How Stake bonus drops work
A bonus drop is a code Stake posts to reward active players. It works first come, first served: each drop has a limited number of claims or a total budget, and when that runs out the code stops working. To claim one, your account must have wagered a set amount in the 7 days before the drop was posted. The amount, and what the drop gives, changes from drop to drop, and codes are case-sensitive.
Drops are for existing players: a brand-new account hasn’t wagered anything in the last 7 days, so it can’t claim one.
Most Stake drops come from two Telegram channels we read every 10 minutes: Daily drops, with smaller amounts and a lower wager, and High rollers, with bigger amounts and a much higher wager. The numbers above show what each asked for recently. Stake also posts codes on its main Telegram channel, on X and during Eddie’s stream; some codes are hidden behind a spoiler, a riddle or an audio message, and those we can’t always read.
How to redeem a Stake drop code
- Log in to Stake.com.
- Open Settings from the account menu and go to Offers.
- Paste the code into Redeem Bonus Drop exactly as written and submit it.
You can also type /drop followed by the code in Stake’s public chat. Both ways are described in Stake’s help centre.
Why your Stake drop code doesn’t work
Stake’s own messages, and what they mean:
- “This code has been fully claimed.” All the claims are gone. Popular drops go in minutes.
- “The bonus cannot be found or is unavailable.” The code is wrong, invalid or has expired. Check the capital letters.
- “You have not met the weekly wager requirement to redeem this code.” Your account hasn’t wagered enough in the past 7 days.
- “You already claimed the bonus.” Each code works once per player.
Stake.com and Stake.us codes are different
Stake.com is the crypto casino; Stake.us is a separate sweepstakes site for the US. A Stake.us drop code doesn’t work on Stake.com, and the other way round. Stake.us drops have their own page: Stake.us drop codes.
Before you chase Stake drops
Stake.com isn’t open everywhere: its terms exclude the US and the UK, among other countries. For crypto casinos with codes we checked, see sites like Stake; each card says if that site turns away visitors from your country. Most drops are worth a few dollars and ask for thousands in wagering first, so don’t bet more just to qualify. Gambling is 18+; see our responsible gambling page. We’re not affiliated with Stake: we read its public channels and show what it posts.
Sources: Stake help centre, “What are Bonus Drops?”, “How do I become eligible for Bonus Drops?” and “I’ve received a message with my Bonus Drop. What does it mean?” (copies of 6 September 2026), “Bonus drops explained” (4 October 2024); Stake terms (restricted countries, read 17 October 2026); the drops themselves from Stake’s Daily drops and High rollers Telegram channels, both linked from its help centre.
Where these Stake 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.
- Stake: @stakecomdailydrops (daily drops), @stakecomhighrollers (high rollers)