Virgin Bet does not currently offer a VIP programme, so there are no VIP tiers or rewards to claim. The cards above show the offers available now, led by 100 Free Spins on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2, which is aimed at new players, along with offers for existing players. Their key terms sit on the cards, so they are not repeated here. If VIP rewards were what you wanted, the sections below explain how the current offers differ and what to check before you deposit. T&Cs apply.
What you can claim instead of VIP rewards
A VIP programme is normally a loyalty scheme for regular players. The offers that are available at Virgin Bet are a different thing. 100 Free Spins on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2 is a welcome offer for new players: it gives 100 spins, which are played on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2. The wagering requirement is 0x (no wagering), the minimum deposit is £10 and the offer is valid for 7 days. T&Cs apply.
That offer is only for new players, so it does not work as a reward for loyalty. Existing players can see Daily Free Game and Drops & Wins / Lucky Rush (network tournaments) among the Current offers cards. They are existing-player offers, not welcome offers, and neither is a VIP scheme. The bonus offers page lists the full range, and T&Cs apply to each of them.
The welcome bonus page goes through the welcome offer in more detail, and the free spins page covers spins offers as a group. Each offer on the cards has its own conditions, so judge them one by one.
If you are comparing Virgin Bet with sites that do run VIP schemes, compare what an offer pays and on what terms, not the name of the scheme.
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What to check if a VIP offer appears
There is no promise that a VIP programme will be added. If you see one described, here or elsewhere, read its terms before you take part, because the terms decide what it is worth.
- Check what the rewards are and in what form they are paid, as cash or as bonus funds.
- Look at how a level or status is reached, and whether it can be lost.
- Check for a wagering requirement on any reward, and for a maximum bet while it is active.
- Look at the validity period of each reward.
- Check whether the invitation is sent to you or whether you have to apply, and who decides.
- Look at the conditions for keeping the benefits, as well as the conditions for receiving them.
Be wary of any scheme that links status to the amount you have lost or the amount you have staked. A reward for spending more is a reason to look more closely, not a reason to play more. Read what is asked of you before you accept anything, and keep in mind that a reward is paid for with your own play. If any of these points is unclear, treat the offer as unclear until you have read the answer in writing. The full terms and conditions are the place to check how any offer works. T&Cs apply.
Is a VIP programme worth looking for?
If VIP rewards were the reason you came, there is nothing to take here, and the useful step is to judge the offers that exist on their terms. For a new player who likes slots, 100 Free Spins on King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2 has clear conditions: 0x (no wagering) wagering, a minimum deposit of £10 and validity of 7 days. The downside is that the spins are tied to King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas 2 and the offer needs a payment. T&Cs apply.
Playing regularly is not a reason to chase a status, and no reward is worth a deposit you would not otherwise make. Existing-player offers such as Daily Free Game should be judged the same way, by their conditions shown on the cards and not by their names. T&Cs apply. Any deposit is your own money and should be an amount you can afford to lose. The safer gambling page explains the tools for keeping control, such as deposit limits.
To use any offer you first need an account. The sign up page shows how, and the deposits page covers paying in. If your search was really for a return on spending, the cashback bonus page covers that.