1win VIP levels: bet totals and privileges
The 1win VIP Loyalty Program gives cashback and a list of extras to players who bet a lot. It has 20 levels, and every new account is placed on the first one. Each level asks for a higher total of bets than the one before.
1win: the upsides and the catches
- Free to join, with Bronze 1 set on the account at sign-up.
- The level never drops, and a break in play does not reset it.
- Slots, sports at 1.30+ and Markets all count towards it.
- Markets has no minimum price, so cheap favourites there still count.
- Cashback needs to be bet once, and you can play it at once.
- Gold 3 raises sports limits, the one extra with a clear use.
- The first eight levels give a percentage and nothing else.
- Cashback covers the Slots tab only — sport, Markets, live casino and roulette pay back nothing.
- Every level has a weekly minimum before anything is due: $800 at Bronze 1 for a $1 maximum.
- A week that ends in profit pays no cashback at all.
- Payment is not automatic. You claim it on Saturday or lose it.
- Black 2, Black 4, Platinum 2 and all three Diamond levels add no new extra.
- None of the 12 extras comes with a stated value.
What the 1win VIP Loyalty Program is
You join by signing up. There is no fee, no code and no form to fill in. Every new account gets Bronze 1 at once.
If you opened your account before the program started, 1win sets your level from your earlier betting.
The program gives two kinds of reward. The first is cashback — money back on part of what you lose in slots. It runs from 1% at Bronze 1 to 40% at Black 5. The second is a list of 12 extras, such as a VIP manager or a private tournament.
Your VIP level is based on the total of all your bets since you opened the account. That total never goes down, so a level you reach cannot be taken away.
Amounts on this page are in US dollars, because that is the currency 1win uses in its own level tables. If your account is in another currency, the site shows the same amounts converted at the current rate.
Which bets count towards a 1win level
Three kinds of bets count:
- Bets in the Slots section.
- Sports bets at odds of 1.30 or higher.
- Bets in the Markets section.
Sports bets below 1.30 do nothing for your VIP level. Neither does anything else on the site.
Slots is a named tab in the 1win casino lobby, not the casino as a whole. Live casino, Roulette, Quick games, Bonus buy and 1win games each sit under a tab of their own. A live roulette table or a crash game is outside Slots, so it adds nothing to your level and earns no cashback.
Markets is a separate part of 1win. You do not bet on a match there. You bet on whether something will happen, and each question has two answers, Yes and No, with a percentage next to each one.
That percentage is the price of the answer, not the odds. An answer priced at 42% pays about 2.31 times the stake. A fair 42% chance would pay 2.38 times. The difference of about 3% stays with 1win.
The 1.30 rule applies to sports bets only, and this is where it matters. An answer priced at 85% in Markets is close to odds of 1.18. In the sportsbook a bet at 1.18 does nothing for your level. The same kind of bet in Markets counts in full.
Bets on a tournament winner exist in both sections. The section you place them in can change whether they count.
All 20 1win levels and the bets they need
| Level | Total bets needed | Cashback (up to) |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze 1 | $0 | 1% |
| Bronze 2 | $1000 | 2% |
| Bronze 3 | $2500 | 3% |
| Silver 1 | $5000 | 4% |
| Silver 2 | $10,000 | 5% |
| Silver 3 | $20,000 | 6% |
| Gold 1 | $40,000 | 7% |
| Gold 2 | $70,000 | 8% |
| Gold 3 | $130,000 | 9% |
| Platinum 1 | $250,000 | 10% |
| Platinum 2 | $500,000 | 11% |
| Platinum 3 | $1,000,000 | 12% |
| Diamond 1 | $2,500,000 | 15% |
| Diamond 2 | $5,000,000 | 20% |
| Diamond 3 | $10,000,000 | 25% |
| Black 1 | $50,000,000 | 30% |
| Black 2 | $100,000,000 | 30% |
| Black 3 | $250,000,000 | 35% |
| Black 4 | $500,000,000 | 35% |
| Black 5 | $1,000,000,000 | 40% |
The first six levels ask for small amounts. Bronze 2 needs $1000, and Silver 3 needs $20,000. After that each step is about double the one before, and between Diamond 3 and Black 1 the amount grows five times.
The last level asks for a billion dollars in bets. No private player reaches that, so treat the top of the table as a display rather than a target.
Two of the 20 VIP levels give nothing new. Black 2 needs $100,000,000 and pays the same 30% as Black 1 at $50,000,000, with the same extras. Black 4 needs $500,000,000 and matches Black 3 at $250,000,000 in the same way.
Gold 3 is where the 1win extras start
Bronze 1 is the starting point. From Bronze 2 to Gold 2, each new level changes one thing: the cashback percentage. Nothing else opens, and on the level cards every extra has a lock next to it.
Gold 3 needs $130,000 in total bets. It is the first level that gives you anything besides a percentage.
The whole 20-level program has only four points where a new extra opens: Gold 3, Platinum 1, Platinum 3 and Black 1. The other 16 levels change the cashback percentage, and two of those change nothing at all.
Some of the gaps are large. Platinum 2 costs $500,000 and adds no extra over Platinum 1. All three Diamond levels, from $2,500,000 to $10,000,000, add no extra over Platinum 3.
The 12 extras on the 1win level cards
| Extra | Opens at | Total bets needed |
|---|---|---|
| Access to VIP Club | Gold 3 | $130,000 |
| VIP support | Gold 3 | $130,000 |
| Private VIP tournaments | Gold 3 | $130,000 |
| VIP bonuses | Gold 3 | $130,000 |
| Increased sports betting limits | Gold 3 | $130,000 |
| Exclusive VIP channels | Gold 3 | $130,000 |
| VIP manager | Platinum 1 | $250,000 |
| Concierge service | Platinum 1 | $250,000 |
| Bonuses from VIP manager | Platinum 1 | $250,000 |
| VIP gifts and merch | Platinum 1 | $250,000 |
| Trips to VIP events | Platinum 3 | $1,000,000 |
| Personal assistant | Black 1 | $50,000,000 |
The level card in your account lists 13 rows, not 12. The first row is "Higher cashback", which is the percentage itself, so the extras above it come to 12.
The personal assistant is the last extra to open. It needs Black 1, and Black 1 needs $50,000,000 in total bets.
None of the 12 comes with a stated value. A gift could be a cap or a watch, and 1win does not say which. Higher sports limits are the one item with a clear use, and only for players who already reach the standard limits.
How to read your 1win level progress
Your account page shows progress as a percentage, not as a sum. The 1win FAQ gives the sum that turns it into money:
remaining = level amount − (progress% × level amount ÷ 100)
At Bronze 1 with 80% done, that is 1000 − ((80 × 1000) ÷ 100) = $200 left to bet.
Use the full amount of the next level in the sum, not the gap between two levels. The amounts in the table are counted from your first bet, so the same sum works at every level.
Two numbers decide your 1win cashback
Cashback is the money part of the program, and it has three limits that the percentage in the table does not show.
The first is where it applies. It covers losses in the Slots tab only. Sports and Markets bets raise your level and pay you nothing back, and so do live casino, roulette and quick games.
The second is how the loss is counted. 1win takes your net result for the week — everything you staked in slots minus everything you won. A week that ends in profit pays no cashback at all.
The third is the pair of numbers attached to each level. Every level has a minimum you must bet during the week before any cashback is due, and a maximum the payout cannot pass:
- Bronze 1: bet at least $800 in the week, receive at most $1.
- Gold 3: bet at least $7500, receive at most $80.
- Platinum 1: bet at least $10,000, receive at most $100.
- Black 5: bet at least $250,000, receive at most $10,000.
This is why Bronze 1 costs $0 to reach but is not free money. The level arrives with the account; the 1% still needs $800 of slot bets in the week.
Payment is once a week and is not automatic. You claim it in the "Bonuses" section on Saturday, and the amount has to be bet once before you can withdraw it.
The 1win cashback page has the weekly minimum and the maximum payout for all 20 levels.
$130,000 for VIP support and a private tournament
The program costs nothing to join, and Bronze 1 is set on the account at sign-up. At that point the reward is 1% of weekly slot losses, capped at $1, and only in weeks where you bet $800 or more.
Gold 3 is the first level that gives more than a number, and $130,000 in bets is a large sum in practice. At $1 a spin that is 130,000 spins. If slots keep about $4 out of every $100 staked, roughly $5200 is gone by the time the level opens. Gold 3 then returns at most $80 a week.
The rest of the extras sit higher still. A VIP manager needs $250,000. A trip to an event needs $1,000,000.
Because the total never resets, your VIP level can only rise. That suits a player who already bets on 1win week after week. For a new account, the 1win welcome offer is worth far more in the first months than any VIP level here.
Treat your level as a result of the betting you were going to do anyway. Betting more than usual to reach the next one costs far more than that level pays back.
Frequently asked questions
How do I join the 1win VIP Loyalty Program?
You join it by signing up. Every new 1win account starts at Bronze 1, and no code or payment is needed. Older accounts are rated on their earlier betting.
How many levels does the 1win VIP program have?
The 1win loyalty program has 20 VIP levels, from Bronze 1 up to Black 5. Each one needs a higher total of bets, starting at $1000 for Bronze 2, the second one.
When does the 1win VIP manager appear?
The VIP manager opens at Platinum 1, which asks for $250,000 in total bets. Gold 3 costs $130,000 and gives VIP support and private tournaments, but no manager.
Do sports bets count towards a 1win level?
Sports bets count only when the odds are 1.30 or higher. They raise your VIP level but earn no cashback, because 1win pays it on the Slots section only.
Can I lose a 1win VIP level?
Your 1win VIP level cannot drop. It is based on the total of all bets since you opened the account, and that total never goes down, even after a long break.