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Rakeback rules you can calculate yourself

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Shuffle, Stake, Duelbits and Cloudbet publish enough inputs to work through their main casino formula. The useful test is whether a reader can reproduce both the amount and its route to the balance.

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Six questions a usable formula must answer

Six questions a usable formula must answer
FieldA concrete answerWhy it changes the result
BaseGame house edge, not total stakesPrevents a 5% rate being applied to the wrong amount
Rate and levelThe account’s current percentageAvoids using an unattained maximum
Eligible activityNamed products and exclusionsFilters bets that earn nothing
UnlockExisting access conditionEstablishes when accrual starts
Cash treatmentImmediate, split or bonus balanceSeparates reward from usable cash
Claim deadlineThe actual windowShows whether earned value can expire
What the comparison means

These six questions are a checklist, not another 100-point scoring system. The same five-component rules-and-access score applies throughout the site. A program can provide clear rules and still pay less than another program.

For example, Shuffle’s simple 5% formula is easier to follow than a multi-bucket payment, but that alone does not make its dollar return higher. Read the amount comparison separately from the documentation checklist.

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Four reward formulas a reader can reconstruct

A transparent rule lets a reader reproduce the number and understand its limits. The score remains the same across the site; this selection focuses on the calculation rather than the largest headline.

01

Shuffle

The public formula states wager × game edge × 5%, and the help center explicitly excludes sportsbook bets. The $1,000 Bronze unlock completes the basic casino calculation.

5% of house edge
95/100 · rules and access
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02

Stake

Casino, poker and sports use separately identified bases. For sports, the 3% default margin and exclusion of cashed-out or voided bets explain when the familiar 3.5% does and does not apply.

3.5%
87/100 · rules and access
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03

Duelbits

The 25% total is broken into 10 + 5 + 5 + 5 percentage points. A reader can reconstruct both the total reward and the 40% immediate share without confusing percentage points with cash-share percentages.

25% of house edge
84/100 · rules and access
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04

Cloudbet

The ordinary 5% and Diamond 10% schedules, 50/50 split and no-rollover wording answer different parts of the same calculation. Calendar expiry is still essential even with an explicit formula.

5–10% standard
82/100 · rules and access
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VISUAL EVIDENCE / FORMULA TRANSPARENCY

The three strongest public formula trails.

These captures correspond to the fields receiving points in the scorecard; no unpublished term earns credit.

Stake Help Center page explaining the 3.5 percent rakeback formula — evidence used for formula transparency
CAP-01 · StakeCurrent rakeback formula

What this supports: formula transparency. Rate, eligible products and official BTC example.

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Duelbits official homepage captured for the ACE rewards review — evidence used for formula transparency
CAP-02 · DuelbitsCurrent platform

What this supports: formula transparency. Official casino context for the four-part reward system.

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USE THE FORMULA TRANSPARENCY DATA

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Is there a separate transparency score?

No. This page uses a six-question checklist and the site-wide five-component rules-and-access score. The checklist helps inspect a source; the score measures the five published components.

Rules behind this comparison

These links support the operator conditions. Worked amounts are our calculations using the assumptions shown in the table.