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Drop Report · generated from our own tracker

Drop Report — weekly Stake & Rainbet bonus code data

Every Monday a report is written for each platform from the codes we mirrored that week: how many landed, what they were worth, the hour of day they clustered in, and the wagering gate they asked for. Months get the same treatment. The numbers are counted from the operators' own public posts — no estimates dressed up as facts, no claim counts we can't see.

6 reports published, covering 172 tracked codes across 3 platforms · RSS

Stake.com · 2 reports

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Stake.us · 2 reports

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Rainbet · 2 reports

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Where the numbers come from

Our own scrape, nothing else

Each report counts the codes stored in this tracker for that period — post time, stated value, published pool or claim count, and the wagering gate, exactly as the operator wrote them. Every figure in the prose is one of those columns. Nothing is modelled or filled in.

What they are not

Not a list of live codes

Drop codes are shared and usually finish within hours. A report is a record of a closed week — read it for the pattern, not the codes. What is open right now sits on the wire.

Reading them

Partial periods say so

Where tracking started mid-week or mid-month, the report says which days it actually covers instead of reporting the missing ones as quiet. Small samples are flagged in the comparison section too.

Weekly reports land on Mondays; monthly reports in the first days of a new month. Want the codes themselves as they land? The schedule board tracks the next one.

The siren goes off the second a code lands

New drops are posted to our Telegram channel as the wire catches them — code, value, and the wagering gate, so you know in one glance whether it's yours to claim. Personal alerts filtered by your tier are next.

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