The SpinBit VIP club: eight levels, weekly cashback

The SpinBit VIP club rewards you for every pokie round you play. You do not sign up for it and you do not pay to join it. Points accumulate as you place bets, the levels arrive on their own, and what changes as you climb is the weekly cashback rate and the size of the free spin prizes waiting at each step.

The eight SpinBit levels and what each one pays

Level	Points needed	Weekly reward	Free spin prize
The Go Getter	200 – 499	$20 achievement prize x5	+20 free spins
The Insider	500 – 4,999	5% weekly cashback x5	+50 free spins
The Rising Star	5,000 – 9,999	7% weekly cashback x5	+100 free spins
The Super Player	10,000 – 19,999	10% weekly cashback x5	+150 free spins
The Super Star	20,000 – 29,999	12% weekly cashback x5	+200 free spins
The All Star	30,000 – 39,999	15% weekly cashback x5	+250 free spins
The High Roller	40,000 – 49,999	18% weekly cashback x5	+300 free spins
The Hall of Fame	50,000+	20% weekly cashback x5	+350 free spins

The x5 next to each reward is the detail most people skim past. Every SpinBit level holds five sub-steps, so the reward at that level is handed out five times as you work through it rather than once at the door. A level is a stretch of the climb, not a single gate.

Why a cashback rate beats a one-off bonus

A SpinBit bonus arrives once. Cashback arrives every week you play, and it is calculated on net losses, which means a week that closes ahead simply produces nothing to calculate against. That asymmetry is the whole point: it trims the downside while leaving the upside untouched.

Week	Net result	At 5% (Insider)	At 20% (Hall of Fame)
Week one	$400 down	$20 back	$80 back
Week two	Ahead on the week	Nothing to calculate	Nothing to calculate
Week three	$250 down	$12.50 back	$50 back
Week four	$600 down	$30 back	$120 back
Four weeks	$1,250 down in total	$62.50 back	$250 back

Look at the bottom row rather than any single week. The same four weeks of play return four times as much at the top level as at the entry level, without a single change to how the account is played. That is the part of a loyalty structure that actually compounds, and it is why we weight the SpinBit club towards rate increases rather than one-time gifts.

How points are earned

Points come from placing bets on pokies, so the climb happens during ordinary play
No opt-in, no application and no membership fee at any level
Levels are cumulative, so points collected never reset at the end of a week
Each level pays its reward across five sub-steps rather than once
Free spin prizes land in the Bonuses section of your account
Cashback is credited automatically with no claim to submit

The Go Getter step and what it is for

The first level sits at 200 points and pays a $20 achievement prize five times plus 20 free spins, rather than a cashback percentage. We built it that way on purpose: a new SpinBit account has no loss history to calculate a percentage from, so a fixed prize is simply the more honest reward at that stage. From The Insider upwards, the weekly percentage takes over.

Playing your way up sensibly

A SpinBit climb like this rewards consistency, and consistency is a very different thing from volume. The SpinBit VIP club is built to make an ordinary week of play pay a little more each month, not to encourage a bigger one. Deposit limits, loss limits, session reminders and cooling-off periods all sit in your account and keep working exactly the same at Hall of Fame as they do at Go Getter.

If you want to know where you currently sit, your points total and current level are shown in your account alongside your balance. Cashback lands weekly, the free spin prizes arrive as each sub-step completes, and there is nothing to claim. Sign up, play the pokies you would play anyway, and the club takes care of itself.

18+. Gambling can be addictive. Please play responsibly and use the deposit, loss and session limits in your account. Free and confidential help is available in New Zealand from the Gambling Helpline on 0800 654 655.