VIP levels are structured loyalty tiers that organize eligible players according to progression requirements and unlock different rewards as higher levels are reached. Instead of giving every participant the same benefits, a VIP system can increase rewards alongside the requirements needed to qualify for and maintain each tier.
BigSwerte's supplied VIP program ranges from VIP0 to VIP50. The structure includes upgrade growth requirements, retention conditions, upgrade bonuses, and—starting from VIP6—weekly and monthly rewards.
Understanding VIP levels means looking at both sides of the system: the benefits available at a tier and the requirements attached to that tier.
What Are VIP Levels?
VIP levels represent stages within a loyalty program.
A player begins at a lower level and can progress when the required conditions are satisfied. Higher levels generally offer larger rewards, but they also require more qualifying growth or activity.
The basic concept can be expressed as:
Qualifying growth → VIP progression → tier-specific benefits
However, progression is not the only consideration.
The supplied BigSwerte rules also include retention and downgrade conditions, meaning maintaining a level can involve additional requirements.
How Many BigSwerte VIP Levels Are There?
The supplied BigSwerte VIP structure extends from:
VIP0 to VIP50
This creates a long progression path rather than a small number of broad loyalty categories.
The program becomes particularly important at VIP6 because that is where weekly and monthly bonuses begin according to the supplied rules.
Selected BigSwerte VIP Levels
The progression can be seen through several representative tiers:
VIP LevelUpgrade GrowthRetain GrowthUpgrade BonusVIP110,0003,00028VIP220,0006,00048VIP580,00024,000168VIP6150,00045,000308VIP10800,000240,0001,258VIP204,000,0001,200,0005,888VIP3040,000,00012,000,00053,888VIP40400,000,000120,000,000388,888VIP501,300,000,000390,000,0001,888,888
The table shows how both requirements and potential rewards increase as the VIP level rises.
Why Do Higher VIP Levels Require More Growth?
Tier-based programs are designed around progression.
If every VIP level required the same amount of growth, there would be little distinction between lower and higher tiers.
BigSwerte's supplied structure scales considerably.
For example:
VIP1 Upgrade Growth: 10,000
compared with:
VIP20 Upgrade Growth: 4,000,000
and:
VIP50 Upgrade Growth: 1,300,000,000
Higher tiers therefore represent significantly different qualification levels.
What Happens at VIP6?
VIP6 is an important milestone because the supplied BigSwerte rules state:
Weekly and monthly bonuses start from VIP6.
At VIP6, the supplied figures include:
Upgrade Growth: 150,000
Retain Growth: 45,000
Upgrade Bonus: 308
Weekly Demand: 7,500
Weekly Bonus: 15
Monthly Demand: 30,000
Monthly Bonus: 60
This means VIP6 introduces recurring weekly and monthly reward categories in addition to progression rewards.
Why Do Weekly Requirements Increase?
Weekly bonuses become larger at higher levels, but their corresponding demands also increase.
For example:
VIP LevelWeekly DemandWeekly BonusVIP67,50015VIP1040,00080VIP20200,000344VIP302,000,0003,260VIP4020,000,00030,600VIP5065,000,000128,888
The largest weekly bonus therefore should not be viewed without the corresponding qualification requirement.
Why Do Monthly Requirements Increase?
The same principle applies to monthly rewards.
VIP LevelMonthly DemandMonthly BonusVIP630,00060VIP10160,000320VIP20800,0001,376VIP308,000,00013,040VIP4080,000,000122,400VIP50260,000,000528,888
The higher reward figures are connected to substantially larger monthly demands.
What Is VIP Retention?
Progressing to a level and maintaining it are not necessarily the same thing.
The supplied BigSwerte rules include Retain Growth requirements.
For example:
VIP6 → Retain Growth 45,000
VIP10 → Retain Growth 240,000
VIP20 → Retain Growth 1,200,000
VIP50 → Retain Growth 390,000,000
If the applicable growth requirements are not met, retention or downgrade rules may apply.
Players should check the current VIP terms for the exact way these rules are implemented.
What Is Relegation Demand?
The supplied VIP structure also includes a relegation-demand figure.
Selected examples include:
VIP1: 1,000
VIP6: 15,000
VIP10: 80,000
VIP20: 400,000
VIP30: 4,000,000
VIP40: 40,000,000
VIP50: 130,000,000
This is another reason why VIP status should not be understood solely by looking at the reward column.
Are Higher VIP Levels Always Better?
Higher levels provide larger potential rewards under the supplied structure.
But "better" depends on context.
A player should not increase gaming activity simply because a higher VIP level offers a larger bonus.
For example, the VIP50 upgrade bonus of 1,888,888 may appear substantial, but it is associated with an upgrade growth figure of 1,300,000,000.
The reward should never be separated from the scale of the qualification requirement.
Should Players Chase the Next VIP Level?
No.
Being close to another VIP level can create pressure to continue gaming.
A player may think that completing a little more activity is justified because an upgrade reward is nearby.
But repeatedly making that decision can cause spending to exceed the original entertainment budget.
VIP progression should happen naturally through activity already within a predetermined budget.
Final Thoughts on VIP Levels
VIP levelscreate a structured progression system in which higher tiers can unlock larger benefits while requiring greater qualification and retention activity.
BigSwerte's supplied VIP program ranges from VIP0 through VIP50. Upgrade rewards increase with progression, while weekly and monthly bonuses begin at VIP6.
The key principle is simple:
Higher VIP level = potentially larger rewards + higher requirements
Players should evaluate both sides equally.
Play responsibly. Never increase gaming activity solely to reach, retain, or recover a VIP level.