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Hello, 
27 May 2026 marks the first day of Eid al-Adha for the entire Islamic world. 
As Turks, we are requesting an Eid al-Adha promotion.
During the last Eid al-Fitr, a thread was opened on the forum and you provided a promotion in the form of a sugar bonus as a result. 
Everyone knows that Stake runs promotions based on countries’ public holidays. Our public holiday begins in two days’ time—could you please run a promotion for the Turkish holiday as well? 
26 May 2026 is the eve of Eid al-Adha. 
Eid al-Adha lasts for 4 days, and in Turkey, a one-week public holiday is declared.
We would appreciate your assistance. 
@Steve @Ozerbank @boldest @Mikey @10thoss @Therewego @Vojkan @AleksandarG 

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Not sure if this has been brought up before but I think it's worth discussing.
On most US sportsbooks, if a player gets injured and doesn't come back, your prop bet gets voided and you get your stake back. Stake doesn't do this, so if you bet on a guy to score 20 points and he limps off in the first quarter, you just lose. Didn't matter how good your read on the game was.
I get that Stake operates differently from regulated US books, but this feels like a pretty basic protection that a lot of us expect at this point. Would be great to see it added, even as an opt-in feature or something.
Anyone else feel this way?

This would be amazing, but would damage their profits. Would drive a lot of new users to stake as no other crypto casino offers this protection. 

Not sure if this has been brought up before but I think it's worth discussing.
On most US sportsbooks, if a player gets injured and doesn't come back, your prop bet gets voided and you get your stake back. Stake doesn't do this, so if you bet on a guy to score 20 points and he limps off in the first quarter, you just lose. Didn't matter how good your read on the game was.
I get that Stake operates differently from regulated US books, but this feels like a pretty basic protection that a lot of us expect at this point. Would be great to see it added, even as an opt-in feature or something.
Anyone else feel this way?

Not sure if this has been brought up before but I think it's worth discussing.
On most US sportsbooks, if a player gets injured and doesn't come back, your prop bet gets voided and you get your stake back. Stake doesn't do this, so if you bet on a guy to score 20 points and he limps off in the first quarter, you just lose. Didn't matter how good your read on the game was.
I get that Stake operates differently from regulated US books, but this feels like a pretty basic protection that a lot of us expect at this point. Would be great to see it added, even as an opt-in feature or something.
Anyone else feel this way?

Hello; 
In recent days, you sent bonuses to our American and Indian brothers and sisters in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day and the Indian festival. However, there is no bonus added specifically for Eıd Ramadan and our festival today. I don’t know why you didn’t add one, but we feel quite left out.
@emrestakeVIP and @esrastake are our Turkish hosts. 
These two friends, as if making a joke, responded to our bonus request by sending a “rain” of $5 to 20 people five times each in the chat and then left.
I cannot accept this injustice. Because of this attitude, Turks are on the verge of leaving Stake.
@Therewego @boldest @10thoss @MladenS @Steve  

Indian users receive monthly crypto bonuses, some countries get St. Patrick’s bonuses, monthly post rewards prioritize US users, and subscription bonuses are also distributed—but again, we don’t receive them.
Yet we Turkish users are constantly being treated as second-class. Why? Is it because we keep depositing money anyway? Why are we being treated so poorly? Can someone please explain this to me?

Stake sent a crypto bonus for Eid al-Fitr to Turkish users. I'm sharing my statistics below. Why didn't I receive this bonus? I'm waiting for comments from all users who didn't receive the bonus along with me. Eid is a holiday for all of us, and we all want to benefit from this bonus.