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maxrakeback is Thrill's code, advertising up to 70% rakeback — a ceiling figure reached at the top of the VIP ladder, not a rate every account starts on.
What 'up to 70%' means, and does not mean
Three words carry the entire caveat: up to. Seventy percent is the highest advertised rakeback ceiling among the five operators we track, and it belongs to the top tier of the ladder, not the account you open today. The number that actually matters on day one is the entry-tier rate — a figure Thrill does not publish as a fixed table.
This calculator exists to make that gap visible in cash terms rather than leaving it as a vague feeling that the headline number is optimistic.
The Thrill VIP calculator
70% is the verified ceiling figure. The entry rate is an editable example, not a confirmed term.
The formula behind each number
The same margin formula, run at two rates
House margin generated = turnover × (house edge ÷ 100). Rakeback at entry rate = margin × (entry rate ÷ 100). Rakeback at the ceiling = margin × (ceiling rate ÷ 100). Gap = ceiling rakeback − entry rakeback.
Worked scenario: entry rate vs ceiling
Take $30,000 of monthly turnover and a 3% average house edge: house margin generated is $900. At a 5% entry-tier rate, rakeback is $45. At the advertised 70% ceiling, the same turnover and margin would return $630. The gap — $585 — is the distance between the number in the marketing and the number most accounts actually see.
Closing that gap requires enough turnover to climb the ladder, and the thresholds for doing so are not published as a fixed table. Until your account confirms otherwise, treat the ceiling as the best case, not the expected case.
How Thrill's ceiling compares to the other four brands
| Brand | Headline rakeback mechanic | Ceiling or rate shown |
|---|---|---|
| Thrill | Tiered rakeback, advertised ceiling | Up to 70% |
| Rainbet | Boost multiplies an existing rate | 20% boost on your base rate |
| Stake | Rakeback unlocked by code | Rate depends on VIP tier |
| Roobet | Time-boxed cashback | 20% for 7 days |
| BC.Game | One-off deposit match | 470% + 400 free spins |
What this calculator cannot tell you
- The real entry-tier rate on a new Thrill account — check the VIP page in your account
- The turnover needed to climb from entry to the 70% ceiling — not published as a fixed table
- Whether rakeback pays instantly or accrues on a schedule — not published by the operator
- Anything about a deposit bonus — for an offer with a wagering requirement, use the wagering calculator instead
Licence, geo-restrictions and playing safely
Licensing. Access is blocked in a number of countries and US states, and the list is maintained by the operator rather than published as a stable document. The current restricted list and licence details live on the operator’s own terms page — read them before you register.
Your side of it. Crypto casinos settle fast, which is exactly what makes them easy to overplay. Before your first deposit at Thrill, set a deposit cap and a session timer in the account settings — not in your head.
- Deposit limits and self-exclusion tools live in account settings, not support chat
- A losing session is not a signal to raise the stake — it is a signal to stop
- Bonus turnover targets are not a reason to keep playing past your limit
- Free, confidential help: BeGambleAware and Gambling Therapy
Frequently asked questions
Does everyone who signs up with maxrakeback get 70% rakeback?
No. 70% is described as a ceiling — 'up to 70%' — reached at the top VIP tier, not a starting rate handed to a new account. What a new account actually earns is a separate figure, set by your account's own VIP tier.
Why does this calculator show two rates instead of one?
Because 'up to 70%' is only half the information you need. The other half is what an account actually earns at entry level, and the honest comparison is the gap between those two numbers, not the ceiling on its own.
Is a large gap between ceiling and entry rate unusual?
No — tiered rakeback programmes across the industry generally work this way, with the advertised top figure reserved for the highest tier of volume. What varies operator to operator is how large that gap is and how much turnover it takes to close it.
How much turnover does it take to reach 70%?
That is not published as a fixed, quotable threshold. Treat the ceiling as aspirational until your account's own VIP panel confirms otherwise.
Does the entry rate ever start at zero, like Stake's code?
That depends on account setup rather than this specific code's mechanic. Enter 0% for the entry rate here if that reflects your situation — the tool handles it the same way as any other number.
Is Thrill's ceiling higher than the other four brands we track?
Yes, by the headline figure alone — 70% is the highest advertised rakeback ceiling among the five operators. Whether that translates into a bigger real-world benefit depends entirely on how close an account's actual tier sits to that ceiling.
Can I use this before I have played a single hand at Thrill?
Yes. Enter a realistic monthly turnover you would place elsewhere and compare the entry-rate result against the ceiling — that gap is the honest range of outcomes to expect.