Rebate Ledger colophon
Rebate Ledger is an archive that copies SNOW’s VIP and reward screens and rules down by date. This colophon explains which numbers are transcribed and which are calculated. It also covers how a record gets corrected, and why no operator money reaches the site.
Colophon updated 2026-11-02
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Where the records start
The ledger grew out of notes from a first-hand visit to SNOW for a blog post. That visit covered the VIP club, the bonus market and the events tab. Dates and the order of screens stay as they were in those notes. Any figure that was not on screen is flagged as calculated, as set out below.
Transcribed versus calculated
Tier names, XP ranges, the weekly payback rate and caps, and the rebate rates are transcribed from the VIP page as written. Some figures, such as ‘stakes needed’ and ‘expected loss’, are not on the page. They are calculated from the published XP rates and RTPs, and the table notes give the formula.
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Transcribed | Values shown on screen or in the rules, with the date checked |
| Calculated | Values derived from earning rates or RTP, with the formula |
| Blank | Items marked ‘coming soon’ or empty are never filled in by guesswork |
What is never recorded
- Other members’ nicknames, leaderboards or win records
- The username, balance or tier of the account used for checking
- Names or prices for bonus-market items that were empty on the check date
- Bonus codes, referral codes or referral links
The Japanese edition
Because of Japanese law, the Japanese edition keeps only the figures and the risks. It leaves out SNOW links, how to claim rewards, event listings and screenshots.
Corrections and change log
If the VIP page changes or a calculation is wrong, the table is fixed. The ‘checked’ date is then updated and the change is logged below.
- 2026-11-02 First record: 12 VIP tiers, weekly payback, rebates, event tabs
How the site is funded
It isn’t. Rebate Ledger carries no advertising. It takes no referral fees or placement payments from SNOW or anyone else. So the archive has no reason to steer readers towards a tier or an event.
About the images
Nothing in the stacked-plates picture at the top was photographed: an image generator drew the plates and we laid the SNOW logo over them. The event, VIP and bonus-market screens are snsn1.com as it opened, with only account details hidden. Rebate Ledger made the mark and the sharing cards itself.
Visitor data
No cookies are set and no analytics or advertising scripts are installed. Vercel, which serves the pages, processes logs with IP addresses and browser details for operations and security. The site itself receives nothing else.
Support
Payback and rebates return only part of what is lost. In Korea, call 1336 (Korea Center on Gambling Problems); elsewhere, Gambling Therapy offers free support.