Five Lucky Jackpot pots run Bronze to Diamond, apart from the six status names
Blackjack Ballroom sits in Casino Rewards. Reviews describe points from cash play as one pool across the sister rooms. A point earned in this lobby is described as counting there, and a point earned there is described as counting here. Several write-ups say the membership starts on its own once real-money play begins. These pages cannot see a point balance.
The pool does not touch the welcome
Shared points are not a path through the three-deposit welcome. Rows one and two stay at 200× on the bonus. Slots stay at 100%, and blackjack, roulette, baccarat and live games stay at 2%. Points do not change either figure, and they do not turn a cash-out inside the 48-hour hold into a same-day payment.
What the reviews name, and what they do not price
Several reviews describe six status levels. They do not print one public ladder this page can copy. One of them describes a weekly draw called Time of Your Life. Tickets follow the status, including the levels below the one you hold. In that example a Gold player receives one Gold ticket, one Silver ticket and one Bronze ticket that week, and each level has its own draw. The same write-up says the current status shows in the lobby. It does not print the prize amounts.
A separate review names a VIP Lucky Jackpot with five pots, from Bronze through Diamond. That list has five names, and the status write-ups say six levels, so this page does not merge the two into one ladder.
A detailed Ballroom reading says points may be exchanged for casino credit, and that the public conversion rate and the tier thresholds are not clear enough to value before you are inside the account. The same reading says no standing cashback percentage is published. Group explainers elsewhere print point rates and status thresholds, and those explainers do not agree. None of those rates is copied here. If the lobby shows a rate, that rate is the one that binds.
The phone and the desktop use the same account, so the points are not a second balance in the browser.
FAQ
Do Blackjack Ballroom points clear the welcome?
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No. Reviews describe cash-play points as one pool with other Casino Rewards rooms. Those points do not shrink a 200× match already accepted, and they do not change the 100% line on slots or the 2% line on blackjack, roulette, baccarat and live games.
Is there a published cashback percentage?
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No standing cashback percentage is published on the detailed Ballroom reading. This page does not print a tier ladder or a Monday rate. If the account shows a rate, that rate binds.
What is the Time of Your Life draw?
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One review describes weekly tickets that follow loyalty status, including the levels below the one you hold. In its example a Gold player receives one Gold, one Silver and one Bronze ticket that week. Each level has its own draw. Prize amounts are not printed here.
These pages are a guide to the published terms and to what Canadian reviews repeat. They do not open an account, take a deposit, or store a player record.