Stake weekly and monthly bonuses reflect account activity and the rules for each reward. This guide explains the factors Stake describes and the limits of an estimate. To enter your own figures, use the Stake Bonus Calculator.
How the weekly bonus is calculated
Stake's weekly-bonus explanation lists VIP rank, wager over a seven-day period starting Saturday at 00:00 GMT, and the house edge of the games played. It also says an unlucky week may result in an additional amount. These factors do not establish a fixed percentage for every account.
Use wager from the relevant period when reviewing a weekly estimate. Total wager measures bets placed, including money wagered again; it is different from deposits or net losses. Two accounts with the same wager can have different game mixes and results.
How monthly bonuses differ from weekly bonuses
According to Stake's monthly-bonus explanation, the factors include VIP rank, profit values and game house edge. Its activity window runs from the previous monthly bonus, or covers the previous 30 days when that bonus was issued within that period. A monthly bonus is therefore not simply four weekly bonuses added together.
Our calculator's monthly option uses a 30-day input as a simplification. It cannot identify your account's actual calculation window or determine whether you qualify for an offer. Check the bonus notice in your account or email for the applicable details.
How VIP rank relates to bonus amounts
VIP rank is one factor in both rewards, as described in Stake's VIP bonus guide. Rank alone is not enough to calculate a payment. A rank-progress estimate also serves a different purpose: it compares wager with tier thresholds, rather than predicting a weekly or monthly reward.
Choose your actual account rank when making an estimate. Selecting another rank in a calculator does not change account status, eligibility or available rewards. Read more about VIP progress and reward value if you are comparing the two.
Why an estimate can differ from your bonus
The tool uses period, result category, wager and VIP level to produce an estimated dollar amount and a percentage of wager. Its coefficients are simplified assumptions, not Stake's official formula or a verified prediction of your payout. It does not connect to your account, measure your game mix or use exact profit and loss figures.
In this model, a losing result and a higher VIP tier increase the estimate; that describes the calculator's assumptions, not a guaranteed rule for your payout. The displayed amount does not confirm eligibility. Do not budget around it or increase play to pursue an estimated bonus.
Keep reloads and public drop codes separate
Public drop codes and available reloads have their own conditions. They are not automatically included in a weekly or monthly estimate, and a claimer cannot guarantee that every reward will be received. Check your account's actual offer and claim response, and use the reload-versus-drop explanation to identify the reward.
For a numerical estimate, open the weekly and monthly bonus calculator and select the relevant period. StakeClaimer is independent of Stake.com and Stake.us; changing the inputs does not change the platform's calculation.