Stake Code CBG200 offers a 200% deposit bonus together with a permanent 5% rakeback on all wagers, and this guide is written for someone who has never opened a Stake account before. It follows the route from creating the account to seeing the offer land, and it explains what each stage is for so you can judge whether the code suits how you plan to play.
What Stake is and what that means for your first deposit
Stake is an online casino and sportsbook that launched in 2017 and operates at stake.com. It is crypto-first and is widely described as a cryptocurrency casino. For a new user this shapes the whole process. Expect the deposit step to be built around cryptocurrency rather than a card form, and expect that step to take more of your time than typing in a code.
Stake also runs a tiered VIP programme alongside its promotions. It is a separate part of the site. Its tiers and thresholds are not part of what this code is described as delivering, so you do not need to understand it before deciding whether CBG200 is worth using.
Two mechanics with two different timescales
The code bundles two things that work on different clocks. The 200% deposit bonus is a one-time match on the money you put in. The 5% rakeback is described as permanent, which means it is not tied to a single deposit and continues to apply to wagers over time.
A deposit match is calculated as a percentage of what you deposit. At 200%, the bonus credit is twice your deposit, so the combined balance is three times your own contribution, with one part your money and two parts promotional credit. Bonus credit of this kind is not the same as your own balance and is not winnings. It carries wagering requirements and an expiry window, both set by the operator.
Rakeback works differently. It returns a share of the amount you have wagered, whether individual bets win or lose. At 5%, every 100 units of turnover returns 5 units. It does not change the odds of anything and it does not turn losses into gains. It only reduces the effective cost of the turnover you generate.
Step one: confirm you are able to open an account
Eligibility comes before everything else, because a bonus claimed from a restricted country is not a usable bonus. The restricted countries reported for Stake include Afghanistan, Argentina, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Cyprus, Denmark, France, Greece, Israel, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, the United Kingdom and Zimbabwe. That list is partial, and other countries may also be restricted without being named, so absence from the list does not confirm you are accepted.
Open the operator's own terms and read the current restricted-jurisdiction section before you register. The minimum age is 18, or the legal age in your own jurisdiction if that is higher. If you cannot confirm that your country is accepted, stop there and do not deposit.
Step two: create the account
Account creation is the same whether or not you plan to use a code. The steps below describe the general shape of the process. The operator can change the exact screens, so read each one as you reach it rather than expecting identical wording.
Go to stake.com and choose the option to register or sign up.
Complete the account details the form asks for, and confirm your age and location where prompted.
Set a password you have not used elsewhere, and store it somewhere safe.
Finish any verification step the site presents before you move to the deposit stage.
Step three: find the code field and enter CBG200
CBG200 is a private affiliate code, which means it is passed on through a partner rather than printed on the homepage. The field that accepts it may be labelled as a promo field, a referral field or a bonus code field, depending on how the sign-up flow is written. You do not need to know which label the site uses. Look for whichever one appears and put the string there.
The field is often optional and tucked behind a small link such as 'have a code?'. Expand any optional section rather than skipping past it, because a field you never open is a field you never fill in. Type CBG200 exactly as written, with no spaces and with the case shown. Once you have entered it, confirm the site accepts it before you carry on to the next screen.
If you did not see a code field during registration, do not guess at where it might be. Check the account or settings area for a code entry box. Only move to the deposit stage once you have confirmed the code is attached to your account.
Step four: deposit only after the code is attached
The order here matters. Retroactive application of a promotional code is rarely possible at any operator. A deposit made before the code is attached is usually just a deposit, with no bonus attached to it. That is why the code should go in first and the money second.
Before you deposit, read the current bonus terms on the operator's live page. The things to find are the minimum qualifying deposit, the maximum bonus amount, the wagering multiplier and the number of days you have to meet the wagering requirement. Those values are set by the operator and should be taken from the live terms rather than from any third-party summary, because summaries can be out of date.
Once you know the terms, the arithmetic is straightforward. Take the amount you intend to deposit, double it to find the bonus credit, and add your own money back in. The total in the account is three times what you contributed. Remember that the bonus is only as useful as your ability to satisfy its conditions within the window given.
Checking what has landed on your account
After you deposit, check your balance and look for the bonus credit listed separately from your own funds. The 200% match and the 5% rakeback are described as two components, but it is not established whether both are claimed in a single step or as two separate actions. Do not assume either way.
If only one of the two appears after signing up, treat that as a question for support rather than proof that the code failed. Keep a note of the time you entered the code, the screen you were on and the exact message you saw, so the support conversation has specifics to work from.
Living with the 5% rakeback after the welcome bonus
The deposit match is visible on day one. The rakeback is quieter, and its value depends on how much you wager. Because it is described as permanent and applies to all wagers, it keeps working after the one-time match has either been used or has lapsed. For someone who plays once in a while, the rakeback will amount to little. For someone who wagers steadily, it is the part of the offer that keeps accruing.
It helps to think of rakeback as a small reduction in the cost of turnover rather than a return on winning. At 5%, every 100 units wagered returns 5 units, whatever the individual results. Looking at your own turnover over a month will tell you more about its value than any headline figure.
Common snags and the questions the terms leave open
Some details about CBG200 are not settled, and it is better to know that before you start than to find out halfway through. The points below are the ones new users tend to run into.
The code field does not accept the string: resolve it with support before depositing.
Only one part of the offer shows up: contact support rather than assuming the code failed.
It is unclear whether the code is first-deposit-only or whether an existing account can use it: check the terms.
It is unclear whether the code has an expiry date: check the live terms page.
The minimum qualifying deposit and maximum bonus are not stated here: read them from the operator's current terms.
Keep in mind that bonus credit is conditional. The wagering multiplier and expiry window determine whether a bonus can eventually become something you can withdraw, and they are the details that matter most to a first-time user. Read them in full before you opt in, never stake more than you can afford to lose, and seek support if gambling stops being entertainment.
Gambling involves risk and is intended for adults aged 18 or over (or the legal age in your jurisdiction). Bonuses carry wagering requirements — read them in full before opting in, never stake more than you can afford to lose, and seek support if gambling stops being entertainment.
Promotional terms, eligibility and values are set by the provider and can change at any time. Always confirm the current terms on the official site before signing up or completing a purchase.

