Wagering bonus for what's?

Promotions tabs "Stake" not offering public deposit like other site. And whats promotions you're reffering ? tell us ? we been here with a few years. Most of deposit waggering are being found in stake is personal offer on emails.

Since you mentioned, hacker are deposit to take some promotions stuff bonus. What's bonus you're reffering ? Rakeback ? Weekly ? these bonus required waggering meaning the hacker need to spend a money.

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TBH, the stuff you're reffering is kinda absurb. Hacker deposit for bonus, making him waggering, and making him having a chance losing a money. Sound not like a smart hacker to be honest. Hacker are mostly hacked the account, and take what ever fund or money you have in the account.... in other scenario just sell the account for money. Not risking his own money lol.

I don't think hackers uses gambling sites to get their black money white. And those who do this, aren't clever enough. Most of the casinos would not just allow you to deposit and withdraw without wagering. And when you wager, you will surely lose money too. So casino aren't hacker's paradise, a better option for them maybe to use any mixers etc for this purpose where they can lose the tracking of their money and yet they don't lose the money itself 

Haha you are right, but if this is true then I understand how the scenario goes. In local groups some users get bonus offers but they don't have the budget to complete it and are looking for other users to complete it with the agreement the bonus is 50:50  well in this scenario the jockey takes over the account and takes all the bonuses including the account so the real owner loses access, this is an example in a local group  yeah this is my personal opinion of course we don't know the real scenario, do you think this makes sense?

You are so funny. 5% to platinum 5 still needs 125k wager. So you need to depo at least 1250$ to reach it safe, just losing to house edge. Which "hacker" deposits that amount of money, having to fear the original owner gets ownership reinstated. Also, this wager needs time time btw, not that you would know of course.

Basically saying, please stop it. Everything you post her is utter nonsense. 

My weekly is around $11 this time. Honestly, I was expecting a bit more but it seems my recent wager will be counted in next weekly or monthly (hoping so). Now I am 88% to platinum 1, it is very tempting to just wager for the sake of wagering and reach platinum 1 quickly but I think it will be good if I give it few more weeks.


How much is the platinum 5 reward? It must be above 5k in order to take this risk, 3k is not worth it, IMO.

How much had you wagered during the last weekly bonus period? I have received almost same amount ($12) as you from the weekly bonus. My wagered amount was around $5k, and I had made $220 profit in the last week. I didn't have any expectations from the bonus. So, I'm happy with the amount that I received .

BTW, you only need $18k wager to reach the Platinum I VIP rank. It would be worth to complete the remaining wager by using the wagering method within a short time. The total amount of rank-up bonus, recent gameplay activity bonus and 14 days reload will be more than the amount which you have to spend for wagering.

The hacker must have been and expert in this and I hope the support had frozen the account so any other transaction is not carried out yet. It is quite surprising how confident some hackers can be to have taken over their victim's account and and still went ahead to make a deposit and play more games for the owner. I am very sure that he's going to get access to his account soon with more money in it.

Hahaha...some perpetrators could be funny. Well, their intentions are what matters to them. This is not the first of its kind that I've heard, though not in gambling, it still shows how daring some hackers could be. I'm happy that this was discovered early enough, and it will most likely be settled in favour of the real account owner.

As for the extra money deposited into the account, I guess the account owner should not rejoice yet as you think, it's solely based on the resolve of Stake on this matter. They might be quoting and interpreting some legal grounds that you never thought existed in this regard.

Regardless, the prayer of the account owner is for a quick resolution to avoid delay in his gambling activities.

The hacker deposited his own money into someone else's account, which is really surprising. He probably wanted to fool the casino platform that he was using the real owner's account. So that the casino platform does not create any problems in completing its operations. It was a smart move. This could also be a sophisticated strategy for them to complete a successful hack by adopting various methods to fool the platform and the account owner. The hacker would not just do such a stupid thing, he must have had a big plan by doing this.