Stake drop requirements explained
Every Stake drop post comes with a few lines of details. They tell you how much the drop is worth, how many players can claim it, and who is allowed to. Here is what each line means.
A typical drop post
A drop on the Daily Drops channel usually looks something like this:
- Value: $1
- Total Drop Limit: $2,000
- Requirements: $4,000 wagered in the last 7 days
The numbers change from drop to drop, but the structure stays the same. You can see real examples on our live drop codes page.
Value
This is what each player receives when they claim the drop. It is credited to your balance in the currency you choose.
Total drop limit
This is the total budget of the drop. Divide it by the value to get roughly how many players can claim it: a $2,000 limit with a $1 value means about 2,000 claims. When the budget runs out, the drop is marked as fully claimed.
Requirements
The requirement decides who is eligible. It is usually an amount wagered over a recent period, such as $4,000 in the last 7 days. If your account doesn't meet it, the code will be refused even if the drop is still open.
High Rollers drops typically come with higher values and higher requirements than Daily Drops.
Read it before you rush
When you are racing to claim, it is tempting to skip the details. But if you don't meet the requirement, speed won't help. Check it once, and you'll know which drops are worth chasing. If a code fails anyway, see why Stake drop codes don't work.
Frequently asked questions
What does "wagered in the last 7 days" mean?
It is the total amount you have bet on Stake over the past 7 days. Your account must reach the stated amount to claim the drop.
How many people can claim a Stake drop?
Roughly the total drop limit divided by the value. A $2,000 limit with a $1 value allows about 2,000 claims.