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Casino Rewards runs two point balances, and most people mix them up. One decides how you're treated. The other is money-ish. Here's how it works, using only what the program publishes (checked Oct 12–13, 2026 on casinorewards.com and member casino FAQs).
Status Points measure how much you wager. They set your Status Level, and you can't redeem them. VIP Points also build up as you wager (including with bonus credits, per the program) and from promotions. You redeem them for free casino credits.
The Casino Rewards FAQ (checked Oct 13, 2026) publishes how points accrue. For every 10 USD wagered you earn VIP Points at these rates: slots 1.0, table games 0.5, roulette 0.5, video poker 0.1, blackjack 0.1. Tournaments and All Aces Video Poker earn none. Every 50 VIP Points earns 1 Status Point.
The Casino Rewards FAQ (checked Oct 13, 2026) lists these Status Points per calendar month:
| Level | To reach | To keep |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 1 | 1 |
| Silver | 6 | 4 |
| Gold | 81 | 40 |
| Platinum | 201 | 100 |
| Diamond | 401 | 200 |
The loyalty page says there are 6 Status Levels, but the FAQ table lists five, so a sixth level isn't published.
According to the program, higher levels bring bigger bonuses, more promotions, priority support, birthday gifts, exclusive games, personal VIP hosts, and more entries into the Time Of Your Life Sweepstakes and the VIP Lucky Jackpot. The Lucky Jackpot is really five pools, one per level. A Gold member is eligible for the Gold, Silver and Bronze pools, and a Diamond member for all five.
There's also a separate, discretionary VIP programme. Its perks, and what reaching the top levels costs, are covered in the Casino Rewards VIP programme explained.
Go to the Casino Rewards tab in the casino lobby (or "Promotions" on mobile) and hit Redeem once you have at least 1,000 points, per the Yukon Gold and Casino Kingdom FAQs. The program says VIP Points never expire. The conversion rate and any wagering on redeemed credits are not published, so check in your lobby before redeeming. There's no deadline, so there's no reason to rush a redemption.
Rewards Riches is a page inside your casino that hands out daily prizes: free spins, bonuses, VIP Points and jackpot "chances". It also has a "Gold Surge" that the program describes as 24 hours of its best prizes. The program says you join by depositing and then visiting the Rewards Riches page. Prize values and odds are not published.
Levels move "up or down every few weeks", per the program. Once you reach a level, you keep it for the rest of that month and the whole next calendar month. After that you have to keep your play up to stay there.
Your Status Level is the same at every Casino Rewards casino, and VIP Points can be redeemed at any member casino. So playing at Yukon Gold, Casino Kingdom or Golden Tiger all counts toward the same level.
As a bonus on top of play you'd do anyway, sure. As a reason to deposit, no. The level system is built to keep you playing to "maintain" your tier. Never deposit to hang on to a level. If you notice yourself doing that, set a deposit limit or take a break (see responsible gambling). And keep in mind that bonus credits from the program still face wagering. See wagering requirements explained.
No. Status Points only set your level. VIP Points are what you redeem, and they turn into casino credits, not cash straight away.
Your Status Level and VIP Points work across all Casino Rewards member casinos.
The program says levels move every few weeks. A new level is held for the rest of the month and the next calendar month.
Casino Rewards says VIP Points never expire (checked Oct 12, 2026).
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