Data · last 30 days · four casinos
Stake vs Rainbet vs Shuffle codes, compared
Every number below is computed from the codes posted on each casino's official channels over the last 30 days, recomputed hourly. Not a ranking anyone paid for — the table is whatever the channels did.
As of 2026-09-18 17:00 UTC: Rainbet posts the most codes (9.2 a day); Rainbet pays the most per gate ($0.33 per 1k wagered).
| Casino | Codes / day | Typical code | Biggest | Typical gate | Gate window | Per 1k of gate | Claims | Under $5 | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Stake.com | 5.1 | $3 | $50 | $12,000 | 7 d | $0.25 | 2,000* | 52% | 5h 40m |
| Stake.us | 6.0 | 3 SC | 50 SC | 12,000 SC | 7 d | 0.25 SC | 2,000* | 50% | 6h 1m |
 Rainbet | 9.2 | $10 | $100 | $20,000 | 4 d | $0.33 | 200 | 38% | 4h |
 Shuffle | 2.5 | $2 | $3 | $7,000 | 7 d | $0.30 | 1,000 | 100% | 5h 34m |
Medians over the last 30 days (or since we started tracking the casino, if later). * Stake doesn't publish claims; we derive them as pool ÷ value. Gap = median time between everyday-channel codes. Stake.us figures are in Stake Cash.
The number that matters
Value per 1,000 of wagering required
Table view
| Stake.com | 0.25 |
| Stake.us | 0.25 |
| Rainbet | 0.33 |
| Shuffle | 0.3 |
A drop code is a rebate on volume you already have. Divide the value by the gate and every casino lands in the same neighbourhood — a few tens of cents per thousand wagered. That is why chasing a code with wagering you wouldn't otherwise do loses money on every casino here: the house edge on the extra volume is 1–8%, the code is about 0.03%.
What each casino tells you up front
- Stake.com / Stake.us: value, a dollar pool, and a fixed 7-day gate. Claims must be derived.
- Rainbet: value, the exact claim count, and a gate with a window that varies from 2 to 7 days — shorter for bigger codes.
- Shuffle: value, a user cap ("first 1,000 users") and a 7-day gate. About half its codes hide behind a Telegram link we can't mirror.
Questions people actually ask
- Which casino gives the most in bonus drop codes?
- On the last 30 days of our data: Rainbet posts the most codes (9.2 a day), Rainbet pays the most per 1,000 of wagering gate ($0.33), and the single biggest code came from Rainbet ($100). The table is recomputed hourly, so this answer moves with the channels; it is not a fixed ranking and nobody paid for a place in it.
- Which codes are easiest to actually claim?
- Rainbet and Shuffle publish the number of claims, so you can judge before pasting; Stake publishes a dollar pool, from which we derive claims. Rainbet's windows are short (2–7 days) but its gates per dollar are similar to Stake's. None of them is 'easy' — all are first come, first served against a channel of tens of thousands.
- Do I need a different account for each casino?
- Yes. Codes only redeem on the casino that posted them, and the wagering gate is measured on that account alone. Volume on Stake does nothing for a Rainbet code.
- Are these numbers official?
- They are computed from the posts on each casino's official Telegram channels, which state value, gate and pool or claims. We don't have claim-by-claim data; 'claims' for Stake is pool ÷ value, and 'how fast codes die' is our age-based status, not a measurement of the last claim.
- Why is Stake.us shown in SC?
- Stake.us is a sweepstakes site; its codes pay Stake Cash and its gate is 'played', not 'wagered'. We keep the units as published rather than converting.
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