The "Hidden Wall" – How local sites use Stake Factoring to cap wins

"I’ve been digging into how some local platforms handle consistent winners, and I managed to get some insights into the logic behind their automated limits. It’s not just bad luck; it’s a process called Stake Factoring (or Account Segmentation).

Essentially, once your account is flagged as 'High-Profit' (for example, after a 17k+ withdrawal), the system places a soft cap on your session. Even if the game is RNG-based, the platform’s backend can trigger a shift in the 'Personal RTP' or limit the maximum possible payout per session to prevent further exposure.

Here is a simplified logic of how their script handles a 'Flagged' player to ensure they don't cross a specific threshold (e.g., 15,000 RSD) again:"

I am attaching a screenshot of the logic I've been told is used in the backend. If there is anyone here with more technical knowledge or experience in gambling software development, I’d love for you to explain this to the wider audience. Am I right to assume this is how they 'soft-cap' our sessions after a big win?"

# Simplified Logic of a Payout Limiter

player_profile = {

"status": "Flagged_Winner",

"recent_payout": 17000,

"session_limit": 15000

}

def calculate_spin(current_balance, potential_win):

# Check if the player is marked for stake factoring

if player_profile["status"] == "Flagged_Winner":

# If the win would push the balance over the hidden cap

if (current_balance + potential_win) >= player_profile["session_limit"]:

print("System Trigger: Soft Cap Reached. Modifying Outcome...")

return "Dead_Spin_or_Min_Win"

return "Standard_RNG_Outcome"

# Outcome for a player trying to repeat a big win

print(calculate_spin(14500, 1000))

# Result: D

ead_Spin_or_Min_Win