Member tiers
How G2GBET VIP member tiers work
What a tier programme measures, when it reviews an account, and which conditions to read before you act on any of it.
The phrase G2GBET VIP that people type into a search box refers to this service's member tier programme — not to a game room and not to a claim code. This page explains how a programme of that kind generally works.
What you will not find here is a table of levels with numbers in it. Those criteria have not been published on this site, and a table someone guessed does more harm than good the moment a reader makes a decision based on it.
The mechanism
A tier programme works in four beats
This is the general shape of such a programme. The figures that actually apply live in the programme terms and nowhere else.
Activity is counted over a period
The programme defines which activity counts and over what window. Both halves matter equally.
It is compared against each level
The counted total is measured against criteria published in advance, not against ones changed after the fact.
The level is adjusted at review
A review can move an account up, leave it where it is, or move it down, depending on that period's activity.
Benefits apply under their own terms
Each benefit carries conditions of its own. Being at a level does not mean everything attached to it applies automatically.
Before you act
Five things to look for in the programme terms
If any of these is missing, that is a question for the support desk rather than something to assume.
- Which activity countsSome programmes count only certain categories; others count everything but weight the categories differently.
- When the review happensThe review cycle decides when activity is counted, and when a level can move.
- What each level includesRead the conditions attached to each benefit, not only the name it is given.
- Which exclusions applyExclusions are usually where expectation and outcome diverge the most.
- Who to ask when it does not matchIf the level shown does not match your own arithmetic, record the date and the screen and take it to the operator support desk.
Why there is no tier table here
Because those criteria have not been published here, and an unsourced number is exactly what a reader ends up making a decision on. If you find a tier table with accumulation figures on another site, check it against the official terms before believing it.
There is a longer treatment of this in the guides section: how member tiers work.
Frequently asked
Four questions about member tiers
What is a member tier measured on?
Generally on account activity over a defined period rather than on any single amount. The criteria that actually apply, and the window they are counted over, are published in the programme terms on the platform. No figure appears on this site.
Can a level I have reached be lost again?
Most programmes move accounts down as well as up when activity falls in a later period. Before doing anything for the sake of a level, read exactly when the review happens and what it measures.
I found tier thresholds on another site — are they reliable?
Treat it as unverified until you see the same number in the official terms. Figures that get copied between sites are usually out of date, or were lifted from a different brand's programme in the first place.
Do I have to join the programme separately?
It depends on the operator: some programmes count activity automatically, others require you to opt in first. The programme terms say which, and it is worth checking before assuming an account is already being counted.
Play responsibly
This service is for players aged 18 and over. Decide a budget and a stop time before you start, and stop as soon as it stops feeling like a choice.
Read the terms first, every time
The version of the terms that counts lives on the operator platform. The control below goes to the account page, which explains the step first.