@BitcoinHunt3r True, without concrete evidence it’s hard to say for sure, but definitely worth keeping an eye on.
@Hispo I agree. It makes sense that Stake might factor past rewards into future bonus calculations. Sounds like a sound business approach.
@ryzaadit Your input really stands out. If frequent use of low-value codes flags accounts, that’s a clear warning for me.
If my wagering meets 50k, I’ll stick to high roller codes and avoid the smaller public ones.
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Again, I am not explicitly assuring you Stake takes into consideration codes or some other promotioms for them in order to calculate bonuses in the future or something like that, it would take a representative of the casino to clear things up or check the terms of service on their webpage. Anyways, whenever I feel there is some doubt on the attitudes of a casino regarding bonuses and promotions, I always go for the rule of thumb that casinos are businesses an due to it, they keep a tight record on how much money they spend on us as gamblers in terms of bonuses, perks and other goodies, when they realize we start to be relatively unprofitable gamblers to them, they can use their calculations to start decreasing bonuses in the future, to save guard their profitability.
Actually, I recall someone here on the forum how showed a email sent to him by his favorite casino claiming he won't be longer be able to enjoy bonuses due to his high good luck while gambling. I don't recall the casino name, though.