The four highest cards according to the official page
The official loyalty program page (as of 8 October 2026) gives these figures for levels 7 to 10:
| Level | Card | Points | Card value | Bonuses | Multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | VIP Platinum Card | 600,010 – 5,000,010 | 1,500 EUR | 4 | x0 |
| 8 | VIP Diamond Card | 5,000,010 – 50,000,010 | 15,000 EUR | 5 | x0 |
| 9 | Partner Casino Card | 50,000,010 – 500,000,010 | 40,000 EUR | 5 | x0 |
| 10 | Level 10 (by invitation) | 500,000,010+ | 40,000+ EUR | 1 | x0 |
Under the program terms, levels 6 to 10 have a wagering multiplier of x0, so loyalty bonuses carry no wagering. The operator also reserves the right to change or end the program at any time without prior notice. With sums this high, that is no formality: the table reflects the state on the date checked, not a promise for the future.
Point ranges that grow tenfold
While the middle VIP levels have bands in the tens and hundreds of thousands of points, the top of the ladder moves into millions:
- VIP Platinum spans 4,400,000 points – more than seven times all previous levels combined.
- VIP Diamond has a band of 45,000,000 points.
- Partner Casino Card covers 450,000,000 points.
- Level 10 starts at 500,000,010 points and has no upper limit.
Levels 8 and 9 are each roughly ten times wider than the one before. Card value grows more slowly: from 1,500 to 15,000 EUR is tenfold, but from 15,000 to 40,000 EUR is less than threefold.
Four, five and finally one bonus
The number of bonuses shifts at the top. According to the page, VIP Platinum brings four bonuses, Diamond and Partner Casino Card five each. Level 10 lists a single bonus worth 40,000+ EUR; the plus sign suggests the amount is not fixed, but the page does not explain it further.
How the individual bonuses are made up, whether they are cash bonuses, free spins or a mix, and how the card value is split between them, the official page does not say. Nor does it state how long they remain valid. Per the FAQ, validity is shown next to each reward in your account, and activation usually starts the countdown.
The page header states a total program volume of ‘57,000 EUR+ in cash bonuses’ and ‘6,700 free spins’. The card values for levels 2 to 9 add up to 57,844 EUR, so the header figure very likely matches that sum. The page, however, does not link the two explicitly.
Level 10: the only one that needs an invitation
According to the official page, Level 10 is by invitation only. Points from 500,000,010 upwards are therefore a condition that does not guarantee promotion by itself. How invitations are granted, who decides and whether there are criteria beyond points, the page does not say – check with support.
It is also worth noting what the program promises and what it does not. Asked about a personal VIP manager, the official FAQ is clear: the program is built on levels, not personal managers, and questions about rewards at any level are handled by support via live chat. So even at the top, do not count on a personal contact that the page never promises.
Card value versus band width at the top
Divide the card value by the width of the points band and you see how the ratio behaves at the top. This is only arithmetic on official figures:
| Level | Band width (points) | Card value | EUR per 1,000 points of band |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 – VIP Gold (for comparison) | 250,000 | 700 EUR | 2.80 |
| 7 – VIP Platinum | 4,400,000 | 1,500 EUR | 0.34 |
| 8 – VIP Diamond | 45,000,000 | 15,000 EUR | 0.33 |
| 9 – Partner Casino Card | 450,000,000 | 40,000 EUR | 0.09 |
Relative to the points collected, the highest levels have the lowest value in the whole program. The big card sums look tempting, but the point ranges grow far faster. More calculations are on the page with reward examples.
A sober estimate: the turnover behind millions of points
How many points you get per 1 € staked, the official page does not say, nor whether all games count equally. We cover this on the page about loyalty points. Without a conversion rate, only the order of magnitude can be shown, and purely on an assumption.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): if 1 € staked in real money = 1 point, VIP Platinum would mean a turnover of 600,010 €, VIP Diamond 5,000,010 €, Partner Casino Card 50,000,010 € and Level 10 over 500 million euros. If games returned 96 % on average (again, just an assumption), a turnover of 5 million euros would statistically mean an expected loss of around 200,000 €. Against that, the 15,000 EUR VIP Diamond card is a fraction.
Even if the real points rate were kinder to the player, the principle stands: the top levels reflect extreme play volume. They are not a goal worth aiming for, and they bring no assured profit.
Who the top levels are for, and when to pause
The top cards make sense at most as a side effect of play that a player with a very large budget can afford regardless of status. For a typical player, it is more realistic to see level 7 and above as a number in a table, not a plan.
If you catch yourself working out how far you are from Platinum or Diamond and adjusting deposits accordingly, that is a signal to stop. Your budget should come from what you can afford to lose, not from the points needed for the next level. Tools and sources of help are on the page about responsible gaming.
For the top levels, the official page states neither whether points expire nor which games are eligible. For these questions: the official page does not say – check in your account or with support.