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    ROG Elite Rewards Expands to Southern Africa

    Shana MohamedBy Shana Mohamed13 February 2025Updated:13 February 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    If there’s one universal truth about gamers, it’s this: we love free stuff. The Republic of Gamers (ROG) knows this, which is why it created ROG Elite Rewards—a loyalty program that turns your brand devotion into actual, tangible goodies. Now, after running in select regions for a while, the program has expanded into Southern Africa, meaning more gamers can start racking up points for games, gear, and bragging rights.

    But is this just another overhyped rewards system designed to keep you glued to a brand? Or is there real value here? Let’s break it down.

    How It Works: Less Grind, More Gains

    The ROG Elite Rewards program isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel. The premise is simple:

    1. Sign up with your ASUS account (or make a new one).
    2. Earn points by registering products, completing surveys, joining social media campaigns, and watching ROG’s livestreams (yes, literally just watching).
    3. Claim rewards, which range from digital freebies to actual hardware.

    Unlike some “rewards” programs that require a soul-crushing amount of effort for meaningless perks, ROG Elite actually gives you multiple ways to earn points—some of which don’t even require you to spend money. That’s a win.

    The Rewards: What’s in the Treasure Chest?

    Now, let’s talk about what you can actually get. The prize pool shifts periodically, but expect:

    • Free games (because who doesn’t love expanding their backlog?)
    • Gift cards (for when you just want to pick your own prize)
    • ROG gear and apparel (because nothing says “serious gamer” like branded swag)
    • Exclusive digital content (wallpapers, themes, and other collectibles)

    The Tier System: Not everyone is built the same

    Not all ROG fans are built the same, so the program comes with tiers that reward dedication:

    • Explorer – Entry-level perks like free games and digital content.
    • Professional – More redemption options, more ways to flex.
    • Elite – Everything above, plus an “Elite” badge so everyone knows you’re not messing around.
    • Super Elite (Invite-only) – The endgame. Expect exclusive sweepstakes and top-tier rewards.

    Climbing the ranks won’t happen overnight, but the good news is that even casual engagement gets you something. And if you want the inside scoop on earning points and upcoming prizes, following local ROG ambassador Sam Wright (@techgirlza) on Instagram is a smart move.

    Is It Worth It?

    If you already own ROG gear and interact with the brand, joining is a no-brainer. Even if you’re not ready to shell out for new hardware, there are enough freebie-earning opportunities to make it worthwhile. Watching a livestream and scoring points for it? Easy money.

    Want to jump in? Sign up for ROG Elite South Africa here and start farming points. You’re already spending time in the ROG ecosystem—might as well get rewarded for it.

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