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The BP9 Unlimited Cash Rebate returns a slice of everything you bet, every single day, whether the session went your way or not. Rates run from 0.3% to 0.9%, set by your VIP tier and by the category you played in.
Two things make it different from a bonus. There is no minimum or maximum payout, and the rebate carries no turnover requirement of its own. What lands is simply yours.
Your rate is read off two axes: which tier you sit in, and where the bet was placed. Slots, fishing and crash games sit in one category and pay the most. Sports and esports form a second category, live casino a third, and both pay at the lower band.
| Tier | Slots, Fishing & Crash | Sports & Esports | Live Casino |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 0.5% | 0.3% | 0.3% |
| Silver | 0.6% | 0.4% | 0.4% |
| Gold | 0.7% | 0.5% | 0.5% |
| Platinum | 0.8% | 0.6% | 0.6% |
| Diamond | 0.9% | 0.7% | 0.7% |
Bronze is where the ladder begins, and your first deposit puts you there. From that point the gap between the bands matters more than it looks on paper: a Diamond member earns nearly double a Bronze member’s rate on the same slot turnover, and more than double on the same live table turnover.
The same figures appear as rebate rows in the tier benefits table, so the rate you see on the VIP page and the rate used in the daily calculation are one and the same.
A rebate day runs from 00:00 to 23:59, and only bets that have actually settled inside that window enter the sum. An open ticket on a match that finishes tomorrow belongs to tomorrow’s calculation, not today’s.
The amount is then credited to eligible members before or by 16:00 the following day. So this is a next-day payment, not a live counter ticking up while you play. Plan around that if you are watching your balance closely.
To see what you were paid, open History in the member area and switch to the Rebate tab. Each day’s credit is listed there, which is the simplest way to sanity-check a figure against the turnover you know you put through.
Because the rebate has no wagering requirement attached, nothing has to be cleared before it becomes usable money. Your account’s standing rules still apply, of course, including the 1x turnover every deposit needs before a withdrawal goes through.
Rates this small are easier to judge as arithmetic than as percentages. The figures below are straight multiplications of settled turnover by the published rate, not projections of what anyone will earn.
| Settled turnover | Category | Bronze rebate | Diamond rebate |
|---|---|---|---|
| MYR 2,000 | Slots | MYR 10.00 | MYR 18.00 |
| MYR 10,000 | Slots | MYR 50.00 | MYR 90.00 |
| MYR 20,000 | Fishing | MYR 100.00 | MYR 180.00 |
| MYR 5,000 | Sports | MYR 15.00 | MYR 35.00 |
| MYR 10,000 | Live casino | MYR 30.00 | MYR 70.00 |
Notice what is being multiplied. Turnover is the total value of the bets you placed, not the money you lost, so a session that ends level still generates a rebate. That is the practical appeal of a percentage on turnover: it accrues from volume, and it accrues quietly in the background while you decide what to play next.
The other thing the table shows is how category choice interacts with rate. MYR 10,000 through the slot lobby pays MYR 90 at Diamond, while the same MYR 10,000 across live tables pays MYR 70. Same money staked, different band.
Your tier fixes your rate, and every settled bet from here counts towards tomorrow’s credit.
The daily calculation is narrower than the lobby. Before you count on a figure, check that what you played is actually inside the scheme.
That last one is the rule worth reading twice. Any bet counting towards a bonus requirement is already doing a job, and it cannot do two. Once the promotion is finished and you are betting with your own balance again, your settled bets return to the rebate calculation as normal.
The two look similar on a promotions page and behave nothing alike in your account.
Which suits you depends on how you play, not on the size of the headline. A bonus fits a single deposit you intend to play through one category and can commit to its turnover. The rebate fits steady play across categories, because it accrues without ever putting your wallet on hold. What you cannot do is earn both from the same bets.
Tiers are reached on accumulated deposits over a rolling 365-day window, not on turnover, and the rebate rows move with them. Each step up adds 0.1 percentage points to both bands, which reads as small and compounds across a year of volume. Silver needs MYR 250,000 of deposits inside that window, and inactivity can see a status adjusted back down, so a rate is held rather than won once. The tier requirements and benefits also govern your daily withdrawal cap and count, which can be the more immediate reason to care where you sit.
Rebate also feeds into the weekly loss calculation, and it is worth understanding the direction of travel. Net loss for the rescue offer is worked out as gross loss minus bonus minus rebate. In other words, money already returned to you during the week is subtracted before the RM 5,000 threshold is tested. The two are not in competition, but they are not additive either: cash coming back daily reduces the loss figure that the Weekly Rescue Bonus measures, and that offer then carries 10x turnover of its own if you qualify and claim it.