Daily Cashback: Part of Yesterday, Back Today
Of everything we offer, cashback is the reward you will meet most often. It looks at one day of play at a time and hands back a slice of whatever that day cost you.
The rule, plainly
A fresh cashback payment is worked out every day from the net loss of the day before, at a rate somewhere between 5% and 20%. Your VIP tier fixes where you land, so an identical losing day is worth more to someone further up the ladder.
| Part of the rule | How it applies |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Daily |
| Based on | Net losses from the day before |
| Range | 5-20% |
| What fixes your rate | Your VIP tier |
One day, worked through at 5%
Suppose yesterday closed with a net loss of £200. At a 5% rate, £10 of it comes back to you today. The loss is still a loss; it is simply £10 lighter than it was when you logged off.
What counts as a net loss
A net loss is what a day took from you once that same day's wins are set against it. A day that ends level or ahead leaves nothing to return, which is how a refund on losses ought to behave.
Keeping cashback in its place
A cashback payment softens a rough day without reversing it: £190 of that £200 stays spent. Treat each return as a small cushion rather than a reason to carry on, and let your deposit limit have the final word.
