The strongest point of the InstaSpin VIP programme is that it pays out in more than one direction: members collect loyalty points for gifts, get cashback offers and exclusive bonuses, and reach a dedicated account manager, with faster withdrawals listed among the perks. The programme is called Elite Rewards and it runs across several tiers. A page about the brand, onlinepdrtraining.thedingking.com, sits alongside the casino and sportsbook, which run on a licence from the Union of the Comoros.
The catch is that none of this is automatic. You climb the tiers by playing, and the rewards that arrive as bonus funds come with the same 40x wagering requirement that applies to the welcome package, so a reward is not withdrawable cash the moment it lands.
Elite Rewards tiers and what members actually get
onlinepdrtraining.thedingking.com describes Elite Rewards as a multi-tier scheme, and the benefits listed for members are concrete: exclusive bonuses, cashback offers, personalised support from a dedicated account manager, loyalty points that can be exchanged for gifts, and faster withdrawals. The tier you sit in is what decides how much of that you see.
Our preference, and the reason is in the list itself: the account manager and the faster withdrawals are worth more to a regular player than another bonus. A bonus adds money that has to be wagered 40 times before it turns into anything you can take out, while a shorter wait on a withdrawal and a person who knows your account are useful whatever you play. Cashback sits in between. It softens a bad run, but it is still a reward tied to how much you staked, not a payment for loyalty on its own.
Loyalty points are the engine of the whole thing. InstaSpin states that members earn them as they play and that they can be traded for gifts; the programme page does not spell out the rate at which points accrue, so the exchange value of a point is something to ask support about before you treat the scheme as a reason to play more. The same goes for the tier thresholds: the operator names the tiers as a feature but gives no figures for how much play moves you from one to the next.
Personalised offers appear outside the VIP scheme too. Friday brings a deposit match tailored to the account, and members of the Telegram channel get exclusive offers, so some of what looks like VIP treatment is available to any player who signs up to those channels. What the tiers add on top is the manager, the cashback and the withdrawal speed.
Key facts about the InstaSpin loyalty scheme
- Tiers: several, with exclusive bonuses, cashback and personalised support from a dedicated account manager at the higher levels.
- Points: earned through play and redeemable for gifts, with no published earning rate.
- Rewards carry the standard 40x wagering requirement, so bonus funds must be played through before withdrawal.
- Withdrawals are listed as faster for VIPs, without a stated timeframe for either standard or VIP payouts.
- Licence: the Union of the Comoros; the operator is not identified anywhere on the official site.
What a $100 cashback reward looks like after wagering
Take a hypothetical $100 cashback reward, an amount we picked to make the arithmetic visible. If it arrives as bonus funds under the 40x requirement, you would need to stake $4,000 before any of it becomes withdrawable: 100 multiplied by 40. At that point the reward is a rebate on turnover rather than a refund of losses, and the size of your usual stakes decides how long $4,000 of play takes.
The welcome package works the same way and shows the scale. A first deposit of $500 triggers the 100% match, so $500 in bonus funds, which at 40x means $20,000 of wagering before that bonus converts. The package runs across four deposits, with the fourth at 50% up to $1,000, and the first deposit also brings 10 free spins daily for 10 days on Big Bass Bonanza.
Whether the requirement applies to the bonus alone or to deposit plus bonus is set out in the bonus terms, and the difference matters: on the $500 example, deposit plus bonus would raise the target to $40,000. Read that line before you accept anything, VIP reward or welcome offer.
Strengths and weaknesses of the VIP scheme
What works in the programme’s favour:
- The benefits are varied: bonuses, cashback, gifts, a named contact and faster withdrawals, rather than points that only buy more bonus.
- Personalised treatment extends beyond the VIP tiers, with a Friday deposit match and a Multiboost of up to 50% for regular players.
- The casino side is broad enough to give points somewhere to accumulate: 3,793 games from providers including Hacksaw Gaming, Play’n GO, Wazdan, Novomatic, Relax Gaming, Swintt, InOut and Spribe, across slots, jackpots, table games and live casino.
What counts against it:
- No earning rate and no tier thresholds are published, so the value of a point and the distance to the next tier stay unclear until you ask.
- Rewards that arrive as bonus funds carry 40x wagering, which limits what a cashback or VIP bonus is worth in practice.
- There is no dedicated app, so the programme lives in the mobile-optimised website.
- The operator gives no public information about itself on the official site, which is worth knowing before you hand over documents for a faster withdrawal.
What to check in the terms before you deposit
- Whether the 40x requirement on VIP rewards applies to the bonus alone or to deposit plus bonus.
- The rate at which loyalty points are earned and what each gift or exchange actually costs in points.
- The tier thresholds, and whether tiers ever expire if you stop playing for a while.
- Any maximum bet allowed while wagering a bonus, and which games count in full towards the requirement.
- What the faster withdrawals mean in days, and which verification documents the cashier asks for before a first payout.
Who Elite Rewards suits, and the verdict
The scheme suits players who already put steady stakes through a casino and want something back beyond the game results: cashback on that play, a contact who can move a withdrawal along, and gifts from points they collect anyway. It also suits anyone who splits time between slots and the sportsbook, since both sit under the same account.
It suits casual players less. Someone who deposits occasionally will not climb far, and the 40x requirement on reward funds means a small cashback can take a long time to clear. Players who want a published points table and clear tier rules before they commit will find the scheme thin on detail.
Our verdict for this angle: Elite Rewards is a real programme with a sensible mix of perks, and the account manager plus faster withdrawals are the parts we would value. The absence of published earning rates and thresholds is the weakness that matters, because it leaves you unable to judge what your play is worth. InstaSpin holds a licence from the Union of the Comoros, and the operator behind the brand is not named on the official site.
Gambling is for adults only (18+). If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential support services in your country can help. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and never deposit more than you planned because a bonus or a VIP tier is on offer.
This text draws on what the operator states about its programme and on the pros and cons summarised from public sources; it was last updated in November 2026. We made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves. Where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.
EN 
GA