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Loyalty Points Bangladesh is a slots title available in the 99bf lobby. If a loyalty programme is active on your account, visit the information section or your account area for current details on any offers available to you.
Loyalty Points are a running balance tied directly to your 99bf account. Each time you settle a bet — whether that's a BPL cricket market, a football match, or a round on Blackjack Livebets — the system logs points against your account ID.
Points are calculated at the time a bet settles, not when it is placed. The rate applied depends on the product category — sportsbook markets and casino games each carry their own point rate, shown in the Loyalty tab of your account.
Each settled bet contributes points at a rate published in your account's Loyalty tab. Sportsbook and casino categories may carry different rates. Void or cancelled bets do not generate points. Check the tab for the current schedule before placing a qualifying bet.
When your balance reaches the published minimum, open the Loyalty tab and select Redeem. The value transfers to your main wallet, from where you can withdraw via bKash, Nagad, or Upay using the same steps as a standard withdrawal.
Cricket, football, kabaddi, and other sportsbook markets qualify alongside casino categories including slots, live tables, and crash games. The full eligible-category list is in the published terms; some promotional bet types may be excluded.
Points carry an expiry window stated in the terms. Accounts with no qualifying activity within that window may see their balance reset. The exact window and any activity conditions are shown in the Loyalty tab — review them to keep your balance active.
We publish the full Loyalty Points terms inside your account so you can verify the numbers before you act on them. Point values, redemption minimums, eligible bet types, and expiry conditions are all documented there.
The cash equivalent of one Loyalty Point is shown in the Loyalty tab of your account. We do not publish a fixed rate on this page because it may vary by category or period. Always check the tab for the current conversion before redeeming.
A minimum point balance is required before you can redeem. The threshold is stated in the published terms inside your account. Attempting to redeem below the minimum will show an error; the tab displays your current balance against the threshold in real time.
The Loyalty tab is accessible from any modern mobile browser without a separate download. Open your account on the same device you use for bKash or Nagad and the tab loads within the standard account navigation — no desktop required.
Full terms — including eligible bet types, excluded information, expiry windows, and category-specific rates — are in the Loyalty tab and the linked terms page. If a detail is not shown on this page, that is the place to look before acting.
If your point balance does not update after a settled bet, or if a redemption does not reach your bKash or Nagad wallet as expected, the fastest path is the live chat link in your signed-in account.
Open the Help section from your signed-in account to find the live chat link. Use this for quick questions about your current point balance, a pending redemption, or an eligible bet that did not register. Response times depend on queue volume; the chat window shows current availability.
For points disputes that need a transaction record or screenshot, use the support email address listed in the Help section of your account. Include your account ID and the bet reference number so the team can locate the transaction without back-and-forth.
The Help section inside your account includes written answers to common Loyalty Points questions — covering redemption steps, expiry rules, and wallet transfer paths via bKash, Nagad, and Upay. Check there first before opening a chat or email ticket.
Loyalty Points are calculated automatically at bet settlement and written to your account record immediately. You can verify the running total in the Loyalty tab at any time — the figure shown is the same one our system holds.
Your Loyalty Points balance updates as soon as a qualifying bet settles. The figure in the Loyalty tab reflects the live account record — there is no delay between settlement and the displayed total. Refresh the tab after a bet settles to see the updated number.
Every rule governing how points are earned, valued, and redeemed is written in the terms linked from the Loyalty tab. We do not change rates without updating that document. If you see a discrepancy between this page and the terms, the terms page is the authoritative source.
Redeemed points move to your main account wallet and follow the standard withdrawal path. bKash, Nagad, and Upay are the supported rails. The same identity verification that applies to cash withdrawals applies here — no separate KYC step is added for a points redemption.
If a point adjustment is needed, raise it through the support email route with your bet reference. Adjustments are logged with a reference number. We do not make undocumented changes to account balances, and the support team can share the adjustment log on request.
Quick definitions for the terms you will see in the Loyalty tab and published terms.
A Loyalty Point is a unit of account credit awarded when a qualifying bet settles. Points accumulate in your account balance and can be converted to wallet credit once you reach the published minimum redemption threshold.
Point rate is the number of Loyalty Points awarded per unit of stake on a qualifying bet. Different product categories — sportsbook versus casino — may carry different rates, all published in the Loyalty tab of your account.
The redemption threshold is the minimum Loyalty Point balance required before you can convert points to wallet credit. The exact figure is shown in the Loyalty tab; attempting to redeem below it will return an error message.
Point expiry is the period of account inactivity after which accumulated Loyalty Points may be reset to zero. The exact window is stated in the published terms. Placing a qualifying bet within the window resets the expiry clock.
A qualifying bet is any settled wager on an eligible market or game category that meets the minimum stake and is not excluded by the terms. Void, cancelled, or certain promotional bets may not qualify; the eligible list is in the Loyalty tab.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer — the identity verification steps required before a withdrawal can be processed. Redeeming Loyalty Points to your wallet and then withdrawing via bKash or Nagad follows the same KYC process as a standard cash withdrawal.
Answers to what people ask most about earning and using Loyalty Points on 99bf.
Yes. Settled cricket bets on eligible markets — including BPL, IPL, and international fixtures — count toward your Loyalty Points balance at the rate shown in the Loyalty tab. Check the eligible market list in the published terms to confirm which bet types qualify before placing.
Casino games including slots and crash games are listed as eligible categories in the Loyalty terms. The point rate for casino play may differ from the sportsbook rate. Open the Loyalty tab in your account to see the current rate for each category before you start a session.
Once your balance reaches the published minimum, go to the Loyalty tab in your account and select Redeem. The credit moves to your main account wallet. From there, start a standard withdrawal and choose bKash as the method — the same steps you use for any cash withdrawal apply.
Points are written to your account at bet settlement, not placement. If the balance has not changed after a bet settles, refresh the Loyalty tab.
Yes. The published terms include an inactivity window after which points may expire. The exact duration is in the Loyalty tab. Placing any qualifying bet before the window closes resets the expiry clock. Check the tab periodically if you take a break from the platform.
The published terms state whether an earning cap applies per day, per bet, or per account period. We do not publish a fixed cap on this page because it may change.