How levelling works
PackDraw's own fairness page states it plainly: you “earn XP from opening packs to unlock daily rewards or participate in exciting daily and monthly races.” XP comes from opening packs — it is activity-based, not time-based. You do not level up by logging in, watching, or waiting; you level up by playing.
That is the honest framing, and it matters: the free packs are not free money. They are a loyalty return on spend you have already made. Reaching Level 50 means you have opened a lot of packs, and on a house-edge platform that means you are almost certainly down overall. A free pack is a rebate on losses, not a profit engine.
Every free level pack
PackDraw's rewards page lists eleven free level packs. These are the exact tiers:
| Reward | Unlocks at |
|---|---|
| Free Level 2 | Level 2 — the first one, reachable early |
| Free Level 10 | Level 10 |
| Free Level 20 | Level 20 |
| Free Level 30 | Level 30 |
| Free Level 40 | Level 40 |
| Free Level 50 | Level 50 |
| Free Level 60 | Level 60 |
| Free Level 70 | Level 70 |
| Free Level 80 | Level 80 |
| Free Level 90 | Level 90 |
| Free Level 100 | Level 100 — the final tier |
The key detail people miss: once unlocked, a level pack can be opened daily — it is a recurring reward, not a one-time claim. So a Level 30 player has the Level 2, 10, 20 and 30 packs available each day, not just the newest one. That compounding is the real value of pushing through tiers, and it is why the early jump from Level 2 to Level 10 is worth more than it looks.
There is no free pack just for signing up. Creating an account earns you nothing on its own — the first free pack arrives at Level 2, which requires opening packs. Any site telling you PackDraw hands out a welcome pack at registration is wrong. See our free packs guide for the full picture.
Daily, weekly and monthly rewards
Separate from level packs, PackDraw's rewards page lists three recurring bonuses, each tied to recent activity rather than to your level:
| Reward | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Daily Rewards | Your bonus for playing in the last day |
| Weekly Rewards | Your bonus for playing in the last 7 days |
| Monthly Rewards | Your bonus for playing in the last 30 days |
All three are rakeback-style: they scale with how much you have played in the window, and they require you to have played in that window at all. A dormant account claims nothing. PackDraw also runs daily and monthly races, which are competitive leaderboards rather than guaranteed rewards — see our leaderboard page for how those work.
How to level up faster — honestly
Every “level up fast” guide you will find boils down to spend more money, because XP comes from opening packs. We are not going to dress that up. What we can offer is how to not waste the spending you were already going to do:
Use the 5% deposit bonus every time. Code dijaboy adds 5% to each deposit, which is 5% more pack-opening from the same money — and therefore 5% more XP per dollar. It must be entered manually at the deposit screen every time; it does not auto-apply and it is not retroactive. Over a levelling run that compounds meaningfully.
Claim the recurring stuff. Free level packs reset daily and the daily reward expires daily. Skipping them is leaving already-earned value unclaimed — this is the one genuinely free XP and value on the platform.
Check pack EV before opening. Not all packs return the same proportion of their price. Our best packs breakdown and EV calculator show which packs give you the most back per dollar, which means more opens and more XP from the same bankroll.
Do not buy a levelled account. PackDraw's terms prohibit borrowing, selling, transferring or acquiring accounts, and it may terminate accounts and forfeit all XP and items on them. Queries like “level 100 PackDraw account for sale” lead directly to losing both the account and the money paid for it.
The maths worth remembering
Levels are a retention mechanic, and they work because they feel like progress. But the underlying arithmetic does not change: every pack has a house edge, the expected value of what you open is less than what you pay, and most users lose money over time. Reaching Level 100 is not a strategy for winning — it is evidence of substantial spending. Treat level packs as a small rebate that makes the entertainment cheaper, set a budget you would be fine losing in full, and read our odds and strategy guide before chasing a tier.
Start levelling with 5% more
Code dijaboy adds 5% to every deposit — more opens, more XP, same money. Enter it at the deposit screen; it does not auto-apply.
Open PackDraw with Bonus ↗Frequently asked questions
How do you level up on PackDraw?
You earn XP by opening packs. PackDraw's fairness page states that users earn XP from opening packs to unlock daily rewards and participate in daily and monthly races. Levelling is activity-based rather than time-based, so logging in or waiting does not raise your level — only opening packs does.
What levels give free packs on PackDraw?
PackDraw lists eleven free level packs: Level 2, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 and 100. The first arrives at Level 2. Once unlocked, each level pack can be opened daily, so a higher-level account accumulates several claimable free packs per day rather than a single one.
Are PackDraw level packs a one-time reward?
No. Once you unlock a level pack it becomes a recurring daily claim, so a Level 30 player has the Level 2, 10, 20 and 30 packs available each day. That accumulation is the main practical benefit of moving up tiers.
What are PackDraw monthly rewards?
Monthly Rewards are a bonus for having played in the last 30 days, listed on PackDraw's rewards page alongside Daily Rewards for the last day and Weekly Rewards for the last 7 days. All three are rakeback-style and scale with recent activity, so an inactive account cannot claim them. PackDraw also runs separate daily and monthly races.
Do you get a free pack for signing up to PackDraw?
No. There is no free pack simply for creating an account. The first free pack unlocks at Level 2, which requires opening packs to reach. Any site claiming PackDraw gives a welcome pack at registration is incorrect.
Can you buy a high level PackDraw account?
You should not. PackDraw's terms prohibit borrowing, selling, transferring or acquiring accounts from other players, and registering or holding multiple accounts allows PackDraw to terminate them and forfeit all XP and items acquired. Buying a levelled account risks losing both the account and the money paid for it.