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Stake Bonus Calculator

Estimate your Stake rewards from your wager

Four separate calculators, built like the popular Stake bonus calculators: Rakeback, Weekly bonus, Monthly bonus and VIP Wager. Weekly and monthly take your net profit or loss into account, exactly like the original.

Net profit or net loss?

Estimated weekly bonus

$21.25

⚠️ These results are approximate. Actual Stake rewards depend on live VIP rates, your play pattern and current promotions.

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How it works

  1. Switch between four calculators: Weekly, Monthly, Rakeback and VIP Wager.

  2. Weekly/Monthly: enter your wager, whether you’re in net profit or loss and by how much, plus your VIP level (None to Obsidian). Rakeback: enter your level, your wager and pick a game. VIP Wager: pick your level and your progress percentage.

  3. Read the estimated reward — or, in VIP Wager mode, the wager left to reach the next level.

About this tool

Stake’s VIP program returns value in several streams — rakeback on every bet, weekly bonuses and monthly bonuses — but the platform never shows you a single expected figure. This calculator estimates each one separately, the same way the popular Stake bonus calculators do: rakeback from your wagered amount and the game you play, and the weekly and monthly bonuses from your wager, your VIP level and your net profit or loss — losing periods genuinely earn bigger bonuses.

The results are deliberately approximate: they come from publicly known VIP mechanics, not official Stake numbers, and real rewards depend on live rates, your play pattern and current promotions. Use it to compare levels and understand where your value comes from, then read our Stake review for the full VIP breakdown.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the Stake bonus calculator?

It is an estimate built from publicly known VIP mechanics, not official Stake figures. Real rewards depend on live rates, your play pattern and current promotions, so treat the output as a ballpark, not a promise.

How is rakeback calculated?

Roughly: house edge (100% − RTP) × amount wagered × your tier’s rakeback rate. Higher VIP tiers return a larger share, which is why the same wager pays more at Diamond than at Bronze.

Does higher RTP mean smaller rewards?

Yes — rewards scale with the house edge, so a 99% RTP game generates less rakeback than a 96% one for the same wager. That does not make low-RTP games “better”: you lose more on average, you just get a bit more back.