Casino Days runs on a Curaçao licence, and the operator behind the site is Sweetspot Entertainment N.V. That licence is not from Canada. For regular players, the loyalty programme is the part of the site worth understanding before you spend much there, because the rewards it hands out come with conditions attached.
The programme pays points for play, and those points move you through levels that carry benefits. If you want to see what the games side looks like first, getcasinodays.ca/games/ is a page about the brand’s game library. What follows sets out what the VIP scheme gives, how points are earned, and where the conditions bite.
Key facts on the loyalty scheme
- Casino Days is operated by Sweetspot Entertainment N.V. under a Curaçao licence, which is not issued in Canada.
- Players collect loyalty points as they play, and the points count toward progress through the programme’s levels.
- Higher levels bring benefits such as bonuses and other rewards tied to the scheme.
- Rewards from the programme come as bonus funds, and bonus funds carry wagering requirements before they turn into withdrawable money.
- The bonus terms set out how many times the reward must be wagered and whether the bonus alone or a deposit plus bonus counts toward that total.
Where the programme stands out
The appeal of the scheme is that it rewards the play you were going to do anyway. Points accrue from real-money play, and the levels give something back in the form of bonuses and rewards rather than a flat rate that ignores how much you use the site. For a player who returns to the same casino week after week, that structure has more value than a one-off welcome offer that runs out after the first deposit.
The game library behind the programme matters here, because points come from play and play happens on the games. Casino Days carries titles from a long list of providers, among them Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play’n GO, Microgaming and Evolution for live casino. A player who spends most of their time on slots has plenty to choose from, and the live tables give the same points route to anyone who prefers roulette or blackjack to reels.
Our preference within the scheme is the tiered structure over a single flat cashback rate. The reason is factual: a tier system lets a regular player reach rewards that a flat rate would spread thinly across every account, and the higher levels are where the bonuses concentrate. That only pays off if you play often enough to climb, which is a real condition, not a small one.
The programme sits alongside the site’s other promotions, and the rewards from it are bonus funds like any other. Nothing in the scheme changes the underlying maths of the games, and the points do not reduce the house edge on a slot or a table.
Pitfalls in the VIP terms and how to handle them
The conditions that matter most are the ones attached to the rewards, not the points themselves.
- Bonus funds from the programme carry a wagering requirement. Read the bonus terms before you accept a reward, and note whether the requirement applies to the bonus alone or to deposit plus bonus.
- Points come from real-money play. Bonus funds used at the tables or on slots do not build progress in the same way, so the scheme rewards deposits rather than bonus rounds.
- A reward you accept can tie up money you meant to withdraw. Check the cashier and the bonus terms for how an active bonus affects a pending withdrawal before you claim anything.
- Climbing levels takes sustained play. If you visit occasionally, the higher tiers stay out of reach and the scheme gives you little beyond the entry-level rewards.
The practical conclusion for your money: a reward is only worth claiming if you would have wagered that amount anyway, because the requirement turns the bonus into play you have to complete before any of it becomes yours.
Gambling is for adults only, 18+. If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential support services in Canada can help, and you can find them through provincial services. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and never treat a bonus as a reason to deposit more than you planned.
A worked example with a hypothetical deposit
Suppose you deposit $100 of your own money and the programme hands you a bonus of $20 as a reward. The bonus terms decide what has to be wagered. If the requirement is 40x on the bonus alone, you would need to wager $800 before the $20 turns into withdrawable money. If the terms apply the same 40x to deposit plus bonus, the figure becomes $4,800.
The gap between those two numbers is the whole reason to read the terms before you claim. Neither figure is a target to chase; they are the price of turning bonus funds into cash. On a $100 deposit, a $20 reward that needs $4,800 of play is a poor trade for most players, while the same reward at $800 is plausible for someone who plays regularly at those stakes.
Check the wagering figure in the bonus terms for the specific reward on offer, since the requirement can differ between promotions. The example uses amounts we chose for illustration, not figures published by the operator.
Who the VIP programme suits, and who it does not
The scheme fits some players well and leaves others with little.
It suits
- Players who return to Casino Days regularly and put real money through the slots and live tables.
- Players who read bonus terms and are comfortable completing a wagering requirement before withdrawing.
- Players who treat rewards as extra playtime rather than as winnings.
It does not suit
- Occasional players who will not climb beyond the lower levels.
- Anyone who wants to deposit, play a little and withdraw without conditions attached.
- Players who prefer a simple cashback arrangement to a points-and-levels structure.
The dividing line is frequency. The programme is built for repeat play, and the benefits scale with it.
Licence, operator and what to check before you deposit
Casino Days is operated by Sweetspot Entertainment N.V. under a Curaçao licence, and that licence is not from Canada. The programme’s rewards, like the site’s other bonuses, sit under the operator’s bonus terms, and those terms are where the details of each reward live.
Before you deposit, open the bonus terms and find the wagering requirement for the reward you are considering, along with the rule on whether the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus counts. Check the cashier for how an active bonus interacts with a withdrawal. If a promotion offers to turn a pending withdrawal into bonus money, accepting it stops the withdrawal and puts the money back under a wagering requirement, so weigh that before you click. Where the terms are unclear, customer support can confirm the details for a specific reward.
Our verdict for this angle: the loyalty programme gives regular players a genuine route to bonuses and rewards, and the tiered structure is the strongest part of it. The conditions on those rewards are the catch, and they decide whether the scheme is worth your time. For a frequent player who reads the terms, it adds value. For an occasional one, it adds little.
This text draws on what the operator states about its programme and terms, and it was last updated in November 2026. We made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves. Where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.