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RATE COMPARISON

Highest rakeback rates: compare the same base

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Duelbits has the largest recurring fixed house-edge share in this selection. Compare its complete 25% with the amount available immediately, then check the tier required by each alternative.

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Ordinary base rates, not promotional maxima

Ordinary base rates, not promotional maxima
Program and applicable tierTotal on $10,000 at 4% edgeFirst claim
Duelbits: 25%$100$40; $60 in later buckets
Metaspins: 15% top fixed tier$60Fixed reward, once eligible and claimed
BetFury: 10% standard$40$20; $20 deferred
Shuffle: 5%$20$20 after unlock
What the comparison means

Duelbits leads this total-reward example, while Metaspins requires the stated top tier. A ranking by first-claim cash answers a different question from a ranking by total earned. Introductory 100% and optional coin-flip maxima stay outside the ordinary-rate table.

To compare an actual offer, select the rate your account holds. Keep the same game edge and eligible turnover for every row. Add personal VIP bonuses only after they have been awarded as separate credits.

RATE LEADER

Separate base rakeback from lossback

Duelbits publishes the largest current fixed base share in this set: twenty-five percent of house edge divided across four claim windows. Metaspins reaches fifteen percent of theoretical house edge at higher levels. Mega Dice advertises up to twenty percent, but that is weekly net-loss cashback and belongs to a different calculation family.

Compare the recurring rate with its conditions

Compare permanent base rates, tier maximums and introductory offers separately. A larger headline can come with more waiting or an account level you do not yet hold.

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Duelbits

The published total is 25% of edge, the largest recurring total in this selection. Only 10 percentage points are instant; the other 15 require daily, weekly and monthly claims.

25% of house edge
84/100 · rules and access
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Metaspins

The fixed schedule reaches 15% at the top tier and starts at 3%. The advertised 120% is a possible coin-flip outcome, so it is excluded from a guaranteed-rate comparison.

3–15% fixed
83/100 · rules and access
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BetFury

The ordinary formula uses 10% of house edge. VIP status changes the immediate share from 50% to 70%; that redistribution should not be mislabelled as a larger base rate.

10%
84/100 · rules and access
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Rakebit

The ongoing floor is 10%. The 100% introductory rate ends after the first $1,000 of qualifying wagering, so using 100% across a whole month would exaggerate the rebate.

10% ongoing · L10+
81/100 · rules and access
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Cloudbet

Diamond tiers receive 10%, while the ordinary lower-tier schedule is 5% after the welcome package. A new account should not be modelled as a permanent Diamond account.

5–10% standard
82/100 · rules and access
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VISUAL EVIDENCE

Three records behind this page.

The rate captures support this ranking at the stated date; each one links to the operator record reviewed.

Duelbits official homepage captured for the ACE rewards review
CAP-01 · DuelbitsCurrent platform

Official casino context for the four-part reward system.

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Cloudbet Rewards help page showing rakeback rates by VIP tier
CAP-02 · CloudbetRate table and formula

Primary current evidence for 5–10% of house edge.

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BetFury documentation showing the 10 percent house-edge rakeback formula
CAP-03 · BetFuryFormula and calendar split

Rate, standard/VIP access and claim frequency.

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DO NOT TRUST THE TABLE BLINDLY

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Can the highest total have a lower score?

Yes. The rules-and-access score includes documentation, entry conditions and claim friction. Use the cash columns to judge the amount, and the score to understand the conditions.

Rules behind this comparison

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