Why a Day Pass gets no crypto bonus
The crypto bonus is paid in whole winning days, and a Day Pass is one winning day. There is nothing to round up.
What the bonus looks like on each package
- Day Pass — 1 winning day stays 1. No bonus.
- Week Pass — 7 winning days become 8.
- Month Pass — 30 winning days become 33.
The price is identical on both rails in every case. What changes is the number of days on the package, never the amount you are charged.
Why it is days and not a discount
Taking a card costs us a percentage of the payment plus the risk that comes with it; receiving a transfer costs a fraction of that. We hand the difference back in the only unit we actually sell. Two prices for one product would invite a fair question about which of them is real, and charging more for a card is not something we are willing — or in most of the places we sell, allowed — to do.
Why a single day cannot be split
The counter moves in whole winning days: one comes off when that day's main pick wins. There is no half a winning day to award, and rounding one up to two would mean a Day Pass paid in crypto costs half what it costs by card — which is a discount by another name, and a large one.