Reviewers report that the Fortunica VIP club pays 1 point per €10 staked on eligible games, and the points carry you through seven statuses, from Fighter up to Immortal, across roughly 70 levels. Cashback is weekly. It begins at the second status, Ascender, with 2% and climbs to 10% at Immortal. Fortunica’s own VIP widget promises “120 perks and rewards”.
The status names of the Fortunica loyalty programme, the Wheel of Fortunica, tournaments and the Hall of Fame appear on the operator’s own pages. Thresholds, percentages and wagering are reviewers’ figures, mainly NightRush’s and ApuestasExtranjeras’, in euros; where they and the operator’s VIP Club terms disagree, the terms win.
Fortunica VIP levels: points, cashback and exchange rate by status
Each row marks where a status begins (figures from NightRush’s 2026 review). “Points per €1” is the exchange rate, the VIP points you hand over for €1, so lower is better.
| Status | Points to reach | Weekly cashback | Points per €1 | Weekly bonus match |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fighter | 0 | – | – | – |
| Ascender | 500 | 2% | 500 | 50% |
| Blessed | 1,500 | 3% | 400 | 70% |
| Fortunate | 10,000 | 5% | 300 | 100% |
| Demigod | 20,000 | 6% | 200 | 120% |
| Divine | 50,000 | 8% | 100 | 150% |
| Immortal | 100,000 | 10% | 50 | 200% |
Sources differ on the level count (CorrectCasinos 70, NightRush 69) but agree on the seven status names.
Fortunica VIP points maths: a worked example
Run the thresholds through the reported rate of 1 point per €10 of eligible bets and they become turnover targets (approximate pound figures, converted at about £0.86 per euro to illustrate the reported rate):
- Ascender, 500 points: €5,000 of bets, about £4,300.
- Blessed, 1,500 points: €15,000, about £12,900.
- Fortunate, 10,000 points: €100,000, about £86,000.
- Immortal, 100,000 points: €1,000,000, about £860,000.
Turnover counts every stake, so £50 bet ten times adds up to £500. Even allowing for that, about £4,300 has to go through eligible games before cashback switches on at all.
What the points are worth when exchanged
Bet €5,000 and you have 500 points. Exchanged at Ascender’s rate of 500 points per €1, they come to €1 (about £0.86), which is 0.02% of the turnover. At Immortal’s 50 points per €1, the same 500 points would fetch €10, or 0.2%. The reports don’t say whether exchanging points slows your progress, so read the VIP Club terms before swapping any.
Games that don’t add points
Not every game feeds the ladder. CorrectCasinos reported in June 2025 that Spribe titles, Aviatrix and some other games earn no VIP points, so look at the VIP terms before assuming your favourite counts. The main providers are covered in the Fortunica slot game library guide.
Fortunica cashback in pounds
For illustration, take a week that finishes £200 down and assume cashback is paid on net losses:
- Ascender, 2%: £4 comes back. At x5 wagering, that £4 needs £20 of bets before it can be withdrawn.
- Immortal, 10%: £20 back, needing £100 of bets.
- The cap: the reported €2,000 weekly limit equals 10% of a €20,000 loss, so only a very heavy losing week would run into it.
Fortunica weekly cashback rules
These are ApuestasExtranjeras’ conditions from October 2025; NightRush reports the same 2% to 10% ladder.
- Status: Ascender or higher. Fighter gets no cashback.
- Qualifying deposits: at least €20 (about £17) during the week, made without a bonus.
- Credited: Mondays at 00:00 GMT.
- Wagering: x5 within 5 days of crediting.
- Cap: €2,000 (about £1,720) a week.
18+ · Terms apply · Cashback reported at x5 wagering, weekly bonus at 40x · Fortunica is not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, so UK protections such as GAMSTOP do not apply
Fortunica weekly bonus by status
From Ascender upwards there is also a weekly bonus, according to NightRush and ApuestasExtranjeras. The match climbs from 50% to 200% at Immortal, the cap is €1,000 and the wagering is 40x, so a €100 weekly bonus means €4,000 of stakes and the €1,000 maximum means €40,000. That multiplier matches the Fortunica welcome package wagering. The 10x limit placed on UK Gambling Commission licensees since 19 January 2026 doesn’t reach Fortunica. Whether an offer needs a code is covered on the Fortunica bonus code requirements page.
Wheel of Fortunica, tournaments and the Hall of Fame
Fortunica’s Promotions menu carries Tournament, VIP Club, Wheel of Fortune and Hall of Fame. In September 2026 Slotozilla described the Wheel of Fortunica as a £1 spin with prizes including free spins, VIP points and cash bonuses. That £1 is a bet in its own right and comes out of the same budget. Rules for tournaments and the Hall of Fame are in the operator’s terms.
What a Fortunica withdrawal forfeits
“Please note that all cash bonuses, free spins, Wheel of Fortune spins and loyalty points multiplier will be forfeited when a withdrawal transaction is created.”
The loyalty points multiplier is a temporary boost to how quickly points accrue. SlotsMate describes a weekday promotion in which 100 bets earn free spins plus a x2 multiplier for 2 hours, and creating a withdrawal while that boost runs ends it. Points you have already collected, and your status, go unmentioned in the rule. So let any boost finish and get verification done before requesting a cash-out. Processing times and reported caps are on the Fortunica withdrawal times and limits page.
Fortunica is not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, so UK protections such as GAMSTOP do not apply. Reviewers also quote a version of its terms that puts the United Kingdom on the restricted-territories list, which makes that clause required reading before you register. The rest of the picture is in the Fortunica Casino UK summary.
Is climbing the Fortunica VIP ladder worth it?
Cashback returns a slice of money that has already gone. A £200 losing week at Ascender still ends £196 down, and the £4 has to be staked five times before you can take it out. Immortal’s 10% leaves £180 of the same loss in place, after about £860,000 of bets to reach that status, while exchanged points return 0.02% to 0.2% of turnover. Nothing on the ladder pays for the extra play it takes to climb, so let status follow whatever you would have played in the first place:
- Don’t raise stakes or play longer to reach the next level.
- Take Monday’s cashback for what it is, a balance with wagering attached, and don’t let it prompt another deposit.
- Set daily deposit, loss and wager limits in your account. Fortunica also offers time limits and “Take a break” for 1, 3, 7, 14 or 21 days; once set, a limit can’t be raised for 1 day.
- If the next level is the reason you are about to deposit, stop for the day.
The guide to setting deposit and loss limits covers the remaining tools and UK support.
18+. Gambling can be harmful. No VIP status makes a loss more affordable. Free, confidential help:
- Talk to someone: the GamCare-run National Gambling Helpline answers 24 hours a day on 0808 8020 133, and gamcare.org.uk has a live chat.
- Find treatment: gambleaware.org from GambleAware points you to free support near you.
- Exclude yourself: gamstop.co.uk is the free scheme for operators licensed in Great Britain. Fortunica sits outside it; if you are registered with GAMSTOP, don’t play here or on any other gambling site.
- Block access: BetBlocker (free) and Gamban both stop gambling sites and apps from loading on your devices.
- Stop the payments: many banks let you switch off gambling transactions in their app.
Fortunica VIP FAQ
Does Fortunica Casino have a VIP programme?
Yes. The VIP club has seven statuses, from Fighter to Immortal, over about 70 levels, and Fortunica’s own widget advertises “120 perks and rewards”. Reviewers report 1 point per €10 of bets on eligible games.
How many points does each Fortunica VIP level need?
NightRush reports 500 points for Ascender, 1,500 for Blessed, 10,000 for Fortunate, 20,000 for Demigod, 50,000 for Divine and 100,000 for Immortal. At 1 point per €10, Ascender takes about €5,000 of eligible bets (roughly £4,300).
How does Fortunica cashback work?
Reviewers report weekly cashback from 2% at Ascender to 10% at Immortal, credited on Mondays at 00:00 GMT. It needs at least €20 of deposits that week, carries x5 wagering within 5 days and is capped at €2,000 a week.
What is the Wheel of Fortunica?
A prize wheel in Fortunica’s Promotions menu. Slotozilla describes it as a £1 spin with prizes such as free spins, VIP points and cash bonuses. Unused wheel spins are forfeited when you create a withdrawal.
Do I lose VIP progress when I withdraw?
The operator’s rule says creating a withdrawal forfeits cash bonuses, free spins, Wheel of Fortune spins and the loyalty points multiplier. It doesn’t mention points already collected or your status, so let any active multiplier finish first.