VIP ladder 1 to 15, level by level
The Come VIP ladder runs from VIP1 to VIP15 with auto-enrolment triggered by total bets exceeding ₹1,000. The ladder rewards cashback by product, a daily guaranteed bonus, a level-up bonus at every rung and progressively larger withdrawal limits.
Cashback by product
Game cashback scales from 3% at VIP1 to 10% at VIP15. Rummy cashback scales from 0.3% to 1%. Fantasy cashback scales from 0.5% to 1.7%. Cashback applies on settled losses over the published window.
Daily guaranteed bonus
The daily guaranteed bonus scales from ₹1 × 3 days at VIP1 to ₹100 × 30 days at VIP15. The bonus is credited automatically - no opt-in. The 3-day and 5-day early tiers give a low-risk way to test the ladder before committing more bets.
Level-up bonus
The level-up bonus scales from ₹5 at VIP1 to ₹10,000 at VIP15. The bonus is credited once on reaching the new level. Re-qualifying at the same level after inactivity does not re-issue the bonus.
Withdrawal limits
Free withdrawal limit scales from ₹10.00 Lakhs at VIP1 to ₹50.00 Lakhs at VIP11 to VIP15. The number of free withdrawals scales from one per tier at VIP1 to three per tier at the top.
Maintenance rule
VIP level can decrease because of prolonged inactivity or insufficient bets. The system is automatic - there is no manual review. Reactivation follows the same auto-enrolment rule once total bets exceed the threshold.
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What this article covers
Come runs a 15-tier VIP ladder. Each tier carries its own weekly bonus, its own monthly bonus, its own rakeback percentage and its own priority-support tier. Below is a working map of every VIP level currently published on the source.
Levels 1 to 5
The entry tiers. Weekly and monthly bonuses are modest but already exceed the published baseline. Rakeback starts at the published floor. Priority support is queue-based.
Levels 6 to 10
The mid tiers. Weekly and monthly bonuses scale with the tier. Rakeback percentages move above the published floor. Priority support shifts to the dedicated tier with a shorter SLA.
Levels 11 to 15
The top tiers. Weekly and monthly bonuses are the published maximum. Rakeback percentages are the highest on the ladder. Priority support is dedicated and runs on a published response-time SLA.
How level-ups work
Levels are earned by wagered volume on real-money stakes over the published window. Practice contests, free entries and bonus-only play do not count. The level earned at the end of the window is the level that holds for the next full window.
Level-down rules
Levels can drop if wagered volume falls below the published threshold for two consecutive windows. Level-down never strips previously settled bonus payouts but it does reduce future rakeback and weekly bonus percentages.
Where this article fits in the news stream.
Come publishes three editorial streams - brand updates, gameplay guides, and policy briefings. VIP ladder level by level sits inside the the VIP tier structure on Come stream, alongside the other articles in that stream. The visual reference on the left pairs with the section above.
Update cadence
Editorial articles are reviewed on a published cadence. The review timestamp appears at the top of the article so readers can see when the last review ran. The Come news team does not invent release news - every claim is sourced from the published source profile.
How to report a discrepancy
If a published article does not match what the source profile currently shows, open the support desk with the article URL and the source URL. The discrepancy is investigated and the article is updated on the next review pass.
Reading checklist before you target the next VIP tier.
Before targeting the next VIP tier, review the published wagered-volume requirement for that tier. The wagered-volume requirement scales with the tier level. Targeting a tier that is too far above the current volume can leave the player grinding without reaching the next rung.
Weekly bonus timing
Weekly bonuses settle on the published day of the week. The bonus lands in the Come wallet on the settlement day and carries its own wagering requirement. Unused weekly bonus value at the end of the published window is forfeit.
Monthly bonus timing
Monthly bonuses settle on the first business day of the next calendar month. Monthly bonuses are larger than weekly bonuses but carry the same wagering requirement structure. The wagering clock starts at settlement, not at the start of the month.
Rakeback calculation
Rakeback is calculated on net settled stakes over the published window. Net means stakes minus winnings. Players with a positive net loss earn the full rakeback percentage. Players with a positive net win earn zero rakeback on that session.
Priority support SLA
Priority support shifts the support ticket SLA from queue-based to tier-based. Tier-based tickets jump ahead of queue-based tickets at the same priority level. The SLA itself does not change between tiers but the position in the queue does.
Tier-down window
Tier-down runs on a two-window grace period. If the wagered volume falls below the threshold for one window only, the tier holds. If it falls below for two consecutive windows, the tier drops to the level matching the actual volume.
VIP event access
Top-tier VIP players get access to published VIP events - tournaments with reduced fields, prize-pool boosts, and rakeback multipliers during the event window. VIP event invitations are sent to the registered email and the in-app inbox.
Practical scenarios for VIP tier progression.
Reading the VIP ladder summary first, then the detailed bonus structure above, is the recommended path. The practical scenarios below show how the VIP structure applies in common player situations.
Mid-tier player
A mid-tier player (level 6 to 10) sees weekly bonuses that scale with the tier. Monthly bonuses settle on the first business day of the next month. Rakeback is calculated on net settled stakes over the published window.
Top-tier player
A top-tier player (level 11 to 15) sees the published maximum weekly and monthly bonuses. Rakeback percentages are the highest on the ladder. Priority support runs on a dedicated response-time SLA. VIP event invitations are sent to the registered email and the in-app inbox.
Entry-tier player
An entry-tier player (level 1 to 5) sees modest weekly and monthly bonuses that already exceed the published baseline. Rakeback starts at the published floor. Priority support is queue-based.
Tier-up
Tier-up runs on the wagered-volume requirement for the target tier. Wagered volume is counted on settled real-money stakes over the published window. Practice contests, free entries and bonus-only play do not count.
Tier-down grace
Tier-down runs on a two-window grace period. If the wagered volume falls below the threshold for one window only, the tier holds. If it falls below for two consecutive windows, the tier drops.
Bonus stacking
Weekly bonuses, monthly bonuses and rakeback percentages do not stack with other active bonuses. If a player has an in-progress rakeback boost, the boost pauses while the welcome bonus is active and resumes when the welcome bonus settles or expires.