Not available to residents of Ontario or Alberta. This page is for players 19+ elsewhere in Canada (18+ in Manitoba and Quebec).
Casino Rewards has two layers. Every player gets a Status Level based on how much they wager each month. Separately, there's a discretionary VIP programme with hosts and tailored offers. Neither changes the house edge. Status is shared across the network's casinos. Faster or larger withdrawals for VIPs are not a published benefit.
Status Levels (Bronze to Diamond) are set by the Status Points you earn in a calendar month, and every 50 VIP Points earns 1 Status Point. The full earn rates and level thresholds are in how the Casino Rewards loyalty program works. This page covers the VIP perks and what reaching the top levels costs.
The Casino Rewards VIP page (checked Oct 13, 2026) lists: a VIP team available 24/7, a personal VIP host, personalised offers, birthday and high-roller bonuses, early access to some games, increased bet limits, gifts, a VIP newsletter, more promotions and more draw entries. It also offers to match VIP status held at another casino. It states that "benefits are awarded entirely at the discretion of the Casino management". How you're invited and what qualifies you are not published.
Yes. The loyalty page says your Status Level is the same at whichever Casino Rewards casino you play, and VIP Points can be used at any member casino. See the Casino Rewards casinos compared page and the Yukon Gold review.
Using the published rates, reaching Gold (81 Status Points in a month, per the Casino Rewards FAQ, checked Oct 13, 2026) on slots takes 81 × 50 = 4,050 VIP Points, which at 1.0 point per 10 USD is about 40,500 USD wagered in a month. At a slot with a 4% house edge, the expected cost of that wagering is about 1,620 USD. On blackjack (0.1 points per 10 USD) the wagering needed is ten times higher. This is arithmetic on published rates and an assumed edge, not a test or a prediction. Any perks are a small fraction of what that play costs on average.
Higher stakes usually mean more checks. The Casino Rewards terms (shown on Yukon Gold) allow the casino to request ID, proof of address, proof of payment ownership and notarised copies before a withdrawal. The terms don't describe source-of-funds requests specifically, so ask support what larger withdrawals require.
Never play to reach or keep a level. The casino terms list cooling-off periods from 24 hours to 6 weeks, a 6-month self-exclusion and deposit limits (Yukon Gold terms, checked Oct 13, 2026). Use them, and see responsible gambling.
Status Levels are set by Status Points earned in a calendar month (Gold: 81, Platinum: 201, Diamond: 401, per the Casino Rewards FAQ, checked Oct 13, 2026). The separate VIP programme is discretionary, and its criteria aren't published.
It isn't a published benefit. The stated withdrawal process is the same for all players.
Yes. Casino Rewards says your Status Level is the same at all member casinos.
Yes. Each level has a monthly Status Points figure to maintain it. A newly reached level is held for the rest of that month and the next calendar month.
No. This page isn't for residents of Ontario or Alberta.
Related: how loyalty points work · high-limit casinos · withdrawal times · KYC checklist
Sources (checked Oct 13, 2026): Casino Rewards FAQ; Casino Rewards VIP page; Casino Rewards loyalty page; Yukon Gold FAQ; Yukon Gold terms.