Reward Rules
Overview of Reward Rules and their use cases
Reward rules allow you to provide instant rewards to users who complete a one-time action. They are designed for passive engagement, which means users are rewarded for routine interactions.
For example, you can configure a reward rule where users receive 20 tokens if they’ve made a deposit over the last week.
Reward Rules Overview
Reward rules follow a logic of cause and effect. When a user performs an action and triggers an event, they receive the reward.
You can define the following for each reward rule:
- Event triggers: Define the specific event that users must trigger to earn the reward.
- User restrictions: Target specific user segments to determine who can receive the reward.
- Reward type: Choose the exact reward the user receives, such as tokens, external bonuses and more.
- Duration: Set rules to run for a specific timeframe or keep them active indefinitely.
- Visibility: Display rules in the loyalty widget or hide them to create surprise rewards that only appear after completion.
Rewards rules can be triggered multiple times by the same user. For example, if your Reward Rule is triggered when a user makes a 10€ deposit, they will get the associated reward each time they make a 10€ deposit.
Common Use Cases
Use reward rules for actions that require immediate gratification and do not need a progress tracker. Common use cases include:
- Account Milestone: Reward a user instantly with 50 tokens for completing their profile or verifying their email address.
- First Deposit: Grant a one-time bonus when a user makes their first successful deposit on the platform.
- Bets Placed: Some examples include:
- Grant users 2% of their stake back in tokens for any bet exceeding 20€.
- Provide 4% tokens for live NFL bets placed specifically on Mondays.
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