Bronze, Silver and Gold in a single table
According to the official loyalty program page (as of 8 October 2026), levels 4 to 6 look like this:
| Level | Card | Points | Card value | Bonuses | Multiplier per terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | VIP Bronze Card | 75,010 – 175,010 | 200 EUR | 3 | within x3 to x1 |
| 5 | VIP Silver Card | 175,010 – 350,010 | 400 EUR | 3 | within x3 to x1 |
| 6 | VIP Gold Card | 350,010 – 600,010 | 700 EUR | 3 | x0 (no wagering) |
The terms give multipliers only as bands: levels 3 to 5 carry x3 to x1, levels 6 to 10 carry x0. Which exact multiplier applies to Bronze and which to Silver, the page does not specify. The operator may also change or end the program at any time without notice, so compare the table with your account.
From Premium Card to VIP Bronze: the biggest jump in value
Between levels three and four, the card value changes more sharply than anywhere else in the lower half of the program: from 30 EUR to 200 EUR, almost sevenfold. At the end of the starter levels you have 75,010 points, and VIP Bronze begins right past that line.
The Bronze level itself spans 100,000 points. That is more than the first three levels combined. Here the program changes character: no more quick steps after a few days of play, only long-term, high betting volume.
VIP Silver: double the value for another 175,000 points
Level five starts at 175,010 points and ends at 350,010. The card is worth 400 EUR, double the Bronze value, again split across three bonuses. The points range, however, grows by three quarters compared with Bronze, from 100,000 to 175,000 points.
How the 400 EUR is divided between the three bonuses, and whether they arrive at once or one by one, the official page does not say. Nor does it state how long each reward stays valid. Per the FAQ, validity is shown next to each reward in your account, and activation usually starts the countdown. With sums in the hundreds of euros, activate a reward only when you actually plan to play.
VIP Gold and the line where wagering disappears
Level six is the turning point of the program. The VIP Gold Card covers 350,010 to 600,010 points, is worth 700 EUR and comes with three bonuses. The key change is in the terms, not the amount: from level 6 up to level 10, the official page lists a wagering multiplier of x0.
Gold is also the last level with three bonuses. From level seven, the page lists four and then five bonuses; more on that on the page about the top levels.
What a wager-free reward means in practice
The wagering multiplier says how many times you must bet the bonus amount before it becomes withdrawable. At x0, the terms require no such turnover.
Illustrative calculation from official figures: a 200 EUR bonus from the VIP Bronze card would mean 600 EUR in bets at x3 and 200 EUR at x1. For the 700 EUR VIP Gold card, the required turnover at x0 is zero. More calculations are on the page about loyalty bonus wagering.
Wager-free does not mean rule-free, though. Even at x0, the program terms state that:
- loyalty bonuses are non-transferable and a reward cannot be gifted to another player;
- they can only be used on eligible games, which the page does not list;
- each reward has its own validity period;
- whether wager-free rewards carry other limits, such as a maximum win or special withdrawal conditions, the official page does not say – check in your account or with support.
How many euros per thousand points of range
A useful comparison comes from dividing the card value by the width of the level's points band. This is plain arithmetic on official figures, not a conversion of points into money:
| Level | Band width (points) | Card value | EUR per 1,000 points of band |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 – Premium | 65,000 | 30 EUR | 0.46 |
| 4 – VIP Bronze | 100,000 | 200 EUR | 2.00 |
| 5 – VIP Silver | 175,000 | 400 EUR | 2.29 |
| 6 – VIP Gold | 250,000 | 700 EUR | 2.80 |
The middle levels offer a better ratio of points to value than the Premium Card. Whether the card value is paid at once or spread over time, the page does not say precisely, so treat the table as a rough comparison.
How much play sits behind a VIP card
How many points you get per 1 € staked, the official page does not say. So nobody can tell what it takes to reach VIP Bronze, only why a VIP level should not be a target.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): if 1 € staked in real money = 1 point, VIP Bronze would mean a turnover of 75,010 € and the end of Gold 600,010 €. If games returned 96 % on average (again, just an assumption), a turnover of 100,000 € would statistically mean an expected loss of around 4,000 €. A card worth 200 or 400 EUR does not offset a loss like that.
So a VIP level makes sense only as a side effect of play you would do anyway. If it starts pulling you towards bigger deposits, read the page on loyalty and control over your play. No level brings assured profit.
What the official page leaves out about levels 4–6
‘VIP’ makes many people think of a personal manager. The official FAQ sets the record straight: the program is built on levels, not personal managers, and questions about rewards at any level are handled by support via live chat.
The page also does not state whether points expire, how the three bonuses of each card are made up, or how bets convert to points. For these questions, the official page does not say – check in your account or with support. Where to find your points and how many you still need for the next level is covered in our guide on how to track your status.