Drop codes for existing players: how they work
A drop is a short code a casino posts in its own Telegram channel, usually a few times a day. It gives a small amount of money or free play to the first players who enter it. Each post says three things, and we copy them as written:
- Value: what one claim gives, for example $5 or $1 in SC.
- Claims or limit: how many players can claim it, or the total amount the drop pays out. When that runs out, the code stops working.
- Needs: what your account must have done first, most often a wager total in the last few days.
Drop codes are for players who already have an account. They are not the same as a sign-up code: a sign-up code (like the ones at the top of this page) goes in once, when you create the account, and gives its own bonus. You can have both.
Enter a drop code where the site redeems codes, usually in the wallet, offers or rewards section. The post itself often says where.
Why a drop code doesn’t work
- It ran out. Popular drops go in minutes. The time on each code here is when the casino posted it.
- Your account doesn’t meet the requirement. If the post asks for $1,000 wagered in the last 7 days, a newer or quieter account can’t claim it.
- It’s for the other site. Stake and Stake.us are separate sites, and so are Shuffle and Shuffle.us. A code from one doesn’t work on the other.
- You already claimed it, or it is only for certain VIP levels or regions. Each account can usually claim a drop once.
Staying safe with drop codes
- A real drop code never asks for your password, your 2FA code or a deposit to someone’s address.
- Casino staff don’t send codes in private messages. A “support agent” or “admin” who writes to you first with a code is a scam.
- Find a casino’s channel through a link on the casino’s own site, not through a link someone sent you.
- Check the address bar before you log in: fake copies of casino sites are common.
Before you chase drops
Most drops are worth a few dollars and ask for much more in wagering first: a typical one gives $1 to players who wagered $4,000 in the last 7 days. Don’t bet more than you would anyway just to qualify for a drop. Online gambling is 18+ (21+ in some places) and not legal everywhere: check the rules where you live. If gambling stops being fun, see our responsible gambling page.
We don’t make these codes and can’t make one that has run out work again. We read the casinos’ channels every 25 seconds to 3 minutes, depending on how often each one posts, and show what they post. Where we also have our own sign-up code for a site, its drops are marked “partner” and the code window offers our link; if you use our link or code, we may earn a commission. See our affiliate disclosure.
Where these codes come from: official Telegram channels
Only the casinos’ own Telegram channels, each checked by hand before we added it. If a channel you follow isn’t here, it isn’t one we could confirm as official.
- Rainbet: @rainbet_bonus (bonus drops), @rainbet_vip (vip drops)
- BC.Game: @bcgamewinbig
- Duelbits: @duelbitsdrops
- Degen.com: @degendotcom (the code is in the picture: we read it from there)
- Stake: @stakecomdailydrops (daily drops), @stakecomhighrollers (high rollers)
- Stake.us: @stakeusdailydrops (daily drops), @stakeushighrollers (high rollers)
- Shuffle: @shuffleboost (boost channel), @shuffle (main channel), @shufflevip (vip drops)
- Shuffle.us: @shuffleus
- Goated: @goateddrops
- Thrill: @thrilldrops (drops channel), @thrillcom (main channel)
- Winna: @winna
- DuckDice: @duckdice_official
- Shock: @shockcasino
- Razed: @communityrazed
- Qzino: @qzino_code