Fifteen ranks, auto-enrolment at ₹1,000 in total bets, daily guaranteed bonus and a cashback matrix per product family. Everything shown here is from the staged VIP snapshot.
The VIP programme at this publisher is structured around fifteen ranks. Auto-enrolment triggers once total bets exceed ₹1,000. The matrix below is taken from the public VIP snapshot and has not been rewritten.
What the matrix actually contains
Each row contains seven cells: the rank label (VIP1 to VIP15), a daily guaranteed INR amount, three cashback percentages (one per product family), the level-up bonus that triggers on promotion, and the free-withdrawal ceiling. Three columns use percentages rather than INR. Where the value is 0% the column still shows 0%; the absence of a row would be the only signal that a value is missing.
Level
Daily guaranteed (INR)
Games cashback
Rummy cashback
Fantasy cashback
Level-up bonus
Free withdrawal
VIP1
₹1
3%
0.3%
0.5%
₹5
₹10.00 Lakhs
VIP2
₹2
4%
0.4%
0.7%
₹8
₹10.00 Lakhs
VIP3
₹3
4%
0.4%
0.7%
₹10
₹10.00 Lakhs
VIP4
₹8
4%
0.4%
0.7%
₹20
₹10.00 Lakhs
VIP5
₹10
4%
0.4%
0.7%
₹30
₹10.00 Lakhs
VIP6
₹15
5%
0.5%
0.9%
₹50
₹20.00 Lakhs
VIP7
₹20
5%
0.5%
0.9%
₹100
₹20.00 Lakhs
VIP8
₹25
6%
0.6%
1%
₹200
₹20.00 Lakhs
VIP9
₹30
6%
0.6%
1%
₹300
₹20.00 Lakhs
VIP10
₹50
7%
0.7%
1.2%
₹500
₹20.00 Lakhs
VIP11
₹60
7%
0.7%
1.2%
₹1,000
₹50.00 Lakhs
VIP12
₹70
8%
0.8%
1.4%
₹2,000
₹50.00 Lakhs
VIP13
₹80
8%
0.8%
1.4%
₹3,000
₹50.00 Lakhs
VIP14
₹90
9%
0.9%
1.5%
₹5,000
₹50.00 Lakhs
VIP15
₹100
10%
1%
1.7%
₹10,000
₹50.00 Lakhs
How a visitor should read it
The matrix is not a ladder. Climbing from VIP1 to VIP15 involves a combination of total bets, deposit frequency, withdrawal frequency and product mix; the snapshot does not publish the exact formula. We deliberately do not publish an estimated climb rate either. Use the publisher’s in-app VIP dashboard for your live rank and progression.
Maintenance notice
The snapshot includes a maintenance notice in its own words: VIP level may decrease because of prolonged inactivity or insufficient bets. We quote that text without rewriting because the exact wording matters for an audit-minded reader.
What we do not publish
Your current VIP level. Check it in the publisher’s account page; we have no access to it.
Personalised weekly bonus. It is calculated from play and is not in the public snapshot.
The exact cadence of cashback payments (daily, weekly, monthly). The snapshot only lists the percentages.
Custom nickname, priority withdrawal or fee-free withdrawal as numbers. The snapshot mentions them as privileges, not as values.
Confirm your current VIP rank inside the publisher’s app on the day you act; the matrix above is a snapshot, not a promise. Report any discrepancy between your live rank and the matrix on /contact/ so the editorial team can follow up.
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The matrix rows are taken straight from the staged VIP snapshot. Each row is one source row. We do not aggregate, average or normalise.
Reading percentages
Three columns in the matrix are percentages rather than INR. A 3% games cashback means three per cent of net loss in that product family during the cashback window. The snapshot does not publish the window; verify it on the publisher’s VIP dashboard.
Free withdrawal ceilings
The free-withdrawal column lists a ceiling in lakhs of INR. The ceiling limits free withdrawals; additional withdrawals may carry a fee. The fee schedule is not in the snapshot and is governed by the publisher’s payments policy.
Auto-enrolment timing
Auto-enrolment triggers when total bets exceed ₹1,000. After enrolment, level progression depends on a combination of deposit frequency, product mix and withdrawal frequency. We do not publish a climb rate.
Maintenance in plain language
VIP level may decrease because of prolonged inactivity or insufficient bets. Treat that as a warning to maintain regular play at a level you can sustain.
Editorial coverage
For a narrative read of the same numbers, see /news/vip-15-levels-and-auto-enrol/. For the welcome-tier layer that interacts with VIP, see /promos/.
A short visitor’s reading order
If you have thirty seconds, read the headline: fifteen ranks, auto-enrolment at ₹1,000 in total bets, daily guaranteed bonus and a cashback matrix per product family. If you have three minutes, read what the matrix actually contains and the maintenance notice. If you have ten minutes, read the rest, then confirm your live rank on the publisher’s dashboard.
Why a verification route for VIP
VIP tables are often summarised in a single headline number. Verification of the matrix is the value of this product: the desk reproduces every row, every cell, every column as the snapshot says. We do not collapse the table; we publish it.
How the matrix is sourced
The matrix rows come straight from the staged VIP CSV snapshot. We do not aggregate, average or normalise. Each row maps directly to its source row in the CSV file the editorial archive holds.
Reading the percentages
The three cashback percentages in the matrix are rates applied to net loss in the relevant product family during the cashback window. The snapshot does not publish the cashback window; verify it on the publisher’s VIP dashboard inside the app.
Reading the free-withdrawal ceiling
The free-withdrawal column lists a ceiling in lakhs of INR. The ceiling limits free withdrawals; additional withdrawals may carry a fee. The fee schedule is governed by the publisher’s payments policy, not by this route.
What happens when the snapshot updates
The desk re-pulls the staged VIP CSV on a fixed cadence. When the publisher adds a row, the desk re-renders the matrix. When the publisher retires a row, the desk marks it as ‘Not published’ and publishes a follow-up.
A working visitor’s checklist
Before you rely on the matrix on this route, work through three checks. Confirm your live rank on the publisher’s VIP dashboard inside the app. Confirm your total bets since enrolment is at least ₹1,000. Confirm that the snapshot’s maintenance notice still applies to you (no prolonged inactivity, no insufficient-bets drop). If any check fails, treat your live rank as the source of record, not the matrix on this route.
What the matrix does not tell you
The matrix does not tell you how the publisher measures climb rate, what the cashback window is, what the conversion rate is between INR and Gullak, what the fee schedule is for withdrawals beyond the free ceiling, or how VIP privileges interact with the publisher’s responsible-use tools. Each of those lives on the publisher’s VIP dashboard.
Editorial archive and audit trail
The matrix on this route corresponds row-by-row to a row in the staged VIP CSV snapshot. The editorial archive retains the snapshot so an audit-minded reader can match a cell to its source. The route is the public view of the matrix; the archive is internal.
What we mean by ‘Not published’
When the snapshot or CSV is silent on a value, we mark the row Not published. We do not treat silence as zero or default. Honest silence beats a guessed number on a financial product.
What happens when the source changes
If the publisher amends a row or adds a rank, the desk republishes the matrix. The audit trail in the editorial archive keeps the prior snapshot for reference.
Beyond this article
For the welcome-tier layer that interacts with VIP, see /promos/. For the refer-and-earn conflict, see /code/. For a narrative read of the same numbers, see /news/vip-15-levels-and-auto-enrol/.
Reading the matrix on a narrow viewport
The seven columns of the matrix are wider than a 360px viewport. The route keeps the matrix in a horizontal scroll region on mobile. Use a larger viewport to read the matrix comfortably. The screenshot below follows the same convention.
What about invited VIP tiers
Some VIP programmes include invited tiers above the public matrix. The publisher’s snapshot does not publish invited tiers because they are by definition not public. We do not invent invited tiers and we do not promise a private track.
What about seasonal VIP boosts
Some publisher programmes publish seasonal boosts to daily-guaranteed bonus or cashback. The staged VIP CSV does not include a seasonal boost field; if the publisher publishes one in a future snapshot, the desk will add a seasonal column at that point.
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