Olimpbet Moves Bonus Club Rewards to Altyn Games, Adds KHAN CLUB

The previous Bonus Club credited players with around KZT1 billion ($2.26 million) in rewards each month, according to Olimpbet’s October 2 announcement. The bookmaker hasn’t disclosed a budget for the replacement.

All USD equivalents use the National Bank of Kazakhstan’s official October 2 rate of KZT441.91 per $1.

Altyn Games Keeps the Points, Changes the Routine

Altyn Games isn’t entirely new. Olimpbet opened the mini-game section back in July, but October brought the wider loyalty program into it.

Players earn virtual coins, called altyns, through registration, verification, weekly betting turnover and event-specific tasks. A daily bet of at least KZT100 ($0.23) also starts a streak. Five straight days bring 200 points; ten bring 500. Miss one day, and the count goes back to zero.

Weekly turnover tasks offer up to 38,000 points. Players can spend their altyns in mini-games or exchange them for free bets and prizes through A-Market.

There’s a catch with the coins: they expire 30 days after being credited. Status works differently. The five levels, from Mys to Gauhar, depend on lifetime points earned, and that progress doesn’t expire.

KHAN CLUB Rewards a Much Larger Betting Volume

KHAN CLUB has four tiers, with qualification based on weekly betting turnover rather than deposits or operator revenue. At the entry-level BATYR tier, KZT10 million ($22,630) in weekly stakes gives access to 2.5% cashback, capped at KZT200,000 ($453).

The top KHAN tier requires KZT100 million ($226,290) in weekly turnover. Its cashback reaches 20%, normally capped at KZT2 million ($4,526). Payments are weekly, while a qualified tier stays fixed for four weeks.

There is one unusual exception. As Legalbet’s breakdown notes, the top-tier cashback cap may be lifted if a member’s negative balance reaches KZT100 million ($226,290) over four weeks. Members also get personal managers, priority support and event invitations.

No Figures Yet for the Replacement

There’s no way to tell yet whether Olimpbet will spend more or less on rewards. The company hasn’t published enrollment numbers for either program or a monthly payout estimate. Even KHAN CLUB’s cashback limits don’t show how many customers will actually qualify.

Altyn Games, meanwhile, brings the sort of tasks and virtual prizes seen in gamified loyalty programs. The rules are public, but the cost of running the two schemes remains unknown.