The Longfu88 VIP programme is more than a badge in your profile. Your level sets the monthly ceiling on your withdrawals, from RM8,000 at level 1 up to RM120,000 at level 25, and each step carries its own reward and cashback rate. That makes the ladder a cashing-out tool first and a perk second.
Below you get the full 25-level table, the five tiers, a calculator that places your current points, and the rule that decides which level is applied when you ask for money back.
There are 25 levels, split into five tiers of five: Bronze covers levels 1 to 5, Silver 6 to 10, Gold 11 to 15, Platinum 16 to 20 and Diamond 21 to 25. The profile panel shows your current tier with a short track of nearby levels, plus an All levels view listing the full 25.
A fresh account is not on level 1 yet. The panel asks you to deposit first to enter Bronze 1 and start earning VIP rewards, so the ladder begins with your first funded deposit rather than with registration.
| Tier | Levels | Points | Cashback | Monthly withdrawal limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 1 to 5 | 1 to 70 | none to 2% | RM8,000 to RM28,000 |
| Silver | 6 to 10 | 100 to 700 | 2.5% to 4% | RM32,000 to RM52,000 |
| Gold | 11 to 15 | 900 to 2,100 | 4% to 6% | RM56,000 to RM72,000 |
| Platinum | 16 to 20 | 2,400 to 3,600 | 6% to 8% | RM80,000 to RM96,000 |
| Diamond | 21 to 25 | 3,900 to 5,500 | 8% to 10% | RM104,000 to RM120,000 |
The points column is the gate for everything else. Climbing from Bronze 1 to Diamond 25 means moving from 1 point to 5,500, and the three things that change along the way are the reward on the card, the cashback rate and the monthly withdrawal ceiling.
Your points total is shown in the account, so the calculator starts there: enter the number you see and it returns your level, tier, reward, cashback rate, monthly withdrawal limit and how many points remain to the next step.
Uses the 25-level table Longfu88 publishes. Enter the points shown in your profile; how points are earned is not published, so the calculator does not convert ringgit into points.
| Level | Tier | Points | Reward | Cashback | Monthly withdrawal limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bronze | 1 | none | none | RM8,000 |
| 2 | Bronze | 15 | RM2 | 1% | RM14,000 |
| 3 | Bronze | 30 | RM2.40 | 1.5% | RM18,000 |
| 4 | Bronze | 50 | RM2.80 | 1.5% | RM24,000 |
| 5 | Bronze | 70 | RM4 | 2% | RM28,000 |
| 6 | Silver | 100 | RM6 | 2.5% | RM32,000 |
| 7 | Silver | 150 | RM8 | 2.5% | RM36,000 |
| 8 | Silver | 300 | RM12 | 3% | RM40,000 |
| 9 | Silver | 500 | RM16 | 3.5% | RM44,000 |
| 10 | Silver | 700 | RM20 | 4% | RM52,000 |
| 11 | Gold | 900 | RM28 | 4% | RM56,000 |
| 12 | Gold | 1,200 | RM40 | 4.5% | RM60,000 |
| 13 | Gold | 1,500 | RM60 | 5% | RM64,000 |
| 14 | Gold | 1,800 | RM80 | 5.5% | RM68,000 |
| 15 | Gold | 2,100 | RM100 | 6% | RM72,000 |
| 16 | Platinum | 2,400 | RM120 | 6% | RM80,000 |
| 17 | Platinum | 2,700 | RM160 | 6.5% | RM84,000 |
| 18 | Platinum | 3,000 | RM200 | 7% | RM88,000 |
| 19 | Platinum | 3,300 | RM240 | 7.5% | RM92,000 |
| 20 | Platinum | 3,600 | RM280 | 8% | RM96,000 |
| 21 | Diamond | 3,900 | RM320 | 8% | RM104,000 |
| 22 | Diamond | 4,300 | RM400 | 8.5% | RM108,000 |
| 23 | Diamond | 4,700 | RM800 | 9% | RM112,000 |
| 24 | Diamond | 5,100 | RM1,400 | 9.5% | RM116,000 |
| 25 | Diamond | 5,500 | RM2,000 | 10% | RM120,000 |
The rewards column tells you where the ladder pays attention. Through Bronze the amounts are small change: levels 2 to 5 add RM2 + RM2.40 + RM2.80 + RM4, which is RM11.20 for the whole tier. The money arrives at the top instead. Diamond hands out RM320 + RM400 + RM800 + RM1,400 + RM2,000, a total of RM4,920 across levels 21 to 25, with the sharpest steps at level 23 (RM800) and level 25 (RM2,000).
Cashback climbs in a steady pattern of roughly two percentage points per five levels: 2% at level 5, 4% at level 10, 6% at level 15, 8% at level 20 and 10% at level 25. It does flatten at a few steps, so levels 10 and 11 share 4%, levels 15 and 16 share 6%, and levels 20 and 21 share 8%. If you are one level below one of those pairs, the next step raises your rate; if you are on the lower half of a pair, it does not.
In practice the most useful column is the last one. The monthly withdrawal limit rises at every single level, and the first step alone adds RM6,000, taking you from RM8,000 to RM14,000. By Silver 10 the ceiling is RM52,000 a month, and the Diamond tier runs from RM104,000 to RM120,000. That ceiling, not the RM2 reward card, is what decides whether a good week can leave your account in one calendar month.
Your points total, tier and monthly ceiling are all shown in the profile panel once you have made a deposit.
The operator’s terms are direct about this: withdrawals follow monthly withdrawal limits set by VIP status. So the table above is not a loyalty chart, it is a payout schedule. Before you request anything large, check your own limit and divide the amount you want out by it.
The rule has a second part. The level applied to a withdrawal is judged on your activity in the 90 calendar days before the request, and the terms add that it can change with your deposit and withdrawal ratio and with the bonuses you have received. A badge earned during a busy stretch does not guarantee the same ceiling after a quiet quarter.
Good to know
The VIP level that counts for a withdrawal is judged on your last 90 days, not on your best day.
Put a figure on it. Say you have RM30,000 of real balance to take out. At level 4 the monthly limit is RM24,000, so RM30,000 minus RM24,000 leaves RM6,000 waiting for the next calendar month. At level 6 the limit is RM32,000 and the whole RM30,000 fits inside one month. Two levels of difference decide whether you wait a month for the remainder.
Inside that monthly allowance a second cap applies: each single withdrawal transaction is limited to RM2,020, and no more than five requests can sit pending at once. Even the RM8,000 ceiling at level 1 therefore takes four transactions (3 x RM2,020 = RM6,060, plus RM1,940), which still fits the pending cap. Larger amounts need sequencing, and the withdrawal planner works out how many transactions your figure needs and whether the monthly limit covers it.
Beside the numbers, the VIP area lists three benefits against each tier: On-Site Promotions, 24/7 Live Chat Access and Personalised Offers. The first two are ticked from Bronze upward. Personalised Offers is shown as locked at Bronze and available at Gold and Platinum, which is the one benefit that visibly switches on as you climb rather than simply growing in value.
Two things are missing from the brand’s own VIP information, and guessing them would cost you money.
That is why the calculator on this page starts from the points already shown in your profile instead of converting ringgit into points. If either figure matters for a decision you are about to make, 24/7 live chat is the place to ask before you deposit.
The VIP cashback rate is not the same thing as the cashback promotions in the promotions list, and neither is the same as the rebates. The promotions list carries a weekly casino cashback of 10% up to RM6,988, a sport cashback of 10% up to RM2,500 and a live cashback of 25% up to RM850. The Longfu88 rebate programme is advertised as unlimited and set by product: casino 0.90%, live casino 1%, sports 0.70%, P2P 0.80% and lottery 1%, with a Rebates line in the profile showing what you have earned.
Treat them as three separate programmes attached to the same account. Payout schedules are not published for any of them, so the amounts you see in the profile are the reliable reference. Points, Coins and rebates are also tracked separately, and Coins and the Shop run on their own earning rate rather than on your VIP level. If you are still mapping out how the account fits together, the casino overview covers the sections and the cashier in one place.
