The Grand Ivy does not currently offer a VIP programme, and the offers it does have are shown in the cards above. For new players, the one with full terms is 75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza. Its wagering, minimum deposit and time limit are in its card, so they are not repeated here. T&Cs apply.
Players with an account have the Bonus Wheel and the £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway, which sit in the same list of bonus offers. T&Cs apply to both.
What the current offers are, and how they differ from a VIP scheme
A VIP programme rewards ongoing play over a long period, usually with levels. None of the offers at The Grand Ivy is built that way, so they are best read as separate promotions rather than steps on a ladder.
75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza is for new players, not for regulars. It gives 75 spins on Big Bass Bonanza. The wagering term is No wagering (winnings paid as cash), the minimum deposit is £20 and the offer is valid for 3 days. T&Cs apply. The welcome bonus page covers it in more detail.
For players who already have an account, the list has the Bonus Wheel and the £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway. These are the closest things to a reward for existing players, but they are separate promotions, not a tiered programme with levels that you climb. You can see them with the rest on the full list of offers. T&Cs apply to both.
A loyalty scheme and a cashback offer are different things, and a player who wants a refund on losses can see where that stands on the cashback page. Neither is on offer at The Grand Ivy, and the spin offer above is the only one with full terms in the cards. T&Cs apply.
The difference matters when you compare sites. A VIP scheme at another casino may promise a personal contact, higher limits or bigger rewards, and none of that applies here. What you can compare is the list of offers in the cards and the terms attached to each.
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What to check if a VIP offer appears
This page makes no promise that a VIP programme will be added. If one appears, read its terms the way you would read any other bonus: which games count, how long the reward lasts and what you need to do to qualify. On 75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza, for example, the spins apply to Big Bass Bonanza only and the offer is valid for 3 days. T&Cs apply.
Treat any invitation to a higher level, a personal contact or a bigger reward with care. A reward should never be a reason to deposit more than you planned or to play for longer. Your deposit is your own money, and the rewards that come with it are secondary.
Be careful with third-party pages that advertise a VIP club for The Grand Ivy. If the scheme is not shown on this page or on the bonus pages of this site, treat it with caution and read the full terms and conditions before you act on it. T&Cs apply to any offer, wherever it is advertised.
Notice whether a loyalty offer changes how much or how long you play. If it does, the safer gambling page explains how to set limits, take a break or self-exclude.
What to consider instead
With no VIP programme, the choice is about the promotions that exist. 75 Free Spins on Big Bass Bonanza suits a new player who wants spins on Big Bass Bonanza and is comfortable with the £20 minimum deposit. Its wagering term, No wagering (winnings paid as cash), is the most player-friendly part. The downsides are that it is for new accounts, it covers one game and it runs for a limited number of days. T&Cs apply.
Existing players who want something regular should check the Bonus Wheel and the £500 Weekly Cash Giveaway through the bonus pages before relying on them. A regular reward programme is not on offer, so anyone who chose a casino for VIP treatment should weigh that before signing up. T&Cs apply.
Another point to weigh is how you want to be rewarded. A tiered scheme pays out over a long run of play, while the welcome offer is a single package with its terms in the card and a defined period of validity. If you prefer to see exactly what you are agreeing to at the start, the second suits you better, and the page on the welcome offer for new players sets out the details. T&Cs apply.
If you do not have an account yet, sign up explains how to start, and the deposits page covers the payment options. Pay in only an amount you can afford to lose.