I rarely open the rewards tab on betting sites, but the Betpanda description gave me a reason to look. Web3Bet says its loyalty system awards experience for wagers made from the real balance. That made me wonder what the account history shows if you place one wager with cash and another with a promotional credit on the same afternoon. Can you tell which ticket moved the progress bar, or do you just see a new total later? I would find a simple activity log more useful than a page full of tier names. Has anyone seen how Betpanda displays this?

The losing ticket is the one I’d expect to move the meter in this example. That sounds backwards until you look at what paid for each bet. I came across Betpanda while reading about web3 betting sites on Web3Bet, and the loyalty section made me wonder how easy it is to tell which wagers count. Two slips can show the same stake and look nearly identical in the bet history, even though they came out of different balances. Picture two hypothetical basketball tickets, each showing a stake equivalent to €10. On the first, I back a team using funds from my deposited balance. The team loses by four. Assuming the wager meets Betpanda’s other XP rules, I’d expect it to contribute to my VIP progress because I staked real funds on an eligible bet. The game result tells me what happened to the stake. For the loyalty meter, I’d be looking at how the wager was funded and whether it qualified. On the second ticket, I use a €10 promotional free bet on another game. That pick wins. I’d check the offer terms to see how the winnings are credited, but I wouldn’t expect XP for the free-bet stake itself. The €10 on the slip describes the size of the promotional wager. If the winnings later become available as real funds, I’d treat any new wager made with them as a separate ticket and check its eligibility on its own. A win on the free bet wouldn’t change how that original stake was funded. To see what actually happened, I’d start with the two tickets and look for a cash or free-bet label. If the slip doesn’t show the source clearly, I’d check Transactions for the cash debit and look in Bonuses or Rewards for the promotional credit. Then I’d compare the XP total under VIP Level before and after the bets have settled. If there’s an itemized rewards history, I’d look for an XP entry I can match to the cash ticket by time or bet reference. A reward for reaching a new level could appear as a separate entry, so I’d read the label before treating it as XP from either game. The meter is handy when I just want to see how far along I am. A single total gets harder to interpret if several bets settle around the same time. If the number looks off, I’d check the current eligibility and crediting rules before asking support to look up a ticket. I’d rather give them the bet reference and ask how it was classified than place another wager just to see whether the bar moves.

Thank you very much!