VIP and loyalty programmes: how they work

Loyalty programmes reward volume. You collect points with every qualifying stake, points move you up through levels, and higher levels unlock better rewards — larger cashback, personal offers, sometimes a contact person. The structure sounds simple, but how points are counted differs a lot between game types, and for live casino and table players that difference decides how quickly anything happens.

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How levels are usually structured

Most programmes have an entry level that every account joins automatically and several higher levels reached by collecting points within a period. Some top levels are by invitation only. Levels are often reviewed monthly or quarterly: if your play drops, the level may drop with it.

How points are counted per game type

Points are typically earned per amount staked, with a different rate for each category. The rates below are a hypothetical illustration of a common pattern, not Garage’s table.

Game typeExample rateStake for 100 points
Slots1 point per €10€1,000
Live roulette and game shows1 point per €25€2,500
Blackjack and baccarat1 point per €50€5,000

The logic mirrors the house edge: games with a lower edge, such as blackjack played with basic strategy or the banker bet in baccarat, earn fewer points per euro. If you mainly play those, expect a loyalty programme to move slowly.

Perks that often come with higher levels

What to keep in mind

A programme built on volume will always invite more play. A useful habit is to look at the loyalty page only after you have set your own deposit and session limits, and to ignore level progress as a goal in itself. The responsible gambling page describes the tools that most accounts offer. Rewards paid as bonus balance also carry wagering — check them with the wagering guide before accepting.

Comp points and exchange rates

If points can be converted, look at the exchange rate: how many points for one euro of bonus or cash, and whether converted value carries wagering. A hypothetical programme converting 100 points into €1 returns about 0.1% of slot stakes at the example rate above — a modest perk, not a strategy.

VIP club, high roller tiers and loyalty rewards

VIP club, loyalty scheme, high roller programme — the names differ, the mechanism is the same: points from stakes, levels from points, rewards from levels. Compare programmes by the points rate for the games you play, how levels are reviewed and whether rewards are cash or bonus funds with conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Does Garage have a VIP programme?
Whether a loyalty or VIP programme is available for your account, and its levels, point thresholds and rewards, is set by Garage and can change. The operator’s site shows the current structure.
Do live casino bets earn loyalty points?
Often yes, but frequently at a lower rate than slots, in the same way table games contribute less to wagering. The points table in the loyalty terms shows the rate per game type.
Can I lose a VIP level?
Many programmes review levels over a period and move inactive accounts down. Whether and when that happens is described in the loyalty terms.
Are VIP rewards paid as cash?
It varies: some rewards are cash, many are bonus balance or spins with wagering attached. Each reward carries its own terms, so read them before accepting.

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