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Thrill launched recently, and the promotions page is still being built out, that's the honest starting point. The core bonus structure is live, some terms are published, and there's enough already in place to give a clear picture of how Thrill thinks about rewarding its community. That said, checking the promotions page as it develops is a smart move, since things are actively changing.

The Weekly Bonus is one of the more interesting recurring mechanics on offer. It drops every Friday at 13:00 UTC, and anyone who has wagered on Thrill in the past 7 days is automatically eligible, no registration, no opt-in form to hunt down. The announcement goes out through the main Thrill Telegram channel each week, so joining it is well worth it if you want to stay on top of it. To claim the bonus, head to the Rewards section of your account. A live countdown timer sits there throughout the week, and once the bonus drops, that timer converts into a claimable button. You choose which supported cryptocurrency you want it paid out in, which adds a practical layer of flexibility.

There's one expiry rule that deserves attention: the Weekly Bonus disappears the moment the following week's bonus drops. No grace period, no extension. If it goes unclaimed, it's gone. That's something to factor in if you tend to check your account infrequently.

What makes this bonus stand out from a flat weekly reload is how the amount is actually calculated. It isn't a fixed figure. It's determined by a combination of your VIP rank, the total amount wagered over the past 7 days, and the house edge of the games you played during that period. Games with a higher house edge contribute more to the bonus calculation. There's also a consolation mechanic built into the system: if the week has been particularly unkind in terms of results, the calculation may produce a higher bonus to reflect that. It doesn't recover losses, but it's a meaningful design choice that acknowledges variance rather than ignoring it. One technical detail worth noting, any wagers placed on Friday before the bonus is officially issued count toward the following week's calculation, not the current one.

The Monthly Bonus operates on the same general framework but stretched across a full calendar cycle. It's distributed once per month, typically around the 15th, though the exact date isn't set in stone and can shift slightly. To be eligible, you need an active account, some wagering activity in the past month, and no violations of Thrill's Terms of Service. Claiming works the same way as the weekly version, through the Rewards section, in the cryptocurrency of your choice, and the same expiry logic applies. Once the next monthly drop occurs, any unclaimed bonus from the previous cycle is forfeited.

The monthly calculation goes further than the weekly one in one important way: it factors in the month's profit and loss figures, alongside VIP rank, total wagering, and house edge. This is worth understanding clearly. A month in which things went well and you came out ahead may result in a smaller monthly bonus. A month with rough results is more likely to produce a larger one. It's not a safety net in any financial sense, but it does mean the system is sensitive to outcomes rather than purely rewarding volume.

Thrill's referral program is built around a lifetime commission structure, one of the strongest features of the current offering. Once someone creates an account using your referral code and begins wagering real money, you receive 10% of the house edge on every eligible real-money bet they place, and that arrangement has no end date. Referral links don't expire. To get set up, go to the Referrals tab in your account, copy your unique code, or build a custom campaign link to share wherever you choose. Commissions are calculated in real time, though the claim function itself isn't fully live yet.

If you've received a referral code and want to apply it, the timing is strict. The code must be entered within 24 hours of creating your account and before your first deposit or wager has been made. Miss that window and there's no way to apply it retroactively. Using your own referral code on your own account is also not permitted, standard practice, but clearly stated in the terms.

The $75,000 Weekly Race is a leaderboard competition that runs on a continuous cycle, resetting every Wednesday at 2 pm UTC and closing the following Wednesday at the same time. There's no registration process and no opt-in required, your first wager of the week automatically enters you into the leaderboard. The competition is powered by the same XP system that drives Thrill's broader loyalty program. Casino games earn XP based on the combination of wager size and house edge, while sports bets earn a flat rate of 3 XP per dollar wagered, regardless of the market or odds involved. At the end of each weekly cycle, the top 350 finishers share a $75,000 prize pool, paid out in USDT directly to your Thrill wallet.

VIP Program

The Thrill Rewards Program is the backbone of the casino's loyalty program. It runs on an XP (experience points) system, where every qualifying wager adds to a running total, and that total determines your position across 16 progression tiers. The journey starts at Base and, in theory, ends at Obsidian, though as we'll get into, the upper reaches of this ladder are designed for a very specific kind of person.

How XP is earned depends entirely on what you're playing. Casino games tie their XP rate directly to the house edge of the specific game. A slot running at a 3.5% house edge earns 3.5 XP per dollar wagered. An Originals game with a 1% house edge earns 1 XP per dollar. Sports betting works differently; it earns a flat boosted rate of 3 XP per dollar wagered, regardless of which sport, market, or odds you're betting on.

The house-edge-based XP structure for casino games is transparent, but it comes with a trade-off that's important to understand. Higher edge games accelerate your XP accumulation, but they also carry a higher expected cost per spin. Earning XP faster through those games is real, but so is the increased rate of loss. That's not a criticism of Thrill specifically, it's just the honest reality of how this kind of system works, and it's worth being clear about.

The 16 tiers progress as follows. Base is the starting point at 0 XP. Bronze opens at 10,000 XP, Silver at 50,000, and Gold at 100,000. The Platinum range covers three tiers: Platinum I at 250,000 XP, Platinum II at 500,000 XP, and Platinum III at 1,000,000 XP. From there, the Emerald range begins: Emerald I at 2,500,000, Emerald II at 5,000,000, and Emerald III at 10,000,000. The Diamond tiers then follow a doubling pattern, Diamond I at 25,000,000, Diamond II at 50,000,000, Diamond III at 100,000,000, Diamond IV at 250,000,000, and Diamond V at 500,000,000. Obsidian, the final tier, requires 1,000,000,000 XP.

Rewards begin unlocking from the very first tier. Instant rakeback is available at the base level and remains accessible throughout the entire program; that's a meaningful benefit that kicks in from day one without any progression requirement. Weekly and monthly bonuses are also accessible from Base, which means there's genuine value available before you've climbed a single tier. This is one of the more generous structural decisions in the program.

At Bronze, 2 additional perks unlock: access to the main Thrill Telegram channel and level-up cash bonuses. Silver adds a Weekly Increase, and Gold adds a Monthly Increase. Reaching Platinum I unlocks Level-Up Reloads. Platinum III is a notable milestone; it's when a dedicated VIP Host becomes available, along with access to the High Rollers Telegram channel and partial level-up recognition. Emerald unlocks Host Reloads. Custom benefits, tailored individually, are reserved exclusively for the Diamond tier.

Every tier advancement from Bronze onward comes with a one-time cash bonus. Bronze pays $15, Silver $50, Gold $110. The Platinum tiers scale up, $200 at Platinum I, $400 at Platinum II, and $800 at Platinum III. The Emerald bonuses represent a significant jump: $1,600 at Emerald I, $3,200 at Emerald II, and $6,400 at Emerald III. Diamond I pays $12,800. From Diamond II upward, the specific amounts are not published in advance. Thrill keeps them undisclosed until you reach the tier itself.

From Platinum I onward, reload bonuses are also added to the mix. The reload duration scales with the tier: 14 days at Platinum I, 28 days at Platinum II, and 42 days at Platinum III. The actual amounts and claim limits for these reloads are only revealed when the reload becomes active. Again, that's a structural decision that limits how much you can plan around them in advance. The reloads exist, and they scale, but the specifics remain behind the curtain until you're already there.

For those already operating at high volume elsewhere, Thrill offers a VIP Transfer Program that warrants a detailed look. The concept is simple: if you've built up significant status at another casino, you shouldn't have to start from scratch at Thrill. To be eligible, you need to have wagered at least $1 million at your previous casino and be able to provide documented proof, whether that's your existing tier status or verified wagering history. Thrill's team reviews the submission, then sets a specific XP target for you to reach within an agreed timeframe. Hit that target, and you're promoted to the matched tier and receive a reward for completing the transfer.

The conditions attached to the VIP Transfer are strict and clearly stated. It's a one-per-person arrangement with no exceptions. It's only available to new accounts, and the window closes permanently once you've accumulated 25,000 XP on Thrill, which isn't a huge amount given the scale of the program, so acting on it early matters if you're eligible. Any attempt to game the system through multiple entries or fraudulent documentation results in permanent account closure. To initiate the process, log into your account, open the live chat widget, and select “Initiate VIP Transfer.”