The documented Aura campaign ran from 14 July to 24 August 2026. Its conditions are historical, rather than evidence that the same reward is available now. The campaign combined an activity-count award with a separate winning-streak condition.
Team eligibility defined the activity record
Qualifying positions had to involve Team Aurora in the specified esports titles. The source required real-money settlement and excluded promotional funding, Advancebet, sold, cancelled and refunded positions. Its minimum and odds rules were additional tests, not substitutes for team eligibility.
The main calculation used average qualifying stake. Activity count selected a percentage from 10% to 100%, with the top tier beginning at 26 qualifying positions. The maximum main award was $300.
The streak reward had a different ceiling
The separate condition required all 26 qualifying positions to win. Its award used average winning stake and had a $100 ceiling. Applying the main $300 cap to that separate reward would misstate the source.
Neither condition refunded ordinary losses or established that more activity would be profitable. The count-based calculation and outcome-based streak measured different records.
One campaign produced one final assessment
The source specified one main award at the end of the overall period, not a weekly restart. Crediting was stated within 48 hours after closure. The resulting promotional instrument had a 24-hour use period and its own qualifying-accumulator rules.
A historical activity screenshot therefore needs its campaign dates attached. It does not establish renewed eligibility, a current balance or a reward payable repeatedly.
