Melbet’s VIP cashback ladder changes its calculation base at the top. The smaller VIP percentages therefore should not be compared directly with the larger lower-level loss percentages.
Status and cash are different records
The source names eight levels and gives experience accrual rates, but does not publish complete upgrade thresholds. An exact amount required to reach every status cannot responsibly be invented.
Experience from multiple accounts is removed rather than combined. The displayed progress is also not itself a withdrawable balance.
A request introduces a cutoff
The source excludes activity within the twenty-four hours immediately before a cashback withdrawal request. A simple percentage of every recent entry can therefore fail to match the eligible calculation.
Lower levels use the described loss-based rates, while VIP varies by game type and applies to qualifying activity. Their different denominators need to stay visible.
Calculation does not mean immediate payment
The programme can calculate an amount before paying it. The source states payment on the final day of the applicable period if its conditions remain satisfied.
No additional wagering is described, but cryptocurrency and other eligibility exclusions remain. A support record should distinguish status, eligible cutoff, calculated amount and completed payment rather than treating a provisional display as money already received.
