MELBET’s “Champions Club”: Earn experience points and collect rewards

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: October 24, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Business & Economy

MELBET’s “Champions Club”: Earn experience points and collect rewards

MELBET has introduced the “Champions Club,” a promotion in which players earn experience points from wagers and advance through five leagues, each with five ranks. Sports bets earn one experience point and one bonus point for every USD 2 wagered; casino and quick games award the same for every USD 5 wagered. Depending on their league, participants can receive free bets worth USD 5 to USD 25 and qualify for weekly cashback of 3% to 6%, subject to the program’s conditions. At the end of each month, the “League Wheel” may also award gadgets, points, a league promotion, or additional free bets of up to USD 100.

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