Stake Telegram drop channels

The official channels

Stake posts drop codes on two main Telegram channels:

• Stake.com - Daily Drops (@StakecomDailyDrops): regular drops open to a wide range of players.
• High Rollers - Stake.com (@stakecomhighrollers): drops with higher values and higher wagering requirements.

Each post shows the code together with its value, the total drop limit and the requirement. Some codes are posted as text, others inside a short video.

Watch out for fake channels

Copycat channels with similar names and logos are common. They may post fake codes, ask you to log in on another site, or ask for your password. Stake never needs your password to give you a drop code.

Check the handle carefully before you join, and only enter codes on stake.com itself.

Set up notifications that actually reach you

Even with perfect settings, there is still a delay between the post, your phone buzzing and the code reaching your account. More tips in Stake drop alerts.

• Unmute the channel and turn on notifications with sound.
• Add the channel as an exception if you use Do Not Disturb or focus modes.
• Pin the channel to the top of your chat list.
• Keep the Telegram desktop app open while you are at your computer, so codes are one click away from your stake.com tab.

Our free drop codes channel

We also run a free Telegram channel, @apollostakecodeclaim, that reposts each new code with its value, limit and requirement in one clean message. Codes that appear in videos are written out as text, so you don't have to pause and read them yourself.

Recent drops in one place

If you want to see what was posted recently, or how often drops happen, our live drop codes page lists the latest codes from Telegram and Kick, updated every minute.

Skipping the manual steps

ApolloClaimer watches these channels for you and redeems each new code on your stake.com tab automatically, including codes that are only shown in videos. See how it works.

Frequently asked questions