bonus like this ends up forfeited; the common bonus mistakes page runs through the full list.

What happens to a level if the account closes or reopens

Every new account starts at Level 1 regardless of any history on other platforms; there’s no starting boost or level import. If an account is closed, restricted, or reopened during a campaign period, any rewards tied to that period are forfeited. That same account-status condition applies across Rexbet’s other promotions too, and is laid out in full in the general bonus terms. What isn’t published is whether an earned level itself ever resets on its own, so this page doesn’t claim a level is either permanent or temporary beyond what those confirmed rules say.

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