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How VIP levels, qualifying wager and rewards fit together.
Stake VIP levels are reached through qualifying wager. Each level unlocks documented reward types such as rakeback, weekly and monthly bonuses, and higher levels add reloads and a dedicated VIP host.
Read the guideWeekly, monthly, rakeback, reload and level up rewards explained.
Stake documents several reward types. Their existence and eligibility are public, but the exact amounts depend on account activity and are not published as a fixed formula.
Read the guideWhat KYC is, which documents are used, and how review works.
KYC is identity verification. It is requested in stages, typically starting with basic personal details and progressing to photo ID, proof of address and source of funds when required.
Read the guideVerification stages, common reasons for delays, and what to check.
Verification is reviewed manually, so pending status usually means the documents are queued or unreadable. Clear, unedited, in date documents that match your account details are the fastest path.
Read the guideTwo factor authentication, session hygiene and phishing defence.
Enable two factor authentication, use a unique password stored in a password manager, verify the domain before logging in, and never share credentials or recovery codes.
Read the guideHow withdrawals are processed and what usually causes holds.
Withdrawals are sent to the network you select. Processing depends on verification status, network confirmation times and any active bonus conditions. Exact timings are not publicly fixed.
Read the guideWhat return to player really means over the long run.
RTP is the share of total wager a game is expected to return across a very large number of rounds. It is a long run average, not a prediction for a single session.
Read the guideThe complement of RTP and how it drives theoretical loss.
House edge is 100 percent minus RTP. Multiplied by total wager it gives the theoretical loss, which is the long run mathematical expectation.
Read the guidePartner resource
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