Every GB you buy on the platform counts toward one-time reward tiers that pay out free bandwidth — up to 200 GB at the top tier — and you can wager between 1 and 100 GB per bet in five simple GB games. This guide covers how the tiers unlock, how cumulative counting works, what each game does, and the one rule that matters most: winnings are data, never money.
The rewards system and the games live in your dashboard alongside everything else. Nothing here requires an extra signup, a separate wallet, or any personal information — the same access token that runs your proxies runs this too.
If you have not bought data yet, start with how GB purchases work. The tiers below only move when you buy.
01 The Reward Tiers
Rewards are one-time claims keyed to the total amount of GB you have ever purchased. Cross a threshold, and a fixed amount of free data becomes claimable on the Rewards page. Each tier can be claimed exactly once per account.
15 GBpurchased → 3 GB free50 GBpurchased → 10 GB free150 GBpurchased → 25 GB free500 GBpurchased → 75 GB free1,500 GBpurchased → 200 GB free
The Rewards page shows progress bars for each tier, so you can see exactly how far you are from the next claim. Claimed GB is credited straight to your data balance and behaves like any other data: it never expires and works with rotating and sticky sessions alike.
Note
Rewards stack with volume discounts. A large purchase can push you past a tier boundary and trigger the automatic bulk discount previewed on the Plans page at the same time.
02 Cumulative Counting Explained
The tiers track lifetime purchases, not your current balance. If you bought 10 GB last month and 5 GB today, you sit at 15 GB cumulative and the first tier unlocks — even if you have already used most of that data.
This matters for how you think about purchase sizing. There is no advantage to hoarding unused GB for the sake of rewards; only the act of purchasing counts. Spending, wagering, or losing data in the games never reduces your cumulative total.
- Counted: every GB bought from your balance, quick plans and custom amounts alike.
- Not counted: free GB from claimed rewards, GB won in games, and GB earned as affiliate commission.
- Never subtracted: usage, wagers, or anything else. The counter only goes up.
03 The Five GB Games
The games section of the dashboard lets you wager data — minimum 1 GB, maximum 100 GB per bet. Five games are available, each with a simple, transparent mechanic:
- Coin Flip — 50/50 call, pays
1.95xon a win. - Dice — pick a target from 1 to 99 and roll under or over it; the multiplier scales with your win chance, with a house edge around 2%.
- Mines — a 5x5 grid seeded with a mine count you choose; reveal tiles to grow the multiplier and cash out any time, with an edge around 3%.
- Chicken Cross — walk a chicken across a road one lane at a time; every lane survived raises the multiplier, and you cash out before it gets flattened. Four difficulty tiers trade lane count against the odds of surviving each one.
- Russian Roulette — 5 progressive rounds with more bullets each round; cash out between rounds or push on for multipliers up to
30x.
Winnings are paid in GB and shown in the dashboard. Because wagers are placed in GB data, a losing streak reduces the bandwidth you have available for real work — bet accordingly.
04 Winnings Are Data, Not Money
This is the part to read twice. Wagers are placed in GB and winnings are paid in GB. That data has no cash value, cannot be converted to your USD balance, and cannot be withdrawn, refunded, or exchanged for money in any form — see the refund policy for how balances and data are treated generally.
Note
The GB games are entertainment for spare bandwidth, not gambling for money. Nothing you win or lose ever touches currency. If you are looking for a financial product, this is not one — and it is deliberately built so it cannot become one.
The practical consequence: think of a wager as spending data on entertainment, the same way you would spend it on a scraping run. If the outcome would matter to your budget, the correct bet size is zero.
05 The House Edge Is Real
Every game carries a built-in edge in the neighborhood of 2-3%. Coin Flip pays 1.95x on a 50% chance rather than 2x; Dice, Mines and Chicken Cross shade their multipliers the same way. That means your expected value on every bet is slightly negative, and over enough bets the math always wins.
Short-term variance can and will produce winning sessions. Long-term, expect to end down by roughly the edge times your total volume wagered. No betting pattern, streak strategy, or bet-sizing system changes this.
Warning
Only wager data you can afford to lose entirely. Wagered GB comes out of your data balance, and lost data is gone — it is not refundable and not recoverable. Use of the games is subject to the Terms of Service; play responsibly with spare bandwidth only.
06 Tracking Your Results
The games include a stats page with a profit/loss chart and a full bet history. The chart shows your cumulative GB result over time; the history lists each individual bet with its game, wager, and outcome.
Check it periodically if you play at all. A glance at the profit/loss line is the fastest way to confirm what the previous section predicts — and the honest signal to stop if the entertainment has stopped being worth the data.
- 01Open the games section from your dashboard — the dashboard tour covers where everything lives.
- 02Open the stats page to review your profit/loss chart and history.
- 03Compare total GB wagered against net result; if the gap bothers you, scale bets down or stop.
- 04Check the Rewards page while you are there — a pending tier claim is free data you may have forgotten.
Questions about a specific bet, a claim that did not credit, or tier progress that looks wrong? Contact the support tickets page in your dashboard with the relevant details and the team will look into it.