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[Kakmakr]

I didn't keep track of the competition but when I was watching it, this name 'MalteseFalcon' was not there. Did he suddenly wake up and wager $80 million overnight to win $250k? Whatever, congrats to him on such big win. I wish I could wager even 1/10000 of his wager.  

No one knows except himself and Stake. I did not see his name as well few days back when the leader was a hidden username with more than $45million if I remember it correctly. Who knows if he was one of the hidden usernames then he decided to set the private off to show his name before the race end? There can be some speculation, but it is not that important thing imho. No matter he did it overnight or in just few hours, he did it very well although we do not know whether he is in positive or negative while wagering that $80 million.

So does it mean that 'MalteseFalcon' was from the Stake team who suddenly pops up right at the end to win the competition. I am not accusing stake right now but it seems that something fishy is going on here. But then if the stake wanted to manipulate the competition they could have keep the name hidden till the end. It must have been some sort of whale who wager $80 million  

Nah, Stake has made a lot of money from 1000s of people wagering it out to get into the top 5000 for that race. The highrollers like Syztmz tried his best to be on top, but a well known player like MalteseFalcon held his money back to the end and just edged past the #1 and #2 and won the race.

The $250 000 for the first position and the other 4999 prizes, will not make up for what some of these players had to wager to get to the top 5000 players. (I think most people did not even profit from the rewards they got)  

[sana54210]

Every scenario is possible but you guys just speculation there is no right things in here. IMO, discussing some topics we can't really be trusted just a wasting time. For example the scenario from @Bitnity, he can be private his account so no one knows his name but he decides to make his account public during the last of the month. By the progress of STAKE, while they can hire some UFC to be ambassadors and how they handle previous lottery contests.

I'm really sure they don't want to do that, still can imagine how much they cost to promoted stake with ambassador UFC but they cheat their own contest? I guess not. If some unknown casino, I still believe they can be cheat but for stake well I trusted them.

I do not believe stake would scam people for small amount of money neither, but I understand what the other people come from. I mean we are talking about what 250k? Something like that, and this guy wagered 80+ million dollars for that. Sure maybe he started out trying to win at first but then he actually ended up profiting from gambling and things went well and then he kept gambling just for gambling sake, who knows what happened, I haven't checked his past.

However I am pretty sure that no sane person would risk 80 million dollars for few hundred thousands dollars. What people do not understand is that 80+ million is basically elite of elites, people who are so rich that they are in the high tables, talks with presidents, build thousands of jobs, create new sectors, it is insanely a lot of money, hell Tesla started with less money on early days.

[TwitchySeal]

So i bet on a ufc girl to win by sub. The other girl got disqualifed and my bet is a loss!!!!?

Yes.  You bet on a win by submission and that didn't happen.

[nelson4lov]

So does it mean that 'MalteseFalcon' was from the Stake team who suddenly pops up right at the end to win the competition. I am not accusing stake right now but it seems that something fishy is going on here. But then if the stake wanted to manipulate the competition they could have keep the name hidden till the end. It must have been some sort of whale who wager $80 million 

I don't know how true it is but one thing that I do know for sure is that the stake team wouldn't organize such a huge competition only to jeopardise it for their own selfish interests. I mean, the team has organised several competitions in the past with prizes bigger than this yet they delivered on their word. One possible explanation for this MalteseFalcon win is that he carefully planned out a strategy about how he would win and made good on it. Also, there was someone on the top spot with a hidden username and only made it visible when it got closer to the end of the competition.

A quick note though - You don't necessarily need to have liquid $80M to wager $80M.

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[romero121]

I didn't keep track of the competition but when I was watching it, this name 'MalteseFalcon' was not there. Did he suddenly wake up and wager $80 million overnight to win $250k? Whatever, congrats to him on such big win. I wish I could wager even 1/10000 of his wager.  

No one knows except himself and Stake. I did not see his name as well few days back when the leader was a hidden username with more than $45million if I remember it correctly. Who knows if he was one of the hidden usernames then he decided to set the private off to show his name before the race end? There can be some speculation, but it is not that important thing imho. No matter he did it overnight or in just few hours, he did it very well although we do not know whether he is in positive or negative while wagering that $80 million.

So does it mean that 'MalteseFalcon' was from the Stake team who suddenly pops up right at the end to win the competition. I am not accusing stake right now but it seems that something fishy is going on here. But then if the stake wanted to manipulate the competition they could have keep the name hidden till the end. It must have been some sort of whale who wager $80 million  

Nah, Stake has made a lot of money from 1000s of people wagering it out to get into the top 5000 for that race. The highrollers like Syztmz tried his best to be on top, but a well known player like MalteseFalcon held his money back to the end and just edged past the #1 and #2 and won the race.

The $250 000 for the first position and the other 4999 prizes, will not make up for what some of these players had to wager to get to the top 5000 players. (I think most people did not even profit from the rewards they got)  

For rest of the gamblers they've got a small reward for their regular wagering, other than the lucky numbers 1777, 2777, 3777, 4777 and four more lucky pick. In the event of wagering more people might've lost big, but what they got is little. It means for 1000+ on the table receives just $30

[TwitchySeal]

I didn't keep track of the competition but when I was watching it, this name 'MalteseFalcon' was not there. Did he suddenly wake up and wager $80 million overnight to win $250k? Whatever, congrats to him on such big win. I wish I could wager even 1/10000 of his wager.  

No one knows except himself and Stake. I did not see his name as well few days back when the leader was a hidden username with more than $45million if I remember it correctly. Who knows if he was one of the hidden usernames then he decided to set the private off to show his name before the race end? There can be some speculation, but it is not that important thing imho. No matter he did it overnight or in just few hours, he did it very well although we do not know whether he is in positive or negative while wagering that $80 million.

So does it mean that 'MalteseFalcon' was from the Stake team who suddenly pops up right at the end to win the competition. I am not accusing stake right now but it seems that something fishy is going on here. But then if the stake wanted to manipulate the competition they could have keep the name hidden till the end. It must have been some sort of whale who wager $80 million  

Nah, Stake has made a lot of money from 1000s of people wagering it out to get into the top 5000 for that race. The highrollers like Syztmz tried his best to be on top, but a well known player like MalteseFalcon held his money back to the end and just edged past the #1 and #2 and won the race.

The $250 000 for the first position and the other 4999 prizes, will not make up for what some of these players had to wager to get to the top 5000 players. (I think most people did not even profit from the rewards they got)  

For rest of the gamblers they've got a small reward for their regular wagering, other than the lucky numbers 1777, 2777, 3777, 4777 and four more lucky pick. In the event of wagering more people might've lost big, but what they got is little. It means for 1000+ on the table receives just $30

wager 80 million+ and you can lose more than everyone that won $30 combined

[BitcoinHunt3r]

So does it mean that 'MalteseFalcon' was from the Stake team who suddenly pops up right at the end to win the competition. I am not accusing stake right now but it seems that something fishy is going on here. But then if the stake wanted to manipulate the competition they could have keep the name hidden till the end. It must have been some sort of whale who wager $80 million 

I don't know how true it is but one thing that I do know for sure is that the stake team wouldn't organize such a huge competition only to jeopardise it for their own selfish interests. I mean, the team has organised several competitions in the past with prizes bigger than this yet they delivered on their word. One possible explanation for this MalteseFalcon win is that he carefully planned out a strategy about how he would win and made good on it. Also, there was someone on the top spot with a hidden username and only made it visible when it got closer to the end of the competition.

A quick note though - You don't necessarily need to have liquid $80M to wager $80M.

I believe anything is possible but before it can be proven we can only consider it an argument
if a player came up with an $ 80m wager a day this might be a little questionable. You can calculate the max bet in each game and combine it with a $ 80 million wager
I see it took 2 weeks for the top 10 players to increase their wager to $10-30 million.

[TwitchySeal]

if a player came up with an $ 80m wager a day this might be a little questionable. You can calculate the max bet in each game and combine it with a $ 80 million wager

For dice the max bet is 100BTC (~$5.8 million).

So the fastest $80m could be done at 1 bet per second is ~14 seconds.

[slaman29]

This number could go up alot higher if he play on various slots which usually have more than 3-4% house edge on average.

I am guessing that this number is a lot higher because his favourite game seems to be 'Sweet Bonanza' which is a candy slots game with a whopping 3.5% house edge.

My assumption is that he is in profit overall despite the high house edge against him since he probably would have stopped wagering such humongous amounts long back if his bankroll was getting depleted quickly.

Incredible to see people wagering THAT much on dice, even more incredible to see it being spent on slots with 3.5x the house edge, phew! But I guess he must have tried to play big stakes to win slots jackpot. In any case, full credit to the player, Stake must be very happy to have such high rollers playing there. I don't think I'll ever in my lifetime wager even 10% of that in one contest.

[nelson4lov]

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I believe anything is possible but before it can be proven we can only consider it an argument
if a player came up with an $ 80m wager a day this might be a little questionable. You can calculate the max bet in each game and combine it with a $ 80 million wager
I see it took 2 weeks for the top 10 players to increase their wager to $10-30 million.

Here's an example from @TwitchySeal

For dice the max bet is 100BTC (~$5.8 million).

So the fastest $80m could be done at 1 bet per second is ~14 seconds.

Well, This is just an illustration.  Even though you slash the max wager amount by half ~ 50 BTC, He could still wager $80M in less than a minute. So it depends on the amount he used for wagering. You'd see that huge wager amount can pump up those numbers real quick.  Worth mentioning that he might also have used low risk bets with high amounts to ensure that he can continue wagering for a long time.

[Haunebu]

Incredible to see people wagering THAT much on dice, even more incredible to see it being spent on slots with 3.5x the house edge, phew! But I guess he must have tried to play big stakes to win slots jackpot. In any case, full credit to the player, Stake must be very happy to have such high rollers playing there. I don't think I'll ever in my lifetime wager even 10% of that in one contest.

Same here. Wagering millions of dollars is no joke. Some of these whales are usually interested in long-term profits which is why they don't usually focus on short-term losses or profits based on what I observed.

Even though slots has a high house edge when compared to games like blackjack which have a low house edge, these high rollers still prefer primarily for the fun factor.

[Mahdirakib]

After completing the 1 Million dollars wagering contest successfully, stake have started another new giveaway from today. This is like weekly raffle where user will receive tickets by doing wager. There will be 20 winners at every week and each of them will receive $5k in btc. Check more details here: Stake's Weekly $100,000 Giveaway

Obviously big whales will have the maximum chance to win prizes from the raffles, but it is fully luck based. So, anyone may see the dream to win prize from it. Having a single ticket could bring the prize as well.

[Raflesia]

After completing the 1 Million dollars wagering contest successfully, stake have started another new giveaway from today. This is like weekly raffle where user will receive tickets by doing wager. There will be 20 winners at every week and each of them will receive $5k in btc. Check more details here: Stake's Weekly $100,000 Giveaway

Obviously big whales will have the maximum chance to win prizes from the raffles, but it is fully luck based. So, anyone may see the dream to win prize from it. Having a single ticket could bring the prize as well.

Basically, who gets more tickets while 1 ticket equals $1000 wagered so obviously there will be whales who will have a big chance and I think this is how it gets from the tickets we generate.
If on the basis of luck it doesn't hurt to try, hopefully, there is a part in it, so this contest will only run one week, and not much more is expected.

IMO, the little gambler will have a hard time seeing what to get with the ticket.

[romero121]

After completing the 1 Million dollars wagering contest successfully, stake have started another new giveaway from today. This is like weekly raffle where user will receive tickets by doing wager. There will be 20 winners at every week and each of them will receive $5k in btc. Check more details here: Stake's Weekly $100,000 Giveaway

Obviously big whales will have the maximum chance to win prizes from the raffles, but it is fully luck based. So, anyone may see the dream to win prize from it. Having a single ticket could bring the prize as well.

Basically, who gets more tickets while 1 ticket equals $1000 wagered so obviously there will be whales who will have a big chance and I think this is how it gets from the tickets we generate.
If on the basis of luck it doesn't hurt to try, hopefully, there is a part in it, so this contest will only run one week, and not much more is expected.

IMO, the little gambler will have a hard time seeing what to get with the ticket.

Here also luck can get win to the gamblers. With duelbits or Roobet came across similar contest. In that I saw few winners among the top list with very few tickets. Some even got six tickets. Maybe as that here in Stake we can expect some lucky gamblers. Hope I'll be one among the lucky, so this week somehow I need to wager $1000 to get a ticket and win a prize by the weekend.

[fullhdpixel]

I believe anything is possible but before it can be proven we can only consider it an argument
if a player came up with an $ 80m wager a day this might be a little questionable. You can calculate the max bet in each game and combine it with a $ 80 million wager
I see it took 2 weeks for the top 10 players to increase their wager to $10-30 million.

You can believe in whatever you want, that is the beauty of freedom of speech, you can say whatever you want and your belief is not something anyone can argue as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else. However simple math shows that if you are using a both, dealing with max bet possible, it would take less than an hour to reach 80 million dollars, there are now gambling bots that can wager much much faster than anyone else, and that allows people to reach to very high level places.

I am not saying that it is guaranteed that Stake didn't cheat, I can't prove that neither, but just because someone gambled 80 million dollars on one day doesn't automatically mean that is a cheat neither, that is not good enough argument for stake to be a scammer website after nearly 6 years of operations (with primedice) just so they do not have to give this amount of money.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

if a player came up with an $ 80m wager a day this might be a little questionable. You can calculate the max bet in each game and combine it with a $ 80 million wager

For dice the max bet is 100BTC (~$5.8 million).

So the fastest $80m could be done at 1 bet per second is ~14 seconds.

Yes I know that, unfortunately there is no 'MalteseFalcon' name on the big win list in the Dice game meaning he doesn't play Dice
No one can be sure whether he is real or not, let it be a mystery and MEGARACE history records

[Raflesia]

After completing the 1 Million dollars wagering contest successfully, stake have started another new giveaway from today. This is like weekly raffle where user will receive tickets by doing wager. There will be 20 winners at every week and each of them will receive $5k in btc. Check more details here: Stake's Weekly $100,000 Giveaway

Obviously big whales will have the maximum chance to win prizes from the raffles, but it is fully luck based. So, anyone may see the dream to win prize from it. Having a single ticket could bring the prize as well.

Basically, who gets more tickets while 1 ticket equals $1000 wagered so obviously there will be whales who will have a big chance and I think this is how it gets from the tickets we generate.
If on the basis of luck it doesn't hurt to try, hopefully, there is a part in it, so this contest will only run one week, and not much more is expected.

IMO, the little gambler will have a hard time seeing what to get with the ticket.

Here also luck can get win to the gamblers. With duelbits or Roobet came across similar contest. In that I saw few winners among the top list with very few tickets. Some even got six tickets. Maybe as that here in Stake we can expect some lucky gamblers. Hope I'll be one among the lucky, so this week somehow I need to wager $1000 to get a ticket and win a prize by the weekend.

So, if you haven't reached $1000 wagered then you won't be able to take part in this giveaway contest so wagered should be $1000 as much as possible to be able to participate in this contest.
If there are 6 tickets entered in the list of winners, it means that they are destined so strong with definite luck, therefore there is no harm in trying.

[Symphonized]

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[slaman29]

Incredible to see people wagering THAT much on dice, even more incredible to see it being spent on slots with 3.5x the house edge, phew! But I guess he must have tried to play big stakes to win slots jackpot. In any case, full credit to the player, Stake must be very happy to have such high rollers playing there. I don't think I'll ever in my lifetime wager even 10% of that in one contest.

Same here. Wagering millions of dollars is no joke. Some of these whales are usually interested in long-term profits which is why they don't usually focus on short-term losses or profits based on what I observed.

Even though slots has a high house edge when compared to games like blackjack which have a low house edge, these high rollers still prefer primarily for the fun factor.

Yeah, even at current "huge" prices, 1 million is still 20 BTC wager. On a very fine day I may be able to get 0.5 BTC if I take a lot of risks with a significant deposit. More likely than not I'd lose a lot more if I tried to compete. Which is why I never compete in wager contests in the first place.

But yeah, it's all about fun for them and hey, if I had 20 BTC lying around I'd definitely splash out on slots the bigger the JP the better!