Bink

Bink’s current sweepstakes rules, inspected September 8, 2026, allow the full daily reward for the first seven actual claims after the applicable reference event. From the eighth claim, the daily amount becomes 0.10 BC until a new reference event. The event is the later of the provision’s effective date or the last settled GC purchase.

A missed day does not use up one of those seven claims. This makes the allowance different from a seven-calendar-day expiry, and the purchase reset is a condition of the program, not a reason to spend to preserve a reward.

The same rules describe a repeating GC ladder from 1,000 on day one to 7,000 on day seven. That differs from our August 17 email’s older doubling ladder, which advertised a final 64,000 GC and 1 BC. The dated email should not be used as an evergreen description of today’s daily program.

What Bink reported after its first month

In a September 3 message, Bink described August 1–31 as its first month and reported $67,314.38 paid across 358 cashouts, with 839 new members. It said most payments took minutes. Those are the operator’s own dashboard claims; we have not audited the underlying transactions or verified that timing with a BonusBandit redemption.

The same email’s MONTH1 promotion had four winning claims worth 50 BC among the first 1,000 valid claims. It did not offer 50 BC to every one of those 1,000 participants. We did not submit the code.

The referral award depended on a friend’s purchase

An August 24 message offered 20 BC for a new friend who registered through the referral link and purchased at least $20. Registration alone did not satisfy the stated condition. We did not send referrals or verify credited awards.

A skipped day does not advance the claim counter

Under the September 8 rule described above, claiming on Monday and Tuesday, skipping Wednesday, and claiming Thursday uses three claims. Thursday is the third actual claim, even though it is the fourth calendar day in that example. The eighth actual claim reaches the reduced BC amount if no new reference event intervenes.

The GC ladder is a separate schedule. Its day labels should not be substituted for the actual-claim count used to determine the BC allowance. Neither counter establishes the value of an unclaimed future reward.