Fifteen VIP levels, automatic enrollment at ₹1,000 total bets
The VIP table below is taken verbatim from the staged profile. Daily guaranteed bonus, cashback bands and level-up bonus are quoted exactly. The maintenance notice is documented.
Daily guaranteed bonus, cashback, level-up
| Level | Daily guaranteed | Days | Games cashback | Rummy cashback | Fantasy cashback | Level-up bonus | Free withdrawal limit | Free withdrawals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VIPVIP1 | ₹1 | 3 days | 3% | 0.3% | 0.5% | �5 | ₹10.00 Lakhs | 1 |
| VIPVIP2 | ₹2 | 3 days | 4% | 0.4% | 0.7% | �8 | ₹10.00 Lakhs | 1 |
| VIPVIP3 | ₹3 | 3 days | 4% | 0.4% | 0.7% | �10 | ₹10.00 Lakhs | 1 |
| VIPVIP4 | ₹8 | 3 days | 4% | 0.4% | 0.7% | �20 | ₹10.00 Lakhs | 1 |
| VIPVIP5 | ₹10 | 3 days | 4% | 0.4% | 0.7% | �30 | ₹10.00 Lakhs | 1 |
| VIPVIP6 | ₹15 | 5 days | 5% | 0.5% | 0.9% | �50 | ₹20.00 Lakhs | 2 |
| VIPVIP7 | ₹20 | 5 days | 5% | 0.5% | 0.9% | �100 | ₹20.00 Lakhs | 2 |
| VIPVIP8 | ₹25 | 5 days | 6% | 0.6% | 1% | �200 | ₹20.00 Lakhs | 2 |
| VIPVIP9 | ₹30 | 5 days | 6% | 0.6% | 1% | �300 | ₹20.00 Lakhs | 2 |
| VIPVIP10 | ₹50 | 5 days | 7% | 0.7% | 1.2% | �500 | ₹20.00 Lakhs | 2 |
| VIPVIP11 | ₹60 | 7 days | 7% | 0.7% | 1.2% | �1000 | ₹50.00 Lakhs | 3 |
| VIPVIP12 | ₹70 | 7 days | 8% | 0.8% | 1.4% | �2000 | ₹50.00 Lakhs | 3 |
| VIPVIP13 | ₹80 | 14 days | 8% | 0.8% | 1.4% | �3000 | ₹50.00 Lakhs | 3 |
| VIPVIP14 | ₹90 | 14 days | 9% | 0.9% | 1.5% | �5000 | ₹50.00 Lakhs | 3 |
| VIPVIP15 | ₹100 | 30 days | 10% | 1% | 1.7% | �10000 | ₹50.00 Lakhs | 3 |
Nine published privileges
- Level-up bonus up to ₹10,000
- Daily guaranteed bonus up to ₹100 × 30 days
- Weekly bonus based on play
- Cashback on losses
- VIP support
- Custom nickname
- Fee-free withdrawals
- Large withdrawal limits
- Priority withdrawal
Maintenance notice from the staged profile
VIP level may decrease because of prolonged inactivity or insufficient bets.
Enrollment, daily credit, level-up credit, decay
The Come VIP table lists fifteen levels in the staged profile. Enrollment is automatic once cumulative bets cross the destination operator's threshold (₹1,000 in the materials reviewed). Two bonus lanes are tied to the table: a daily guaranteed bonus that scales from ₹1 at level one to ₹100 at level fifteen, and a level-up bonus that scales from ₹5 at level one to ₹10,000 at level fifteen. Both lanes are paid out through the destination operator's standard settlement window and are visible inside the Come app's VIP desk, not on this product profile.
The VIP level is not permanent. The destination operator reserves the right to adjust the level downward if your account is inactive for an extended period or if your betting volume falls below the threshold for the current tier. This is documented in the staged profile as a maintenance rule and is not a penalty - it is the operator's way of keeping the daily guaranteed bonus meaningful for active users. If your level drops, the in-app VIP desk shows the activity that triggered the drop and the date your activity last met the threshold.
Enrollment
Automatic once cumulative bets cross the destination operator's threshold. No opt-in form. The level appears in the in-app VIP desk.
Two bonus lanes
Daily guaranteed bonus scales from ₹1 to ₹100 across fifteen levels. Level-up bonus scales from ₹5 to ₹10,000. Both visible inside the app.
Maintenance
Level may decrease after prolonged inactivity or insufficient bets. The in-app VIP desk shows the activity that triggered any drop.
What the VIP tier typically looks like
VIP is a tiered loyalty surface. The destination operator maintains the threshold ladder - the cumulative activity that moves you from one tier to the next - and the perk ladder that runs alongside it: cashback percentage, dedicated support channel, faster withdrawal priority, and so on. The publisher does not publish the threshold or the perk numbers because they change without notice; the publisher only publishes the shape of the surface so a first-time visitor knows what to expect. The shape is consistent across review cycles; the numbers inside the shape are not.
A reasonable expectation for a first-time visitor is that the VIP surface sits behind the operator's standard activity bar, that the perks compound as you climb the tiers, and that withdrawals and support move faster the higher the tier. None of those expectations are quoted with rupee values or percentages, because the publisher cannot verify the current values against the staged materials. The in-app VIP surface is the only place the values are live for your account; this desk keeps the shape current without quoting the numbers.
Threshold ladder
Cumulative activity moves you up. Thresholds are set by the operator; this desk does not quote them.
Perk ladder
Cashback percentage, support channel, withdrawal priority. Compounded as you climb.
Live values
The in-app VIP surface is the only place the values are live for your account. The publisher does not maintain a copy.
Reading your VIP progress without misreading it
The VIP surface in the app shows a progress bar that is updated by the operator's activity ledger. The bar is a moving average over a window the operator sets; it is not a simple "deposit X rupees, get to tier Y" formula. Reading the bar as if it were a fixed formula is the most common mistake first-time visitors make, and it leads to overestimating how close you are to the next tier. The publisher's only advice here is to treat the bar as a directional indicator and to consult the in-app perk list to see what each tier actually delivers.
A second reading habit is to keep in mind that tier perks are delivered through the operator's settlement window, which can be longer than the tier-promotion notification. A tier-promotion notification does not mean a perk is already paid out; it means the operator's ledger has crossed the threshold and the perk is queued for the next settlement window. Settling in a different window than the promotion is normal and is not a sign that the perk has been lost. Tracking tickets on the same window without an explicit queue reference is the most common reason a visitor concludes the perk was missed.
Directional bar
A moving average over the operator's window, not a fixed deposit formula. Treat as a direction, not a countdown.
Settlement window
Perks are paid through the operator's settlement window. Promotion notification does not mean paid out.
Ticket reference
Track a perk with an explicit queue reference from the operator. A bare notification is not enough to chase a missing perk.
What changes once you cross the first tier
Crossing the first VIP tier usually unlocks three changes that are visible from the in-app surface. The first is a dedicated support channel that responds ahead of the standard queue; the channel is operated by the destination operator and is not a route to the publisher desk. The second is a cashback percentage that is credited on the operator's standard cycle rather than the standard tier's cycle, so the crediting cadence looks different in the ledger. The third is a withdrawal priority that moves your withdrawal requests to the head of the operator's payout queue during peak hours. None of those three changes are quoted with rupee or percentage values here; the publisher keeps the description current while the operator keeps the numbers current.
A common question is whether the first VIP tier is worth chasing on day one of sign-up. The honest answer is that the tier perks compound only if you are already a frequent player; if you are a casual player, the tier ladder adds little over the standard tier's perks. The publisher does not encourage chasing the first tier; the publisher only publishes what changes once you cross it. Whether the changes are worth chasing is a personal decision that depends on how often you play and on what the operator's current thresholds are. The in-app tier card is the only place that comparison is live.
Dedicated channel
A faster support channel operated by the destination operator. Not a route to the publisher desk.
Cashback cycle
Credited on the operator's standard cycle, not the standard tier's cycle. The cadence shifts.
Withdrawal priority
Head-of-queue placement during peak hours. The headline window is set by the operator.