by Casino Days runs a loyalty scheme where regular play turns into points, and points move you up through levels that carry bigger rewards. The programme is open to anyone with an account, and the page at spin.spin.trycasinodays.ca/login//login/ is where existing players reach their account to follow their progress. The main catch is that every reward arrives as bonus funds or free spins, and bonus funds come with a wagering requirement attached.
The operator holds a Curaçao licence. What the scheme pays out in practice depends less on the level you reach than on how much of the bonus money you can clear under the terms.
What the loyalty scheme offers at each level
- Points build up as you play and decide which level you sit at; higher levels unlock better rewards.
- Rewards come as bonus funds and free spins rather than cash.
- Bonus funds carry a wagering requirement before they turn into withdrawable money.
- Comp points and level status are tied to your account and to ongoing play.
- Casino Days is operated under a Curaçao licence, which is not issued in Canada.
How points are earned and rewards claimed
- Register an account and log in through the Casino Days site to reach your player profile.
- Play the games that count towards the loyalty scheme; your play adds points to your balance.
- Watch your points total in the account area, where your level and progress sit.
- Reach the points threshold for the next level and your status moves up.
- Claim the rewards that come with your level, then read the bonus terms before you play them.
- Check the wagering requirement on any bonus funds or free spins before you plan a withdrawal.
Where loyalty rewards can cost you money
- Bonus funds are not cash. Until you meet the wagering requirement, they stay locked, and the bonus terms decide whether the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus has to be wagered.
- Free spins winnings usually land as bonus money too, so the same requirement applies to them.
- Points come from play, which means the scheme rewards spending rather than time on the site. A player who deposits small amounts climbs slowly.
- Level status depends on continued play. If you stop, your progress stalls, and the rewards tied to a level stop coming.
- Rewards can look like a reason to deposit more than you planned. They are not: the bonus is a separate pot with conditions, not a return on your losses.
A player who deposits $50 and receives bonus funds at a 40x requirement would need to wager $2,000 before that bonus money becomes withdrawable. That figure is the number to weigh against the size of the reward before you treat a level-up as a gain.
The scheme is built for adults aged 18+. If gambling stops being entertainment, free and confidential support services in Canada can help, and there is no shame in using them. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and never deposit more than planned because a bonus or a level is within reach.
Questions about tiers, points and bonus funds
Do loyalty points turn into cash?
No. Points track your play and your level, and the rewards attached to a level arrive as bonus funds or free spins. Those carry a wagering requirement before any of it can be withdrawn.
Can I lose my level if I stop playing?
Level status follows your points, and points come from play. A long break leaves your progress where it is, and the rewards tied to a higher level only come with the play that earns them.
Is the programme open to players in Canada?
The scheme is part of the Casino Days account, and the operator runs the site for an international audience under its Curaçao licence. The bonus terms set out the conditions that apply to rewards, and they are the place to confirm what is available where you are.
What stands out in the Casino Days rewards setup
The strongest part of the scheme is that it runs on top of the ordinary account rather than as a separate product. Points accumulate from play you would make anyway, and the rewards arrive without a claim code or a side registration. For a regular player, that is a low-friction way to get something back.
We prefer schemes where the reward is cash or a straightforward cashback, and the reason is concrete: bonus funds at a wagering requirement can leave a player wagering several times the value of the reward before anything is withdrawable. Casino Days puts the reward in bonus money, so the level you reach matters less than the terms attached to it.
Free spins sit in the same bracket. They are easy to use and they carry the same condition once the winnings land as bonus funds. A player who reads the bonus terms first gets a clear picture of what a level is worth; a player who skips them may find the reward smaller in practice than the headline suggests.
Licence, operator and what to check before you deposit
Casino Days operates under a Curaçao licence, and that licence is not from Canada. The operator’s name and licence details appear in the site footer and in the terms, which is where a player can read them directly.
Before depositing, check the bonus terms for the wagering requirement, for whether the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus must be wagered, and for any time limit on clearing it. Check the cashier for the payment methods open to you and any minimum deposit that applies. If a detail is missing from the page you are reading, customer support or live chat can confirm it.
Our verdict for this angle: the loyalty scheme suits a regular player who already plays here and reads terms carefully, because the points cost nothing extra and the rewards are a genuine add-on. A player chasing the rewards as a reason to deposit more will find the wagering requirement works against them. Weigh the level against the terms, not the other way round.
This text draws on what the operator states about its programme and on the licence and operator details it publishes. We made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves, and it was last updated in November 2026. Where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.
