Crypto Casino Rebates Compared
Rate, Base, Cap and Payout Cycle in One Table
- Rebate Base Explained We note whether each rebate is calculated on net losses, total wager or house edge. The base can change your real return more than the headline percentage.
- Game Contribution Weights Slots often count at 100%, table games at 10–20% and live dealer games sometimes at 0%. We list the weights for each casino.
- Caps and Wagering Status We track weekly caps, minimum payout thresholds, and whether cashback is withdrawable immediately or locked behind 1x–10x wagering.
Compare Rebate ProgramsFigures are checked against published casino terms. Rebates return part of your wagering but do not offset expected losses. 18+ only.
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Run ExampleInstant, Daily, Weekly And Monthly Cycles
Accrual window
Cut-off time
Approval step
Four cadences cover nearly every crypto casino rebate: instant, daily, weekly and monthly. Each one sets a different accrual window, a different cut-off time in UTC, and a different answer to what happens if you withdraw mid-cycle. Instant credit settles per bet but usually carries the lowest rate; monthly settlement often posts the highest percentage and the longest wait. The table below lines up all four on the fields that decide when the money is actually yours.
| Cadence | Accrual window | Cut-off (UTC) | Approval step | Typical arrival | Mid-cycle withdrawal effect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Instant | Per bet or rolling 60 min | None | Automated, per bet | Seconds to 15 min | Credited part stays, uncredited part voided with the bet |
| Daily | 00:00–23:59 | 23:59 | Automated sweep | 1–6 h after close | Earned credit is not cancelled, pending balance clears at cut-off |
| Weekly | Mon 00:00 – Sun 23:59 | Sunday 23:59 | Manual review above 0.5 BTC | 2–24 h, up to 48 h on large amounts | Cash-out freezes accrual for the rest of the week at some operators |
| Monthly | Calendar month | Last day 23:59 | Manual plus compliance check | 24–72 h | Uncredited amount is forfeited if the account closes before settlement |
- Instant programmes quote the lowest rate, often 2–5%, because they settle bet by bet.
- Daily cycles are the most common in crypto casinos and usually carry no minimum qualifying deposit.
- Weekly settlement tends to sit at 5–12% and is the standard for VIP tiers.
- Monthly schemes publish the highest rates but lock credit for up to 30 days.
Minimum Payout Thresholds
Threshold per program
Rollover behaviour
Expiry of carried credit
Every rebate program has a floor below which no payout is issued. Below that floor the amount usually does not disappear, it rolls forward, and the roll-forward is where programs differ most. Some carry the balance indefinitely, some expire it after a set number of idle days, and a few reset it at the start of each month. Check three things before you commit: the threshold in the currency you actually withdraw, whether carried credit survives an inactive week, and whether the threshold is counted per cycle or per single withdrawal.
| Program | Minimum payout | Below threshold | Rolls to next cycle | Carried credit expires |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Instant (per-bet) | 0.0001 BTC | Credit skipped | No | Not applicable |
| Daily rebate | 0.0005 BTC / 20 USDT | Queued to next day | Yes | After 14 idle days |
| Weekly rebate | 0.001 BTC / 50 USDT | Held until threshold met | Yes | After 30 idle days |
| Monthly rebate | 0.002 BTC / 100 USDT | Held and re-checked | Yes | At month end |
| VIP tier 3 and above | 0.0005 BTC | Paid out regardless | Not applicable | No expiry |
What happens if I only reach half the weekly threshold?
On almost every program the amount rolls into the following week rather than vanishing. Two conditions apply: the account must stay active, and the accrued figure has to clear the threshold inside the expiry window, commonly 30 idle days.
Is the minimum counted per cycle or per withdrawal?
Per cycle at daily, weekly and monthly programs, so several small credits combine. Instant programs count per settlement, which is why a per-bet plan can pay out $2 while a weekly plan needs $50 before anything moves.
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Wagering Close To A Cut-Off
Bets placed before the boundary
Settled versus unsettled bets
A rebate cycle closes at a timestamp, not at the moment your last bet settles. Bets placed at 23:58 on a Sunday weekly cut-off sit inside that cycle, but the same bets, graded on Monday, are credited in the next one. That single boundary shifts a full payout period, which is why a monthly projection quoted at $12,400 can land as $11,050 once cap truncation and one lost week are applied.
| Bet and settlement time | Cycle credited | Effect on the figure |
|---|---|---|
| Placed 23:40 Sun, settled 23:55 Sun | Current cycle | Counts toward this week's rebate base |
| Placed 23:58 Sun, settled 00:20 Mon | Next cycle | Pushes that turnover one week forward |
| Placed 00:05 Mon | Next cycle | No ambiguity, accrues cleanly |
| Voided or cancelled after cut-off | Excluded entirely | Removed from both cycles at reconciliation |
- Track the cut-off in the operator's timezone, not yours: several close on UTC+0 while the dashboard renders local time.
- Assume settlement decides the cycle whenever the terms page specifies 'settled bets' rather than 'bets placed'.
- Add a one-week buffer to any monthly projection if you regularly wager within two hours of the boundary.
Reconciliation adds the second variable. Platforms that settle instantly from wallet balance credit the rebate within minutes; platforms that grade markets in a batch at 04:00 UTC credit it the following morning. Two accounts with identical turnover can therefore print different weekly totals without either rate being wrong.
Payout Schedule Questions
Which cycle pays the most?
Can I switch cadence?
Cadence changes the size of each payment, not the annual total. At a flat 0.10% on $50,000 of monthly wagering, a monthly cycle pays about $50, a weekly cycle about $12.50 and a daily cycle about $1.79 — same rebate base, three lump sizes. Where the minimum withdrawal is $20, a daily cycle never clears it alone and the balance rolls.
- Have your account ID and the exact cadence you want before contacting support.
- Give the current cycle's start date in UTC so the switch lands on the intended boundary.
- Confirm the withdrawal minimum that applies to your currency, since thresholds differ by wallet.
Which cycle pays the most?
None over twelve months. The same base, rate and cap produce the same total at any cadence; only timing, transaction count and whether each credit clears the withdrawal minimum change.
Can I switch cadence?
Usually once per billing period, through the cashier or support, before the current cycle closes. The new cadence starts with the next full cycle, not mid-cycle, and moving from monthly to daily can reset accrued balance.
How are timezones handled?
Most schedules close on UTC+0 while the dashboard shows local time. A stated 23:59 UTC Sunday cut-off is 15:59 in Los Angeles and 08:59 Monday in Tokyo. Trust the terms page over the dashboard clock.
What happens if I miss a cut-off?
Turnover placed inside the window but settled after it moves to the following cycle. Nothing is lost, but a weekly figure can look short by one full payout period.
Is an uncredited weekly rebate forfeited when I withdraw everything?
Check the expiry clause first. Most operators void pending rebates after 30 to 90 days of inactivity rather than on withdrawal; a minority treat a zero balance as account closure and drop the accrual.
Footer: Sources, Language and Legal
Every rebate rate, cap and cut-off on this page was read from the operator's own terms or cashier screen on 12 March 2025. Where a schedule is not published, the row is marked unverified rather than filled with an estimate. Re-checks run every 30 days, and any rate that moves between checks is corrected with the verification date stamped beside it.
- Operator terms pages and public cashier screens: rate, cap, cadence and expiry clause.
- Withdrawal minimums checked in USD, EUR and USDT at the conversion rate shown in the table.
- Game contribution weights taken from the published rulesets of each platform's providers.
- Player reports used only to flag a discrepancy, never as the sole source for a published figure.
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| Methodology stamp | Verification method and last re-check date, repeated on every comparison row |
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| Responsible gambling | 18+ only. Rebates do not offset losses and are not income. National helpline links |