DropSiren

About

One person, ten official channels, no fake stamps

DropSiren is an independent tracker of casino bonus drop codes, built and run by one person in Riga, Latvia, since September 2026. It watches the official public Telegram channels of 10 casinos — Stake.com, Stake.us, Rainbet, Shuffle, Shuffle.us, Thrill, Goated, Gamba, Duelbits, Winna — and mirrors every code they post within a minute, with the value, the wagering gate and a status that says how it was derived.

What we do

  • Mirror official channels automatically, every minute, from their public previews. Nothing is typed in by hand.
  • Show every number the casino published — value, claims or pool, gate, window — and derive nothing we can't explain on the page.
  • Label status by age (or by the casino's own stated expiry where it prints one) and say so.
  • Collect reader reports (Worked / Didn't) and show them as what they are: unverified.
  • Send the same codes to @DropSirenWire, the alerts bot, Discord webhooks, browser push and a free JSON API.

What we refuse to do

  • No "verified" stamps. We can't test a code on your account and won't pretend to.
  • No sign-up codes dressed up as drops, and no "today's code" that is really an affiliate tag.
  • No auto-claiming, no scraping behind logins, no third-party "Stake" channels as sources.
  • No VPN advice. If a casino doesn't accept your country, we say so instead of routing around it.
  • No claim of being official. Every casino name here is its owner's trademark, used to identify the source.

How it earns

Some sign-up links carry an affiliate code and are marked sponsored; the sign-up card on each casino board says whether that casino's link is one. The deal is the same everywhere: it pays us if you play, it never changes which codes we show or how we label them, and codes from casinos we have no deal with get exactly the same treatment. No paid placements, no rankings anyone bought.

Honesty as the product

The pages that outrank us mostly sell a referral. Our bet is that a tracker that says "likely claimed" when it means it, prints the gate before the code, and admits when a casino hides codes in images is the one people come back to. The full mechanics are on the methodology page; the responsible-gambling notes are here. 18+ only.

Contact

Corrections, takedown requests from a rights holder, or a channel we should be watching: message the bot, @DropSirenBot, or reply in the channel. Codes you saw that we missed go through the submit page.