The 92 Game attendance bonus is presented as a daily check-in reward — sign in more days in a row, get more. The published table tells a more specific story, because every tier has a deposit figure sitting next to it.
DEMO This page explains how the mechanic works on the real platform. On this site it is simulated — no funds move, and no payment details are ever collected.
| Consecutive days | Accumulated deposit required | Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rs300.00 | Rs6.00 |
| 2 | Rs500.00 | Rs16.00 |
| 3 | Rs1,000.00 | Rs36.00 |
| 4 | Rs3,000.00 | Rs66.00 |
| 5 | Rs5,000.00 | Rs166.00 |
| 6 | Rs10,000.00 | Rs366.00 |
| 7 | Rs50,000.00 | Rs666.00 |
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Deposit requirements must be met from day one. Players with no deposit history cannot claim.
The middle column is what turns this from a loyalty reward into a deposit incentive. Day one pays Rs6 and asks for Rs300 accumulated. Day seven pays Rs666 and asks for Rs50,000.
The platform is explicit that players with no deposit history cannot claim at all, and that deposit requirements apply from day one. So the streak is not really a login streak — it is a deposit ladder with a login gate attached.
Worth noticing: the bonus grows roughly elevenfold from day one to day seven, while the deposit requirement grows about 167-fold. The reward scales far more slowly than what it asks of you.
The Attendance screen shows a consecutive-day counter, an accumulated total, and buttons for game rules and attendance history.
It is worth doing this arithmetic once, because the framing invites you not to.
Reaching day seven means Rs50,000 in accumulated deposits, and returns Rs666 — about 1.3% of what was deposited. That is not a return on the deposits; it is a small rebate on money that has otherwise been wagered through a house edge. The deposits are not refunded.
The lower tiers are more proportionate — Rs6 on Rs300 is 2% — but the absolute amounts are small enough that they are unlikely to be why anyone deposits.
Read alongside the wheel spin table, which uses the same deposit thresholds, the design intent becomes clear: several separate promotions all reward the same behaviour, which is depositing more and more often.
Setting the bonus against the deposit it requires makes the shape of the ladder easier to see than the headline figures do.
| Day | Deposit required | Bonus | Return |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rs300 | Rs6 | 2.00% |
| 2 | Rs500 | Rs16 | 3.20% |
| 3 | Rs1,000 | Rs36 | 3.60% |
| 4 | Rs3,000 | Rs66 | 2.20% |
| 5 | Rs5,000 | Rs166 | 3.32% |
| 6 | Rs10,000 | Rs366 | 3.66% |
| 7 | Rs50,000 | Rs666 | 1.33% |
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Calculated from the published figures. Deposits are not refunded — this is the bonus relative to accumulated deposit, not a return on capital.
Day six is the best rate on the board at 3.66%. Day seven — the tier the promotion is named for and the only one with a headline worth advertising — is the worst at 1.33%, because the deposit requirement jumps fivefold while the bonus does not quite double.
In other words, pushing from day six to day seven costs Rs40,000 in additional accumulated deposit to gain Rs300 in additional bonus. Anyone treating the streak as something to complete is completing the least rewarding step on it.
Two things are left undefined, and both matter in practice.
The rules state deposit requirements apply from day one, but do not spell out whether a broken streak resets the accumulated deposit total or only the day counter. Nor is it stated what happens after day seven — whether the ladder restarts, or simply ends.
Neither gap is unusual for promotions in this category, but both are worth confirming with customer service before depositing specifically to chase a tier, rather than assuming the reading that suits you. The responsible gaming page covers why daily-return mechanics deserve particular care.
No. Each day has an accumulated deposit requirement behind it, and the published rules state that players with no deposit history cannot claim the bonus. It is a deposit-linked reward presented as a login streak, not a reward for showing up.
Rs666 on day seven — but that day requires Rs50,000 in accumulated deposits. The full ladder runs Rs6, Rs16, Rs36, Rs66, Rs166, Rs366, Rs666 across days one to seven.
The reward is based on consecutive login days, so a missed day breaks the streak. The published rules say to check in once a day during the activity, and that the higher the number of consecutive days, the larger the reward, up to seven.
The requirement is on accumulated deposits rather than a daily one, and the rules state deposit requirements must be met from day one. In practice the ladder only pays out meaningfully if your cumulative deposits keep pace with the tier you are trying to reach.
The table and rules are reproduced accurately from the platform, but on this demonstration site they apply to demo credits with no value.
