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    • Hi! Please make sure to post in the right sections ☺️ but great to hear this feedback, thank you. I’ve moved your topic for you. 
    • It is hard to compare the two, as neither Stake nor Roobet shares its bonus calculation formulas. First things first: a $10k monthly wager is not much. I don't think it would qualify you for actual VIP status on most sites, let alone on either of those two. On Stake, to get a VIP host, you need to reach Platinum 4 rank first, which requires a $2.5M total wager. Then, to keep the host, you need to maintain at least a $50k wager over the last 90 days. With your turnover volume, neither seems possible. On Roobet, it is completely unclear what they require. According to their VIP page, their "VIP status is invitation-only and reserved for [their] most loyal players." I don't think a $10k monthly wager would qualify, though. Personally, I prefer the Stake loyalty program. The terms are much clearer. Even without a VIP host, just looking at the regular rewards, Stake seems much more player-friendly. They do not require you to log in daily to claim your bonuses. On Roobet, I regularly forget to log in and claim them, so I miss a good chunk of my rewards, which is extremely annoying. Still, I think it is much better if you do not get conditioned to log in daily to a casino. (To be fair, Stake also starts this daily conditioning after you get your VIP host, with daily reloads. However, in your case this won't be an issue.) In terms of actual value, I don't know which one is better. I wouldn't be surprised if both were roughly the same. IMO, depending on your play style, you could find better deals. The best option, of course, would be to stop gambling altogether. In terms of value, no VIP program can beat that.
    • I agree, Gamdom feels smooth overall. The UI is clean and it’s easy to just browse games without overthinking it. Stake and Rainbet are still in my mix too.
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    • Yeah I’ve had a pretty similar experience with Gamdom. It’s easy to use and doesn’t feel confusing like some other sites. I still rotate between Gamdom, Stake, and Rainbet though.
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