Why Cubrevia points are worth nothing — on purpose
Points keep score. They are not a currency, they cannot be bought and they never turn into anything else. Here is why we built it that way.
Every visitor starts with 10,000 points. They live in your own browser, nowhere else, and they do one job: they let a game show you what a stake and a return would look like, so the reels and cards have some weight to them.
Nothing goes in, nothing comes out
There is no shop on Cubrevia, no payment form and no in-app purchases. Points cannot be bought, sold, sent to another person or exchanged for money, vouchers, goods or anything else. No prizes of monetary value are offered, now or later. That is the whole difference between a social casino game played for entertainment only and real-money gambling, and we would rather be clear about it than clever.
Running low
If your points drop below 1,000 you can start fresh with 10,000 again from your Locker or from any game. It is free, it has no waiting time and you can do it as often as you like. That makes it obvious that points are not something to chase: a lost stake costs you nothing that you cannot have back with one press.
A note on skill and luck
Doing well here says nothing about how you would do with real money. Our games use the same kind of maths as their real-money cousins, but a good evening on Cubrevia is luck, and playing or success in social casino games does not imply future success at real-money gambling. If you ever find yourself thinking otherwise, our page on playing well lists free UK support.