Offered by Stake.
Stake has no public welcome offer — everything runs through the VIP Club instead. The ladder starts at Bronze on $10,000 wagered and climbs through Silver, Gold and three Platinum tiers to $2.5 million, unlocking rakeback, weekly and monthly bonuses and level-up rewards from the first rung, with daily reloads added at Platinum. Sports betting moves you up three times faster than casino play. What you cannot find anywhere is a number: no rakeback percentage and no bonus amount is published at any level, and Stake states the calculation mixes turnover with your profit and loss.
The VIP Club is a wagering ladder. Bronze opens at $10,000 wagered, Silver at $50,000, Gold at $100,000 and Platinum I to III spans $250,000 to $2.5 million. Bronze unlocks weekly bonuses, monthly bonuses, rakeback and level-up bonuses. Silver adds bonus growth. Platinum adds daily bonuses and reloads. Wagering on sports progresses three times faster than casino wagering, so three times less turnover is needed to reach the next tier. Rakeback is defined as a percentage of a player's rake, meaning house edge, refunded to the player. A reload is calculated on the basis of recent activity, with players eligible to choose a daily or hourly interval, claimed from the VIP panel under the user menu. The monthly bonus is distributed once a month, generally around the 15th, with Bronze, Silver and Gold players receiving a bonus while Platinum and Diamond receive it as a one-time bonus claim. Level-up bonuses are described as fixed amounts that grow with each level, with a recent gameplay bonus added on top depending on profit and loss between levels. Weekly and monthly bonuses are described as a base amount based on play for the period plus extra for every $1,000 wagered in that period. Stake states bonuses are calculated as a mix of both wagered amount and profit. A VIP host is assigned at Platinum IV and handles reload renewals, level-up progression, sports limits and additional bonuses; at that point weekly reloads become renewable on request each 7 days. Stake states it has given out over $1 billion in bonuses. No rate, percentage or amount is published for any reward at any tier.
A wagering ladder with every entry threshold published — Bronze at $10,000, Silver at $50,000, Gold at $100,000 and Platinum I to III between $250,000 and $2.5 million — attached to rakeback, reload, weekly, monthly and level-up bonuses for which not a single rate or amount is published at any tier.
By wagering. Bronze opens at $10,000 wagered, Silver at $50,000, Gold at $100,000 and Platinum I to III between $250,000 and $2.5 million. Progress is tracked on a bar in your account page.
Stake defines it as a percentage of a player's rake, meaning house edge, refunded to the player. It becomes available at Bronze. No percentage is published at any tier.
Stake does not publish a figure at any level of the VIP ladder. It states only that bonuses are calculated as a mix of both wagered amount and profit, and that players are rewarded whether winning or losing with extra added if unlucky.
A bonus calculated on recent activity, with eligible players choosing a daily or hourly interval. It is claimed from the VIP panel — open the user menu at the top right, click VIP, then the reload tab and the reload button.
Once a month, generally around the 15th, though Stake states it can be slightly earlier or later. Bronze, Silver and Gold players receive it as a bonus, while Platinum and Diamond receive it as a one-time bonus claim. Notification comes by email.
Yes, and faster. Stake states wagering on sports has a three times faster progression rate, meaning three times less turnover is needed to unlock the next tier.
At Platinum IV, subject also to recent activity. The host handles reload renewals, level-up guidance, sports limits and additional bonuses, and can send larger and more frequent bonuses than standard support.
From Platinum IV reloads become weekly and renewable. When one expires you contact your host to renew it for the following 7-day period, with the amount based on your weekly activity.
Stake's own method is to check the percentage remaining on the VIP progress bar in your account page and multiply that remaining percentage by the wager requirement for the next level.
No public welcome offer is advertised. Deposit bonuses exist as a mechanic — Stake documents how their rollover works in detail — but they reach players through the VIP programme and codes rather than being published as an offer anyone can claim.
The currency tied to the bonus is locked until the requirement is met or until the balance is fully used with no active bets, and a published list of excluded games cannot be played. The requirement is calibrated to a 4% house edge, so a 1% house edge game contributes only $0.25 per $1 wagered and clears it four times more slowly.