Velatonmies points leaderboard

How this differs from a casino loyalty programme

A casino loyalty programme, or casino VIP programme, pays you back for wagering. Every bet earns comp points, VIP levels rise with your turnover, and the players who lose the most climb highest. The points leaderboard here works the other way round: it is independent of any operator, and points come from contributing to the site, not from wagering or deposits.

No deposit or purchase is ever needed to earn points, and points have no cash value. The club has 241 members so far. Casino-run wager races reward wagering; this table deliberately does not.

That difference matters. A casino funds its loyalty rewards from the house edge on your own bets, so a VIP level mostly measures how much you have played, and perks such as cashback or a personal account manager exist to keep you playing. Here, nothing you earn depends on the size of your stakes, and the table gives you no reason to make another deposit.

How to earn points

There are three ways to score, and each one is checked before the points land:

• A verified big win on the big wins wall earns 50 points.
• An approved loss story in the Lossback Lounge earns 30 points.
• A published casino review earns 20 points.

Losses count as contributions too. An honest story about a session that went wrong can help other players as much as a screenshot of a big hit.

A casino review earns its points once it is published, so write about what you actually saw: how registration and identity checks went, how long a withdrawal took and how support answered. That is the detail other players look for before they choose a casino.

Club ranks, from Pocket Change to Jet Set

Ranks are reached by collecting points. Everyone starts as Pocket Change, then moves up to Bankroll at 1,000 points, High Roller at 3,000, Whale at 5,500 and Jet Set at 7,500.

The names borrow from casino VIP tiers on purpose, with a twist: reaching Whale here says you have shared a lot, not lost a lot. Ranks matter in the rewards store, where some rewards need a minimum rank as well as enough points. The store currently lists 9 rewards. The cheapest one costs 100 points.

Fair play and moderation on the points leaderboard

Points only arrive after a person has checked the post. Moderators look at every big win screenshot before it goes live, loss stories need approval, and reviews earn points once they are published. A post that fails the check earns nothing.

That keeps the table honest, and it shows how to climb it: clear screenshots, stories that say what actually happened, and reviews based on your own experience with a casino. Our review methodology shows what is worth checking before you write one.

Points are a thank-you for taking part, never a reason to gamble. Do not deposit or play longer to chase something worth posting. Gambling is for adults 18+, and our responsible gambling page explains the tools and support services available in your own country.