Raid the Riches
Raid the Riches sits behind the Missions entry with its safe icon. The lobby banner uses vault artwork, gold borders and a gold Start Now button, with a headline of up to €25,000 cash. That headline belongs to the top tier. Casual, the tier used for my run, starts at €0.10 per spin and lists a €500 total prize.
The large banner sits among the lobby rows rather than replacing them. Most Popular, Recommended and New Releases remain separate routes to games. On desktop, Missions stays in the left sidebar; on a phone it has its own place in the bottom bar between Live and Bonuses. The account also shows a progress bar, so the banner is not the only place to return.
A friend in Waterford tends to use the phone bar, while a colleague in Halifax uses the desktop sidebar after visiting the cashier. Both routes lead to the same mission area. The home page describes that layout alongside the welcome banner, whose cowboy and map artwork is separate from the Missions safe.
Four tiers with different minimums
Every tier has four levels and 28 challenges, with seven days to finish. The minimum spin and listed total prize change with the tier. These totals describe the tier's prizes, not a guaranteed cash balance after joining. Rewards go to the bonus balance unless the individual mission says cash, even though the bonus-page card mentions wager-free spins and cash prizes.
| Tier | Minimum spin | Levels · challenges | Total prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casual | €0.10 | 4 · 28 | €500 |
| Challenger | €0.50 | 4 · 28 | €2,500 |
| Elite | €2 | 4 · 28 | €10,000 |
| Legendary | €5 | 4 · 28 | €25,000 |
Only one tier can be active at a time. My choice was Casual, not an attempt to turn the full €25,000 banner figure into a personal result. The account run also included three small welcome deposits of €10, €20 and €20. Those deposits and their matched bonuses belonged to the welcome package, not to a separate mission deposit schedule.
My Casual challenge progress
I tracked completed challenges by level during the seven-day run. The account bar showed progress towards 28 challenges. I completed only part of the run.
| Level reached | Completed challenges in that level | Completed overall | Progress reading |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | 7 | 7 of 28 | A quarter completed |
| Level 2 | 7 | 14 of 28 | Half completed |
| Level 3 | 7 | 21 of 28 | Three quarters completed |
| Level 4 | 2 | 23 of 28 | Five challenges left |
Level one
Level one ended with seven completed challenges on my receipt. The overall count was 7 of 28, so the bar had moved to a quarter of the total challenge count. The €0.10 Casual minimum stayed the reference point for qualifying spins. That count was a progress observation, not a statement about how much money the spins returned.
Level two
Another seven completed challenges brought the overall count to 14 of 28. The bar was halfway through the challenge total. Bonus rounds awarded as free spins did not add to that count. The progress receipt therefore stayed separate from the free spins included with the welcome deposits, even though both features appeared in the same account.
Level three
At the end of level three, the receipt showed 21 completed challenges overall. That left seven of the total 28. Raid the Riches still advertised the tier system, but the account bar gave the more specific result of this run. I stayed in Casual throughout the week.
Level four
Two more completed challenges brought my total to 23 of 28 before the seven-day period ended. Five remained unfinished, leaving level four incomplete.
Cash-funded spins
Only bets made fully from the cash balance count. Free-spin rounds do not count. Bonus buys count as one spin, rather than as every round inside the purchased feature. These are mission-counting rules, not the bonus wagering contribution percentages. A slot contributing 100% to bonus wagering does not make a bonus-funded bet qualify for mission progress.
- A qualifying bet is funded fully by cash.
- The selected tier supplies the minimum spin amount.
- A free-spin round does not advance the mission count.
- A bonus buy counts as one spin.
- The reward goes to bonus balance unless the mission says cash.
A mate in Dublin usually opens live blackjack, while the lobby also gives quick access to Crash and Arcade. Qualifying spins must be fully cash-funded and meet the selected tier’s minimum stake. The task shown for each challenge determines which games count.
Switching tier
A player can forfeit the current tier and select another. Progress in the old tier is lost, but free spins already earned stay. That is not a second active mission alongside the first: the rule is one tier at a time. The new tier has its own minimum spin and prize total, while retaining the four-level, 28-challenge structure.
My run stayed in Casual throughout, so the final 23-of-28 receipt did not include transferred progress from another tier. The account area is also where identity and access tasks belong. KYC is needed before real-money play, which is separate from choosing a mission tier or seeing the banner in the lobby.
Where progress appears
The progress bar appears on the Missions page and in the account. On a phone, Missions is also a bottom-bar destination, separate from Bonuses. The mobile layout keeps those routes alongside Home, Casino and Live. On desktop the left sidebar and safe icon provide the corresponding route back from a game row or the cashier.
My Casual receipt ended at 23 of 28 challenges. The bar moved, five challenges stayed unfinished, and the €500 tier total was not a cash-out result.
Frank Op de Woerd
Log in returns to the account route. Live Chat is available 24/7, and the Help centre includes a Missions topic alongside Account, Payments, Bonuses, Games and Verification. A missing progress entry is therefore a mission question rather than the same thing as a welcome bonus balance or a withdrawal request.
