The public VIP table begins with Level 0 and then lists Fairing, Busse, Ferje, Snekke, Byrdling, Carvey, Skeide and Drakkar. Each level uses a points threshold, a betting figure and a milestone prize. Cashback begins at Snekke and rises across the upper tiers.

The VIP program is separate from the welcome package. Level progress comes from real-money betting activity, while the welcome sequence is tied to the first four qualifying deposits and its own bonus codes.

The table also displays betting milestones and prizes. Levels 1–3 use free-spin prizes, while higher levels show cash-denominated milestone prizes. Those prizes have their own wagering values on the public table, so reaching a tier does not mean every benefit is unrestricted cash.

Level 8 is open-ended from 25,000 points upward. The public page gives it a €/$750,000 betting figure, a €/$400 milestone prize and 15% cashback. These numbers describe the program structure; they do not guarantee that cashback will offset the underlying cost of reaching the level.

The public table also shows the nominal betting figures associated with level progression: €/$500 for Level 0, 3,000 for Fairing, 15,000 for Busse, 45,000 for Ferje, 150,000 for Snekke, 300,000 for Byrdling, 450,000 for Carvey and Skeide, and 750,000 for Drakkar. These amounts illustrate how much wagering sits behind higher loyalty status.

Milestone prizes rise as well. The upper levels show €/$50 at Snekke, 100 at Byrdling, 200 at Carvey, 300 at Skeide and 400 at Drakkar. The wagering column changes across those rewards, so the nominal prize should be read together with its attached multiplier.

The public VIP page shows no cashback for Levels 0–3. Snekke starts at 2%, Byrdling is 5%, Carvey 7%, Skeide 10% and Drakkar 15%. Axe says weekly cashback is calculated from real-money spending during the week and added on Monday.

Detailed bonus terms add further conditions to VIP cashback, including wagering and validity. A percentage therefore cannot be read as an unconditional refund of every loss. The calculation base, eligible games, wagering and expiry all matter to the usable value.

Axe’s detailed bonus terms describe weekly cashback as being based on real-money slot losses since the previous personal cashback award and set a minimum prior-week loss. They also attach wagering and validity conditions to the cashback. This makes the headline percentage only one input in the calculation; the eligible loss base and bonus conditions determine how much value can actually be used.

Because cashback is added after gambling activity, it should not be treated as a reason to increase stakes late in the week. A higher loss can produce a larger nominal rebate while still leaving the player worse off overall.

If a ruleset applied 5% cashback to an eligible €200 loss, the nominal cashback would be €10. At 10% it would be €20, and at 15% it would be €30. These examples show the arithmetic only; the actual Axe calculation follows the program’s definitions and eligibility conditions.

The same principle applies to wagering on cashback or milestone prizes. If a benefit has a 45× wagering requirement, a €10 bonus can create €450 of required play. A larger cashback amount can therefore create a larger turnover obligation when the benefit is issued as bonus funds rather than unrestricted cash.

For comparison, the VIP page states that each €/$30 real-money slot bet generates one comp point. That means point progress is itself tied to substantial wagering volume, so the path to a high tier should be considered together with the gambling cost of the activity used to reach it.

Tier progress should be interpreted in the same way. A player who is close to the next level may be tempted to increase turnover to unlock a reward, but the expected gambling cost of that extra play can exceed the value of the milestone prize or cashback increase. A personal budget should therefore take priority over points progress.

1. Point threshold: determines when the next rank is reached.
2. Point earning rule: the public page uses one comp point per €/$30 real-money slot bet.
3. Milestone prize: each level can have a separate prize amount or free-spin award.
4. Prize wagering: milestone rewards can carry their own wagering multiplier.
5. Cashback percentage: starts at Level 4 and rises to 15% at Level 8.
6. Cashback calculation base: defines which losses or spending are eligible.
7. Validity and credit schedule: weekly cashback is added on Monday and can have an expiry period.

Higher withdrawal priority and limits are also listed as VIP benefits. The general terms still set baseline withdrawal frequency caps and say exceptions for higher VIP levels are discretionary. A higher tier can therefore improve the cashout framework without automatically removing every account limit.

VIP status can also interact with withdrawals. Axe lists priority handling and higher payout limits as benefits, while the general terms say exceptions to standard cashout limits may be made for higher VIP levels. The wording is discretionary, so a player should use the limit visible in the account rather than assuming that reaching a tier automatically guarantees a specific increase.

The standard welcome package is attached to the first four qualifying deposits and uses codes AXE1 through AXE4. VIP progress, by contrast, is an ongoing points structure based on real-money slot betting. A player can therefore move through VIP levels independently of whether a particular welcome stage is active.

Both systems can create bonus wagering. Welcome stages show 45× wagering on the bonus, while VIP milestone rewards and cashback can have separate multipliers in the applicable bonus terms. Keeping those balances and conditions distinct helps avoid assuming that all promotional funds behave in the same way.

The responsible-gambling implication is straightforward: a loyalty level should not become a target that encourages extra wagering solely to unlock the next badge or cashback percentage. Tier progress is a consequence of play, not a reason to exceed a personal budget.

Free spins awarded at lower VIP levels can also have separate maximum-win and validity rules under the bonus terms. A free-spin quantity by itself does not describe the value of the reward; the eligible game, resulting bonus balance and wagering conditions determine what can ultimately be withdrawn.