Coin Earn

What it does

Players earn your coin automatically: on every settled bet, priced by the game’s category, and on every completed deposit. This screen sets those rates. It is the same coin balance players earn from missions and spend on the Lucky Wheel and on Coin Shop, shown under the name you give it on Coin Economy.

A new tenant starts every row at 1 coin per 100, switched on: the rate your loyalty tiers are priced on. Nothing is paid while the Program switch on Loyalty Program is off, which is where a new tenant starts. A coin buys nothing until you turn on the Lucky Wheel or a Coin Shop item. Lower any rate, or switch a row off, to change what players earn; a lower rate means slower tier progress.

Where to find it

Promotions & Rewards -> Loyalty -> Coin Earn

The rates

There is one row per game category and one Deposit row. Each row has:

Active: the switch that turns the row on. A row that is off pays nothing.
Coins, headed with your coin’s name: how many coins the row pays.
Per amount: the amount that earns those coins. For a category, it is valid turnover on that category’s games; for Deposit, the amount deposited.

For example, 1 coin per 100 on Slots pays 1 coin for every 100 of valid Slots turnover. Small bets add up: a player’s leftover fraction of a coin carries to their next bet, so ten bets of 10 earn the same coin as one bet of 100.

A bet counts toward the category its game was booked under. Video poker counts as Table & Cards and e-sports as Sports, the same way the lobby shows them. A deposit counts once it is completed, on either the payment gateway or a manual approval. A bet or deposit earns once, however many times it is processed. When the provider later cancels, voids or refunds a bet, its coins are taken back, as many as the player still holds; a correction that cuts only part of the stake takes back that share.

Price a rate before you switch it on

Next to each row are the last 30 days of play for your players:

Turnover / deposits: the valid turnover on that category, or the deposits completed.
GGR: the house win on that category. For the Deposit row, the house win across every category.
Coins paid, also headed with your coin’s name: what the row, as you have typed it, would have paid over those 30 days.
Cost: those coins at the coin’s value.
Cost % of GGR: that cost as a share of the GGR. It updates as you type, so you can try a rate before saving it.

The coin’s value, shown above the table, is the most one coin can buy: the higher of the Lucky Wheel’s expected payout per coin (each prize’s value weighted by its odds, divided by the spin cost) and the best Coin Shop item. If neither is set up yet, the cost cannot be shown.

A dash in Cost % of GGR means the house did not win on that category over the window, so there is no GGR to compare with.

If the play figures cannot be read, the screen says so and the rates still load and save.

Saving

Click Save to apply every row at once. A row switched on needs both a coin count and an amount above 0. New rates apply to bets and deposits from then on; nothing already settled is paid again.