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[tbct_mt2]

That is very suspicious for the gambler's mind. One big winning streak would mean an endless red streak is coming soon. Just play with any bonuses and reap up the profit if you get any, dont think of deposits because the bad time will be surely catching up very soon. The new email coming in makes every gambler excited for the next bonus and the casinos want that to happen as well because they bank on the impulsive decision making.

Streaks are for winning and losing, so after a winning streak, there will be another streak, loss one. As gamblers, we only can not control what will end with our bets, and when a winning streak starts so to gamble responsibly, we will have to avoid double bet amount after we lost some bets and in a loss streak.

I don't understand the logic when the user stopped gambling (according to the post), he began to win many bets. Perhaps the user implied that after withdrawing most of gambling capital from an account, with remaining small capital, a win streak happens. With this interpretation on the post, likely the user worries that if he funds the account again, a win streak will stop and another streak that is loss streak will come.

[xLays]

I didn’t receive the monthly bonus subscription this time together with monthly crypto deposit even though I complete the bare minimum requirements.

Can’t blame them since my account was on Stake smart limits most of the month to reduce my gambling activity. Been on a long losing streak so I decided to slow down.

That's weird. I barely made any deposits myself. I think I only deposited around $10 this month and the amount I received from the subscription bonus was even higher (15$) than my total deposits. As far as I know, the only requirement was to wager on mines for subscription bonus and I met that requirement. I also received both the monthly bonus and the post-monthly bonus not the monthly crypto deposit since I didn't make $200 deposit they ask.

This is what I like about Stake. Even if you don't deposit much, they're still pretty generous with their VIP players.

[drangos]

That is very suspicious for the gambler's mind. One big winning streak would mean an endless red streak is coming soon. Just play with any bonuses and reap up the profit if you get any, dont think of deposits because the bad time will be surely catching up very soon. The new email coming in makes every gambler excited for the next bonus and the casinos want that to happen as well because they bank on the impulsive decision making.

Streaks are for winning and losing, so after a winning streak, there will be another streak, loss one. As gamblers, we only can not control what will end with our bets, and when a winning streak starts so to gamble responsibly, we will have to avoid double bet amount after we lost some bets and in a loss streak.

I don't understand the logic when the user stopped gambling (according to the post), he began to win many bets. Perhaps the user implied that after withdrawing most of gambling capital from an account, with remaining small capital, a win streak happens. With this interpretation on the post, likely the user worries that if he funds the account again, a win streak will stop and another streak that is loss streak will come.

My biggest problem with this is that I believe it is an assumption that a winning run leads to a losing run, which is not always true. The winnings of one bet do not affect another, except that the payouts of winnings and losses are determined by the previous bet. But following a major victory, gamblers might raise their bets and suffer even greater losses. Withdrawing from the gambling balance and not redepositing to repeat a winning run is a healthier way to play.

[Cointxz]

I didn’t receive the monthly bonus subscription this time together with monthly crypto deposit even though I complete the bare minimum requirements.

Can’t blame them since my account was on Stake smart limits most of the month to reduce my gambling activity. Been on a long losing streak so I decided to slow down.

That's weird. I barely made any deposits myself. I think I only deposited around $10 this month and the amount I received from the subscription bonus was even higher (15$) than my total deposits. As far as I know, the only requirement was to wager on mines for subscription bonus and I met that requirement. I also received both the monthly bonus and the post-monthly bonus not the monthly crypto deposit since I didn't make $200 deposit they ask.

This is what I like about Stake. Even if you don't deposit much, they're still pretty generous with their VIP players.

Perhaps it’s due to the fact that I didn’t receive the original email and I just subscribed using a shared link. I thought it would work again since this method was successful in the past but this Stake seems strict on screening qualified participants.

I will try to remove my Stake smart limit next month and see if I will receive promotional e-mail from Stake.

My Birthday is in November so I hope good luck will come to me this upcoming month including the bonus.

[Symphonized]

Early Six You Win is LIVE on Stake for India vs New Zealand! 🏏

If your selection from the match hits a six in the first over but doesn’t go on to win, we’ll pay your bet out as a winner. T&Cs Apply.

https://x.com/Stake/status/2116047447680032885




Drake just hit a $20,000,000 max win on Stake.

https://x.com/Stake/status/2115995256781197686

[panjul07]

Still play ? in Stake ?
Well, I got 5$ even though just waggering 24$ on mines for subscription bonus. These getting weird now ~LOL To bad, want to reached the minimum withdraw failed to meets on my last bets.

Yeah, I'm still playing at Stake even though I wanted to stop playing at Stake in the last month. The interesting part is that I have started winning at Stake after taking the decision of not playing here anymore. My winning streak hasn't ended yet, and I have made a decent profit by playing with the bonuses and deposits this month.

That's good news but be careful, because this could lead you to become overconfident.
Winning streak can be more dangerous as our greed can be stronger when we are on winning streak than on losing streak.
Of course I believe that you are experienced enough in any gambling situation so I'm just giving a friendly reminder.  Btw, Stake is going to have a VIP poker tournament with $250k prizepool and the requirement to be eligible is to wager $100k between Oct 28th-Nov 8th.
But seems that it is limited to those who have VIP host only, because the poker is labelled like "face-off against your VIP hosts"

[Mahdirakib]

Good thing you're on a winning streak. I saw your post sometimes in other casino threads; you were on a losing streak. Hopefully, once you get some losing streaks, maybe you can take the loss and enjoy the positive PnL first this month. ~

Yeah, I was going through a losing streak on Shuffle, but I managed to recover my recent losses last week. Unfortunately, I got another losing streak at a different casino last week. However, I have already decided to avoid making any deposits on these three platforms for the next few weeks.

That's good news but be careful, because this could lead you to become overconfident.
Winning streak can be more dangerous as our greed can be stronger when we are on winning streak than on losing streak.

That's why I have already transferred most of the winnings out of my gambling wallet. I know I may lose the profits within a day which I made over the months with a lucky streak.

[Frankolala]

My biggest problem with this is that I believe it is an assumption that a winning run leads to a losing run, which is not always true. The winnings of one bet do not affect another, except that the payouts of winnings and losses are determined by the previous bet. But following a major victory, gamblers might raise their bets and suffer even greater losses. Withdrawing from the gambling balance and not redepositing to repeat a winning run is a healthier way to play.

Nobody knows what will happen in the next minutes. A winning streak can later turn to losing streak if you don't want to stop playing and walk home with your wins. The longer you are gambling, is the higher your chances of running at loss because gambling is more of losses than profit. This is why it's good not to let your emotions control you when you're on a winning streak because greed will come in.

[Symphonized]

How're you spending this Halloween?

I think we know how Ganja Snail is spending his.

https://x.com/Stake/status/2116575929057337419

[Hispo]

Still play ? in Stake ?
Well, I got 5$ even though just waggering 24$ on mines for subscription bonus. These getting weird now ~LOL To bad, want to reached the minimum withdraw failed to meets on my last bets.

Yeah, I'm still playing at Stake even though I wanted to stop playing at Stake in the last month. The interesting part is that I have started winning at Stake after taking the decision of not playing here anymore. My winning streak hasn't ended yet, and I have made a decent profit by playing with the bonuses and deposits this month.

That is quite an interesting coincidence, isn't it?
It reminds me one occasion when I read someone had decided to quit gambling completely after a bad luck streak, but just before quitting for good, he started to score win after win, withdrawing a quite significant amount of money.

That good luck streak changed his mind completely and decided to continue to be a gambler in the long term. It sounds as if casinos listened to what we talk about through our phones. 

[Shinpako09]

My biggest problem with this is that I believe it is an assumption that a winning run leads to a losing run, which is not always true. The winnings of one bet do not affect another, except that the payouts of winnings and losses are determined by the previous bet. But following a major victory, gamblers might raise their bets and suffer even greater losses. Withdrawing from the gambling balance and not redepositing to repeat a winning run is a healthier way to play.

Nobody knows what will happen in the next minutes. A winning streak can later turn to losing streak if you don't want to stop playing and walk home with your wins. The longer you are gambling, is the higher your chances of running at loss because gambling is more of losses than profit. This is why it's good not to let your emotions control you when you're on a winning streak because greed will come in.

Gamblers think it's an opportunity to win more since their luck hasn't ended yet. So, even if they have reached their quota already, they will keep on playing, but in reality, it's not an opportunity but a trap instead. The moment you become confident, that's also when a red streak hit you. So, even if you are having a green streak, always check your emotions. Your greediness for more will lead you to disaster. Always keep in mind that you can't beat the house by being stubborn or persevering or just because you are lucky during your session. If you're unlucky, then you're unlucky. No amount of time or hard work will give you a certain profit in gambling.

[len01]

I just heard a story from a friend outside this forum. He stopped betting since August. Yesterday, he tried to log in again after checking several bonus emails he received. The amounts were random, like $5, $25, plus a 50% deposit bonus.

Sometimes I feel jealous of users who leave Stake for a long time but keep getting bonuses over and over again. 

[panjul07]

I just heard a story from a friend outside this forum. He stopped betting since August. Yesterday, he tried to log in again after checking several bonus emails he received. The amounts were random, like $5, $25, plus a 50% deposit bonus.

Sometimes I feel jealous of users who leave Stake for a long time but keep getting bonuses over and over again. 

There are possible reasons, one of them is that he was active players with significant number of deposits and wager so Stake sent him emails with bonus as marketing strategy to make him come back as what he used to be.
Especially since your friend has only been inactive for two months, it still makes sense that he would receive a few emails offering bonuses.
What you need to ask is about what kind of bonuses he received that you mentioned with $5 and $25.

[memehunter]

Sometimes I feel jealous of users who leave Stake for a long time but keep getting bonuses over and over again. 

What's stopping you from doing the same lol. I mean, it is super easy to just not log in at Stake for some weeks.
There is definitely a team (it is hard to believe that there is not for a massive operation like Stake lol) who looks after people who suddenly become inactive to trap them again with loss aversion.
 

[Hispo]

I just heard a story from a friend outside this forum. He stopped betting since August. Yesterday, he tried to log in again after checking several bonus emails he received. The amounts were random, like $5, $25, plus a 50% deposit bonus.

Sometimes I feel jealous of users who leave Stake for a long time but keep getting bonuses over and over again. 

I may not be a coincidence though.
Casinos like Stake have a very clear database which allows them to know how long someone has been without logging in to their account.
Obviously, the casino wants to keep as many active gamblers and bettors as possible, so they target people who may left on purpose so they consider to come back to the casino/bookie. It is rather a matter of common sense, if you asked me.
Casinos cannot be profitable if they don't want a significant amount of people gambling and betting at the same time.

[Agbe]

Sometimes I feel jealous of users who leave Stake for a long time but keep getting bonuses over and over again. 

What's stopping you from doing the same lol. I mean, it is super easy to just not log in at Stake for some weeks.
There is definitely a team (it is hard to believe that there is not for a massive operation like Stake lol) who looks after people who suddenly become inactive to trap them again with loss aversion.
 

I don't know though but I believe those gamblers are not just visit gamblers but well committed ones and where playing games steady with good amount and I don't think those who where just a mere gamblers who only gamble with little amount will have this bonus. And it is a kind of bonus to commit them fully back to the system.

[Shinpako09]

I just heard a story from a friend outside this forum. He stopped betting since August. Yesterday, he tried to log in again after checking several bonus emails he received. The amounts were random, like $5, $25, plus a 50% deposit bonus.

Sometimes I feel jealous of users who leave Stake for a long time but keep getting bonuses over and over again. 

I still received mine as well but the amount is smaller. Maybe those who recieved better offer or bonus have higher VIP level. Is your friend at least Plat? For an inactive player to receive $25, probably he lost a lot back in those days and had dedicated support? Even my stack up monthly bonus, weekly bonus, and other bonuses didn't reach that. That's the only possible reason I could think of. If it really is, that's undertable, of course, Stake wanted him back.

[Cointxz]

I just heard a story from a friend outside this forum. He stopped betting since August. Yesterday, he tried to log in again after checking several bonus emails he received. The amounts were random, like $5, $25, plus a 50% deposit bonus.

Sometimes I feel jealous of users who leave Stake for a long time but keep getting bonuses over and over again. 

I still received mine as well but the amount is smaller. Maybe those who recieved better offer or bonus have higher VIP level. Is your friend at least Plat? For an inactive player to receive $25, probably he lost a lot back in those days and had dedicated support? Even my stack up monthly bonus, weekly bonus, and other bonuses didn't reach that. That's the only possible reason I could think of. If it really is, that's undertable, of course, Stake wanted him back.

Honestly, it’s pure random now and probably there are a lot of factors to be considered rather than the VIP rank. I have a lot of higher Plat rank friends that receive the same low bonus amount as mine even though they are much more active than me in the last few months.

AFAIK, @Ahoybrause experienced the same so at this point I’m just receiving any bonus amount without a big expectations in the bonus I will receive.

Currently, I’m on gambling abstinence, so I don’t know if there are changes on bonus distribution now.

[Symphonized]

Someone has $103K riding on the underdog Eagles for a potential payout of $309K on Stake 🦅

https://x.com/Stake/status/2117054538134049175

[len01]

I just heard a story from a friend outside this forum. He stopped betting since August. Yesterday, he tried to log in again after checking several bonus emails he received. The amounts were random, like $5, $25, plus a 50% deposit bonus.

Sometimes I feel jealous of users who leave Stake for a long time but keep getting bonuses over and over again. 

There are possible reasons, one of them is that he was active players with significant number of deposits and wager

It makes sense, as he's one of my friends who actively gambles almost every day. And his VIP rank is only Platinum III.

What you need to ask is about what kind of bonuses he received that you mentioned with $5 and $25.

At that time he said there were several different bonuses such as bonuses from sportbetting of $5 -$10 and several bonuses from casinos when Stake released new games. And other bonuses like "Hey, your bonus will expire soon, claim it immediately!" that's all I remember from my friend's story.

What's stopping you from doing the same lol. I mean, it is super easy to just not log in at Stake for some weeks.

Hey meme, long time no see!  Honestly, I'm just too lazy to move my funds to another site.