How the VIP Club works
On BC.Game, you earn XP as you wager. As your XP grows, you move up through numbered VIP levels, which are grouped into tiers such as Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. Higher levels typically unlock better rewards. Your current level and progress are shown on your VIP or profile page.
XP is based on the amount you wager, not on whether you win or lose. A hundred $10 bets add up to $1,000 wagered, even if your balance hardly changes.
Typical VIP rewards
- Level-up rewards: a bonus when you reach a new level, often paid as locked BCD.
- Rakeback: a share of the house edge on your bets returned to you, regardless of the outcome.
- Recharge / periodic bonuses: recurring rewards at higher levels, based on recent activity.
- Weekly or monthly cashback-style rewards, depending on your level and current promotions.
- Dedicated VIP host at the highest levels, plus personalised offers and events.
Rakeback in plain numbers
Imagine you wager $1,000 on a game with a 1% house edge. On average, the house expects to keep about $10. If your rakeback is a small percentage of that edge, you’d receive a fraction of those $10 back. Rakeback lowers the cost of playing slightly. It does not turn a losing game into a winning one.
What is Tacoback?
Tacoback is BC.Game’s mechanism for returning house edge (HE) to players. In January 2026, BC.Game launched its Zero Edge program, under which 100% of the house edge generated on eligible BC Originals is returned to qualifying players through Tacoback, settled in BC tokens.
Key points about Tacoback and Zero Edge
- Eligible games: a defined set of BC Originals. The list can change, so check the official activity page.
- Who qualifies: reported eligibility starts from a set VIP level (VIP 5 and above at launch).
- Daily cap: each player has a daily eligible wagering cap, updated based on VIP level and recent wagering. Wagering above the cap falls back to the standard reward system for the rest of the UTC day.
- Settlement: paid in BC tokens, a Solana-based token, on a UTC-day cycle according to the official rules.
- Token value: BC tokens are tradable, so their value in dollars can rise or fall.
Does “zero edge” mean I can’t lose?
No. Returning the house edge as tokens means your expected long-term cost on eligible games is lower, but individual results are still random. You can and will have losing sessions, sometimes large ones. Caps, eligibility rules and token price changes also affect what you actually receive.
VIP and Tacoback scams
- Fake “VIP hosts” who message you first on Telegram, WhatsApp or Discord. Confirm any VIP contact through official live chat.
- “VIP level transfer” or “upgrade” offers from third parties that require payment
- Fake BC token airdrops or “Tacoback claim” sites that ask you to connect your wallet or enter a seed phrase
Read how to verify a code and our fake support guide.
Keep rewards in perspective
VIP and Tacoback are designed to keep you playing. Chasing the next level or “maximising” a daily cap can push you to wager more than you planned. Treat rewards as a small bonus on play you would do anyway. Set limits and read our responsible gambling guide.
Frequently asked questions
Do losses count toward VIP XP?
XP is based on the amount wagered, whatever the result of each bet.
Where do I see my Tacoback?
Check the Tacoback or Zero Edge section, or your rewards area, in your BC.Game account.
Is Tacoback the same as rakeback?
They’re related. Both return part or all of the house edge, but Tacoback under Zero Edge applies to eligible Originals, is paid in BC tokens and has its own caps and rules.
18+ only. Independent informational resource. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by BC.Game. VIP and Tacoback rules are set by BC.Game and may change. Tokens carry price risk.