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# Levels/Experience
Playing our **In-house games** like *Shitcoin Simulator* or *Camel Race* will grant you **Arcade Points**. The more Arcade Points you accumulate, the higher your **tier** you achieve! Each tier unlocks increasing benefits, including higher **rakeback percentages** and exclusive rewards.
### How to Earn Arcade Points
* **Wagering Gems:** For every **20 Gems wagered**, you will earn **1 Arcade Point**.
### Tier Breakdown
Progress through 10 unique tiers based on the Arcade Points you collect:\
**Eternal**, **Obsidian**, **Diamond**, **Ruby**, **Sapphire**, **Emerald**, **Platinum**, **Gold**, **Silver**, and **Bronze**.
Tier table and required wager amounts to reach each level
### Why Progress Matters
* **Higher Tiers = Greater Rewards**: Reach higher tiers to unlock increasing rakeback percentages and other exclusive benefits.
* **Future Benefits**: Arcade Points will **convert into $BD tokens** during airdrops planned for **2025**, making your progress even more valuable.
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