The Losing Streak Bonus is tied to a documented sequence of losses. It is not loss insurance, and further losses should not be treated as a target worth pursuing to obtain a promotional award.
The sequence has narrow conditions
The source specifies 20 consecutive qualifying losses within 30 days, a $2 minimum and odds no higher than 3.00. A position outside those conditions does not become eligible simply because its financial result was negative.
Only specified singles and accumulators count. For an accumulator, the source requires all underlying selections to lose, not merely one losing component. Systems and other named formats are excluded.
The tier uses the smallest stake
The stated $100, $250 and $500 levels depend on the minimum stake across the qualifying sequence. They are not percentages of total losses or average stake. A provisional total therefore cannot be calculated correctly from the overall negative balance alone.
Even an awarded credit does not undo the sequence’s underlying losses. The programme’s existence is not a reason to continue after a personal limit or to attempt to complete a streak.
Manual assessment is not automatic entitlement
The source requires a support request with the account reference, alongside identity and household limitations. No credit should be assumed merely because a user counts 20 negative entries.
A useful review record distinguishes eligible positions, intervening outcomes, the lowest qualifying stake and the final written assessment. It should never be presented as a strategy for recovering losses.
