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Convert the tier into a percentage

Every tier programme reduces to one number: the fraction of turnover returned at the level a player will realistically reach. Tiers, names and badges are packaging around that number. Working it out takes a few minutes with the published schedule and makes two programmes comparable for the first time.

The trap is measuring by the top tier. The top tier is designed to be visible rather than reachable, and the honest comparison uses the level that a given monthly turnover actually lands on.

What is worth having and what is decoration

• Worth having: a continuous rebate percentage, a published schedule, and a stated basis for the rebate.
• Worth little: priority support, which matters only when something is wrong; personal managers, whose job is retention; and milestone bonuses, which carry the same wagering conditions as any other bonus.
• Worth nothing measurable: badges, titles and invitations.

Comparing a tier programme with a flat rebate

Two of the twelve casinos on this site pay a flat rebate rather than running a tier ladder. For a player with modest turnover a flat rebate usually beats a tier programme, because the ladder is designed so that the interesting percentages sit above where most accounts ever reach. The comparison is a single multiplication in both directions.

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More on rainbet itself

The rest of rainbet itself is below, each page built around one question rather than around a template. The reasoning behind the order of every list here is on the method page, the twelve entries are in the casino index, and the arithmetic that all of it rests on is in the learn section.