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[Juggy777]

hello everyone, why is this happening to me, when I open stake.com on my laptop, I can't access it, I use a private wifi network at my house but when I open stake.com on my smartphone, I can access it smoothly straight away to access it, I used the same WiFi network and also without using a VPN

display when opening on laptop


display when opening on smartphone


Does anyone know why this happened, I want to go back to actively playing on stake but I don't really like the appearance of the smartphone, I think it's too small, I really feel free if I access it via my laptop.

@Renampun it seems to be a Firefox issue rather than Stake and there should be an option to proceed ahead so click on it and if you can’t see it then clear your cache and try again. Lastly if that also doesn’t work then use google or bing it should solve the issue and if it yet persists check online for troubleshooting steps when this happens the solution should be fairly simple to implement.

[UmerIdrees]

Is the stake.com down recently?

I was able to open stake before but today when i tried, the site does not open. I checked different browsers plus checked my internet is working but the site does not open.

Also, it is showing down for everyone, so maybe it is some known issue at the moment 

I'm accessing Stake since the weekend stream started 3 hours ago till now, there was no time when the site down even for a second since I've been waiting for the drop code and playing some games. 
I'm using stake.com not the mirror link, is it still down for you until now?
If it is still down for you, maybe you can try the mirror link or check their mirror link list https://playstake.io/, all the mirror links are online now.

I still can't access Stake.com while i can access the mirror links. Are you able to access directly stake.com?

This is really strange because if i had a probelm with my internet connections or with my browsers, then only I would be facing the issue but why sites like "downforeveryoneorjustme" is showing that it is down for everyone and no one else having issues except me?

Isn't it strange and wried 

[BitcoinHunt3r]

@Renampun it seems to be a Firefox issue rather than Stake and there should be an option to proceed ahead so click on it and if you can’t see it then clear your cache and try again. Lastly if that also doesn’t work then use google or bing it should solve the issue and if it yet persists check online for troubleshooting steps when this happens the solution should be fairly simple to implement.

I have experienced problems like this since a few years ago only on Firefox somehow more difficult to use Firefox when accessing gambling sites, the alternative if you still want to use Firefox is to use a mirror link like stake.ac or Stake.bz I've tried it and it works. I still use chrome faster and lighter and can access any site by changing DNS, if you want to try it, find the way here How To Access gambling site without VPN.
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[Warfare]

The rate limiter is so sensitive on Stake, can't even use autobet without getting restricted after a couple of minutes for too many requests, with instant bet option it's even faster.

[BitcoinPanther]

I still can't access Stake.com while i can access the mirror links. Are you able to access directly stake.com?

This is really strange because if i had a probelm with my internet connections or with my browsers, then only I would be facing the issue but why sites like "downforeveryoneorjustme" is showing that it is down for everyone and no one else having issues except me?

Isn't it strange and wried 

Stake.com is working fine on my end.  I do not know if it is on stake or your Internet Service Provider, have you tried clearing your cache or changing your IP address?  I also used to have this problem where I can access all the mirror site and only failed to access stake.com.  Later I found out that it was the service provider blocking the connection to the stake.com.  I just let it be until I can access stake.com again.

I do not think there is a difference between accessing .com and other mirror site, the game experience is still the same.

[xLays]

https://twitter.com/DramaAlert/status/1744103940608720947?t=DZoTO7jKEJ-98nz71-6fKg&s=19

Has anyone watched this viral video from Stake Blackjack where the dealer steals the player's card and takes it for himself? The video is cut. I want to see the entire card distribution. So that we can really see what happened from the beginning. I've encountered a similar situation in BlackJack but not in stake.com (I forgot the site but for it was a provider) where the dealer mistakenly distributed cards, much like what happened in this video.

[rammy2k2]

The rate limiter is so sensitive on Stake, can't even use autobet without getting restricted after a couple of minutes for too many requests, with instant bet option it's even faster.

in the last few days, autobet speed on originals is quite good, i guess many ppl are still on vacation or so, we will see ...

[Esport_pointman]

Lol they just allow these celebrities to play with funds secured by Stake, which is a great way to promote the platform I'll grant them that. However, the fact funds have to be kept on the platform is kind of off putting. I prefer Dplay atm, as they allow seamless and fast transfer between my non-custodial wallet, and even playing while my FUN is still in my wallet for an instance. If Stake can top that, I'll consider rejoining

[Mahdirakib]

Has anyone watched this viral video from Stake Blackjack where the dealer steals the player's card and takes it for himself?

It has gotten the attention of a wide range of people, including Stake users. A forum member has already created a topic about this. You should also check this tweet. Eddie has replied to the first one by addressing it as a mistake by the dealer. I don't know how the whole gambling community will judge this, but it will surely create a little negative impact on Stake reputation.

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[BitcoinHunt3r]

https://twitter.com/DramaAlert/status/1744103940608720947?t=DZoTO7jKEJ-98nz71-6fKg&s=19

Has anyone watched this viral video from Stake Blackjack where the dealer steals the player's card and takes it for himself? The video is cut. I want to see the entire card distribution. So that we can really see what happened from the beginning. I've encountered a similar situation in BlackJack but not in stake.com (I forgot the site but for it was a provider) where the dealer mistakenly distributed cards, much like what happened in this video.

Haha I just watched the video and I really laughed like watching an amateur dealer but I focus on the bet amount, is the bet on the table $22? is there a possibility that the casino owner/provider is cheating for the $22? or is this just a mistake made by the dealer? of course there are still many questions and possibilities but I won't say anything as a gambler I know what I think and anyone who has proof like in this video should get a refund + bonus. I know some casinos give bonuses when making mistakes.

If we reduce the number of wins from the number of losses, we can see that I lost 8,327 bets (86,612 minus 78,285 = 8,327)
Losing 8,327 bets out of 180,904 bets placed = 4,6% of the bets lost.

Good analysis my friend, but when playing in blackjack games and other games we get 1 out of 3 results Win, Lose and Draw  from the explanation above it seems that you have not calculated the draw bets unfortunately it is not shown in your account statistics so when you feel like you lost 8,327 bets maybe it's a draw bets, I think that makes sense or maybe you have another more reasonable reason, let us know

[Z_MBFM]

Has anyone watched this viral video from Stake Blackjack where the dealer steals the player's card and takes it for himself?

It has gotten the attention of a wide range of people, including Stake users. A forum member has already created a topic about this. You should also check this tweet. Eddie has replied to the first one by addressing it as a mistake by the dealer. I don't know how the whole gambling community will judge this, but it will surely create a little negative impact on Stake reputation.

I have been playing blackjack for a long time on stake websites and I have exaggerated the amount of wagers here depending on my financial status. But I am sometimes very surprised when the dealer beats all the players with 20/21 despite getting a lot of bad cards. I don't know if this is due to good card stacking or if the dealer has a trick. I lost huge amount of money here. And recently vowed that I would never play blackjack again. And now I saw such a video. stake is considered a very reputable site so I don't think they should do anything to ruin their reputation.

[Bitinity]

Haha I just watched the video and I really laughed like watching an amateur dealer but I focus on the bet amount, is the bet on the table $22? is there a possibility that the casino owner/provider is cheating for the $22? or is this just a mistake made by the dealer? of course there are still many questions and possibilities but I won't say anything as a gambler I know what I think and anyone who has proof like in this video should get a refund + bonus. I know some casinos give bonuses when making mistakes.

I have to agree about refund or maybe it will be better if the bet is cancelled directly when the dealer make a mistake like that. I think that will be the fairest action for both the casino and the player. I'm not pretty sure what Stake did after they watched this video, did they give a refund to the player? And I think we should put the bet amount aside because it is not the main problem here. Even if the bet amount is just few cents, there should be fair rule/term when there is a mistake from the dealer. 

[BitcoinHunt3r]

I have to agree about refund or maybe it will be better if the bet is cancelled directly when the dealer make a mistake like that. I think that will be the fairest action for both the casino and the player. I'm not pretty sure what Stake did after they watched this video, did they give a refund to the player? And I think we should put the bet amount aside because it is not the main problem here. Even if the bet amount is just few cents, there should be fair rule/term when there is a mistake from the dealer. 

I think it depends on which way we look at it, we all agree it was clearly a mistake by the dealer the question is whether it was intentionally to cheat players or just a technical error/human error if we consider it to be cheating then we have to consider the bet amount because it doesn't make sense for them to risk their reputation for just $22 and also risks losing users, if it is a technical error then the dealer must get a warning from the provider because it can give rise to negative assumptions. By the way, the dealer and everything in the studio does not belong to stake.com they only rent from third parties so Stake cannot take action against the dealer however Stake may submit a complaint.

[BlackyJacky]

If we reduce the number of wins from the number of losses, we can see that I lost 8,327 bets (86,612 minus 78,285 = 8,327)
Losing 8,327 bets out of 180,904 bets placed = 4,6% of the bets lost.

Good analysis my friend, but when playing in blackjack games and other games we get 1 out of 3 results Win, Lose and Draw from the explanation above it seems that you have not calculated the draw bets unfortunately it is not shown in your account statistics so when you feel like you lost 8,327 bets maybe it's a draw bets, I think that makes sense or maybe you have another more reasonable reason, let us know

Thank you for your interest in this issue.  

1) A draw bet is neutral, therefore I can not see why it is unfortunate that they are not stated in the statistics?

2) I do not feel like I lost 8,327 bets, the Stake Statistics state that I did.

3) No, your suggestion that Stake counts the draw bets as lost bets does not make sense, because 8,5% of all bets are draw bets plus the 0,5% advertised house edge = 9% of the bets lost.

So if Stake would count the neutral draw bets as lost bets, my Stake Statistics must state that I lost 9% of my bets instead of 4,6%

[boumalo]

I have to agree about refund or maybe it will be better if the bet is cancelled directly when the dealer make a mistake like that. I think that will be the fairest action for both the casino and the player. I'm not pretty sure what Stake did after they watched this video, did they give a refund to the player? And I think we should put the bet amount aside because it is not the main problem here. Even if the bet amount is just few cents, there should be fair rule/term when there is a mistake from the dealer. 

I think it depends on which way we look at it, we all agree it was clearly a mistake by the dealer the question is whether it was intentionally to cheat players or just a technical error/human error if we consider it to be cheating then we have to consider the bet amount because it doesn't make sense for them to risk their reputation for just $22 and also risks losing users, if it is a technical error then the dealer must get a warning from the provider because it can give rise to negative assumptions. By the way, the dealer and everything in the studio does not belong to stake.com they only rent from third parties so Stake cannot take action against the dealer however Stake may submit a complaint.

It's a good thing it was caught up and not swept under the rug.

[ryzaadit]

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As a person who is playing (Live-CASINO)

In-case you have some problem, while these start to record everything. You can contact (Support) from EVO-Games and then get a voucher refund from them, and for the dealer reading some comments on the internet.

That's dealer is finish ~XD A mistake like these is leading to fired him. His mistake is really big not just like drop player card ~XD.

[serjent05]

I think it depends on which way we look at it, we all agree it was clearly a mistake by the dealer the question is whether it was intentionally to cheat players or just a technical error/human error if we consider it to be cheating then we have to consider the bet amount because it doesn't make sense for them to risk their reputation for just $22 and also risks losing users, if it is a technical error then the dealer must get a warning from the provider because it can give rise to negative assumptions. By the way, the dealer and everything in the studio does not belong to stake.com they only rent from third parties so Stake cannot take action against the dealer however Stake may submit a complaint.

It is probably a human error, no one will stake his job to cheat for only $22  and the video is cut so we don't clearly see what happens.  Is the dealer new to the job?  It looks like he was confused about the distribution of cards and how on earth one of the players already got 4 cards while the others are only getting their third card.  And I think the dealer will be fired after the video went viral.  Whether it was intentional or not, the dealer made a mistake big-time and got caught in a recording camera.

[ryzaadit]

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Yap you're correct.

I have some dealer who are make a mistake drop the card, as long the card is correct from my perspective. I never snitch them, the cost is getting fired/salary getting 1/3 ~xd remember they working 12 hour shift while just deal card online without any sunlight.

These dealer mistake is really big not just he not make sure the card getting scanned, but he also wrongly put the card.

[Wiwo]

I have to agree about refund or maybe it will be better if the bet is cancelled directly when the dealer make a mistake like that. I think that will be the fairest action for both the casino and the player. I'm not pretty sure what Stake did after they watched this video, did they give a refund to the player? And I think we should put the bet amount aside because it is not the main problem here. Even if the bet amount is just few cents, there should be fair rule/term when there is a mistake from the dealer. 

I think it depends on which way we look at it, we all agree it was clearly a mistake by the dealer the question is whether it was intentionally to cheat players or just a technical error/human error if we consider it to be cheating then we have to consider the bet amount because it doesn't make sense for them to risk their reputation for just $22 and also risks losing users, if it is a technical error then the dealer must get a warning from the provider because it can give rise to negative assumptions. By the way, the dealer and everything in the studio do not belong to stake.com they only rent from third parties so Stake cannot take action against the dealer however Stake may submit a complaint.

There is little to nothing that a casino can do when it comes to game settlements aside from just payout and think the dealer has all the power over the games to either reward or cancelled the bet,  and in some cases,  the dealer even makes the rules for the casinos to follow as regards the rented games,  so instead of blaming stake so much about this,  it be better for us to focus more on getting stake own side of the story,  since we are discussing this matter.

Secondly, $22 is very small an amount for a big casino-like stake to steal from a player and in this case, since the provider is wholly in charge it means that stake may be clean on this and for sure we will see the bottom line conclusion to this issues in no time.