OlyBet Poker

Checked · 31 Aug 2026

Fish Buffet

Fish Buffet awards an average of 100 points per 1 $ of rake or fees paid in OlyBet poker. Meeting a tier's points requirement on time earns a wheel spin with a cash prize within that tier's range. If the requirement is missed, the period's points receive 10% cashback, for example 3 $ for 3000 points. At Platinum tiers, fixed weekly rakeback replaces the wheel. Up to 60% is the maximum for higher tiers, not every player's cashback.

Cashback
10%

Offer ends: Ongoing offer

What you need to do

Participation requirement
An average of 100 Fish Points per 1 $ of rake or fees paid; the exact rate depends on the game and player.
How often it can be used
Ongoing offer
Participation requirement
Plankton → Shrimp → Goldfish → Crab → Octopus → Whale → SharkTiers
Participation requirement
Fixed weekly cashback based on rake paid at Platinum tiers

TÄRING rating explained

Advantages

  • Missing the tier deadline does not wipe out the entire value of accumulated points.
  • The reward is paid in cash, not as a bonus with a new wagering requirement.

Drawbacks

  • Higher cashback requires meeting the tier's points requirement before the deadline.
  • The wheel prize amount cannot be calculated in advance.
How the rating is formed
Reward value50
Ease of qualifying60
Reward attainability65
Flexibility65
Freedom to use the reward100

Methodology 0.4.2 · The TÄRING editorial team is responsible for this rating.

Rating methodology · Sources and corrections

What you receive

Cashback
10%If the next tier's points requirement is not met during the period

Important restrictions

Reward calculation
Meeting a tier's requirement earns a wheel spin with a cash prize. Shrimp's range is 6–30 $, Whale's 120–1200 $. Points for a tier not completed on time earn 10% cashback: 3000 FP → 3 $. Exact wheel probabilities are not published.Fish Buffet tier rewards

Eligibility and dates

Who can take part
All eligible customers

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Sources and checking information

Checked: 31 Aug 2026. Sources may be in Estonian.

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