How member tiers work, and which conditions to read first

G2GBET Editorial TeamPublished 28 July 2026Updated 18 August 2026

What a tier programme is

The phrase G2GBET VIP refers to a member tier programme: a system that sorts accounts into groups based on activity over a period, and attaches certain benefits to each group.

What makes such a programme hard to follow is not the idea but the detail: which activity is counted, over what window, and what conditions sit on each benefit.

What gets counted

Most programmes do not count everything equally, and usually have three layers of qualification stacked on top of each other.

• Which categories qualify — some may not count at all, or may count at a different weight.
• The window it is counted over — activity outside it does not carry across, however much of it there was.
• Exclusions — certain kinds of activity are removed from the count by the programme's own terms.

Reviews, and moving back down

The half people overlook is downward movement. Almost every programme that can promote an account can also demote it when the next period is quieter. A level reached is not a permanent status.

Why there is no threshold table here

Because those criteria have not been published here, and an unsourced number is precisely what a reader ends up acting on. A guessed table helps nobody.

If you find a tier table with accumulation figures elsewhere, check two things before believing it: whether it carries a revision date, and whether it matches the programme's official terms.

The questions to ask first

1. Which activity counts, and which categories are excluded?
2. How long is the review period, and when does it start counting?
3. What conditions sit on the benefits attached to a level?
4. If activity drops, when and how does the level change?

The overview of the programme itself is on the member tiers page.