If you’ve read our guide to how rakeback works, you’ll know it’s a cash rebate on your net losses. What we didn’t cover in detail there is how the tier system behind it actually works — because rakeback isn’t usually a flat rate, it scales with a VIP ladder. Here’s how that ladder works and whether climbing it is actually worth it.

Only if you were already going to wager that volume anyway. Rakeback percentages are always a small fraction of your total losses — deliberately increasing your bet size or session length purely to climb a tier almost always costs more in the process than the extra rebate returns. Treat tier progression as a bonus that accrues from your normal play, not a target to actively chase. If you’re mainly interested in maximising returns rather than volume, our guide on clearing wagering requirements faster is a more direct lever.