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# Flagged Activity: Custom Thresholds for Big Wins

**Released**: 17 September 2025

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[Flagged Activity](/operator-backoffice/transactions-management/flagged-activity.md) in Backoffice has been upgraded. You can now **define** your **own** **thresholds** for **Big Wins**, giving you more control over what’s surfaced in the flagged transactions view.

Until now, the view showed only system-flagged transactions (failed responses or wins above €40,000 and 350x bet-to-win ratio). With this update, operators can:

* **Set custom Big Win thresholds** for both amount and win-to-bet ratio, starting from €1,000 / 50x.
* **Review transactions that matter to your operation** without relying solely on global criteria.
* **Update and manage Big Win thresholds easily**, directly in the Flagged Activity page.

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Global thresholds remain in place and continue to be automatically monitored by Hub88 Support, while your custom thresholds are visible only within your account for operational monitoring.

This means €5,000 might count as a Big Win for your team, while others prefer a higher bar - you decide what suits best for your operations.


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