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# VIP Transfers

Damble offers a VIP transfer (status match) for players with an established history on other platforms. To request a transfer, you will need to provide verifiable proof of your activity, such as:

* VIP profile or level status
* Recent wagering or turnover statistics
* Deposit history or account summary
* Screenshots of your VIP dashboard or progression page

All submissions are subject to review, and additional information may be requested to complete the evaluation.

Once approved, you will be assigned a corresponding VIP level on Damble, giving you immediate access to the associated benefits, including rakeback, bonuses, and VIP perks. Level-up and rank-up bonuses are not applied retroactively and must be earned through gameplay on Damble.

Please note that transferred VIP status is conditional. A minimum level of ongoing activity is required to maintain your assigned rank. If sufficient wagering volume is not maintained after the transfer, your VIP level may be adjusted or removed accordingly.


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