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[BitcoinHunt3r]

Nice, maybe i will try to boosting my stake forum.

I'm just to lazy for boosting my stake forum, maybe these weeks will participated since there is no requirement at all for the waggering. I think your account got marked cause win to much ahhahaha.

This is stake.com there are no wager requirements except bonus offers via email this means that all balances have been credited without any requirements
You don't need to worry about anything if you want to participate all purely because of luck, first your page number must be included in the list to be selected by admin then they will choose 1 of 25 participants in 1 page. I know some participants are trying to attract admin  attention by adding images/animation but doesn't guarantee anything, This Saturday I was lucky because my page number was included in the list 2 times this means 2 admins will select 2 winners among 25 participants.

[Hispo]

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I will try to play and my guess is that the pumd game will be quite difficult to control emotions, if we target crazier diggers.

Good for stake, Pumd was launched at the beginning of this year, a good development made by stake to provide a more interesting game sensation for its users.

Basicaly, Pump is a game which is all about greed control and bankroll management. If you are conservative with the kind of multipliers you want, it is easier to play it. Again, it is a game which allow one to control the amount of risk one will be exposed to, which is great for those like me who want to keep gambling under control, and have minimum chances to fall for addiction or pursue losses.
Obviously, there is a minimum chance the balloon will pop just by inflating at the very first time. Could could astonish anyone who heavily wager on this game.

It is a fun game to play at ones personal pace, I will definitely play it again when I have got some time to spend on Stake.  

[memehunter]

It is not a complaint but a suggestion,
I love playing Blue Samurai slots in Stake originals.  (nothing fancy, small stakes). I usually play with animation off and instant bet settings . The problem is that whenever you trigger a bonus with those settings it will immediately update the result of that bonus round (before that bonus is fully revealed). It is no fun to watch bonus rounds with instant speed as you already know what is going to happen.
I mean, you will never see something like this in any third-party slot providers (pragmatic, hacksaw, etc.) even with turbo/super turbo spins on.

 

[ryzaadit]

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Have you tried animation on but instant bet on?

I think, your bonus directly to the result because you have animation off. Meanwhile in slot third parties there is no option to turn off animation, is most the time just instant/turbo/fast spin.

But still you will see the animation is just being speedup.

[memehunter]

-snip-

Have you tried animation on but instant bet on?

The thing is with animation on it is much slower which does not suit my taste (yeah I know I have a very bad taste ). With animation off everything is fast and quick. And guess what, this problem (if I can say so) is peculiar to the slot in question among stake original. You will not see this in other stake original slots.

[ryzaadit]

And guess what, this problem (if I can say so) is peculiar to the slot in question among stake original. You will not see this in other stake original slots.

In my perspective not a problem.

But, basically a development suggestion. Instant bets on stake originals are basically turbo spin in slot, however instant bet on stake original speed have less speed than slot games from provider. IMO, they also don't want to remove the fun aspect for the game that's why they make 2 option:
- Instant bets
- Animation off/on

While instant bets still giving some a little bit speed, but they also provided faster result by giving us animation off.

[Symphonized]

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[edondoko]

Dear Stake players

Please take some seconds of your life to look at my post about Stake.com and tell me what you think about it.


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5527215.msg64977059#msg64977059

As of today, I have formally submitted a complaint to the ESBK (Eidgenössische Spielbankenkommission) regarding the situation with Stake.com and its operations in restricted countries, territories, and for prohibited players. This follows an email exchange with Stake in which they referred to their Terms of Service. Depending on the ESBK’s response, I intend to pursue legal action and potentially file criminal charges against the owners/operators of Stake.com.

Reminder: Offshore casinos like Stake.com have little regard for the gambling regulations in your specific country. In many cases, they may still accept your registration and deposits, even verifying your account to create the illusion of legality. This tactic can mislead players into thinking the platform is operating lawfully while essentially robbing them of their money. These platforms are banned in many parts of the world for a reason—protect yourself and stay informed.

Attention: If you’ve had issues with Stake.com, particularly as a Swiss player or while playing from Switzerland or any other territory, please send me a message. I am gathering information from affected players to strengthen the civil lawsuit against Stake.com. Every bit of evidence helps in holding them accountable.

To the players defending the casinos: please respond with logical and straightforward answers to posts, rather than letting ego or personal bias cloud the discussion. Some users seem intent on muting those who criticize casinos for their shady practices instead of engaging in meaningful dialogue. If you want to participate, do so respectfully and appropriately—try, for a moment, to put yourself in the shoes of the victims. By taking this approach, I’m confident we could eliminate around 50% of the unnecessary comments and posts in these discussions.

Thank you to everyone reading and contributing to making this issue as public as possible.

To anyone responsible for marketing at Stake: I sincerely hope you are monitoring these forums, as this is the start of what could be the downfall of your casino. Maybe not for all players, but certainly for those in Switzerland. I also hope the regulatory bodies in Switzerland hold you fully accountable and impose significant penalties for the damage you’ve caused. This includes the harmful influence of your social media ads and partnerships with rappers and streamers actively promoting your shady platform. It’s time to understand the impact of what you’ve done to players harmed by your practices.

Furthermore, I hope that by speaking up and sharing my experience, I can encourage other players to come forward as well. Together, we can ensure that offshore casinos like Stake.com cannot run away from their obligations or hide under the loose and inadequate regulations of jurisdictions like Curaçao, Malta, or Gibraltar. The more voices we gather, the harder it becomes for these platforms to avoid accountability for their actions.

[BlackyJacky]

@edondoko

Stake monitors these forums, but this does not make them compensate its victims:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2178857.msg65001229#msg65001229

[AHOYBRAUSE]

@edondoko

Stake monitors these forums, but this does not make them compensate its victims:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2178857.msg65001229#msg65001229

Funny how all you 3 accounts wake up the exact day yet again, very suspicious. It was nice without these "3 people" being silent and away from the forum. But somehow BJ and his alt always come back on the same day, haha. Alt account spam army is trying to get attention, unfortunately all we do is laugh.

Eddie says he is ready to talk. His offer is 0.08$. Deal or no deal?

[edondoko]

@edondoko

Stake monitors these forums, but this does not make them compensate its victims:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2178857.msg65001229#msg65001229

Funny how all you 3 accounts wake up the exact day yet again, very suspicious. It was nice without these "3 people" being silent and away from the forum. But somehow BJ and his alt always come back on the same day, haha. Alt account spam army is trying to get attention, unfortunately all we do is laugh.

Eddie says he is ready to talk. His offer is 0.08$. Deal or no deal?

Are you serious? The other two users clearly seem to be from India, which I am most certainly not. Please stop posting baseless nonsense that adds absolutely no value to this discussion. It’s obvious that you’re somehow personally offended by these posts—so why even bother responding if you have nothing meaningful to contribute?

If you need proof to back up my statements, I can gladly provide it. But honestly, it’s ridiculous that you’d make assumptions without even bothering to read the full post, only to jump to conclusions based on a sentence or two. This behavior makes it impossible to take your comments seriously.

Grow up, act like an adult, and stop making false claims. Stick to facts instead of wasting time with baseless accusations. Provide REAL answers or questions regarding this situation instead of filling the thread with utter bullshit

[edondoko]

@edondoko

Stake monitors these forums, but this does not make them compensate its victims:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2178857.msg65001229#msg65001229

Funny how all you 3 accounts wake up the exact day yet again, very suspicious. It was nice without these "3 people" being silent and away from the forum. But somehow BJ and his alt always come back on the same day, haha. Alt account spam army is trying to get attention, unfortunately all we do is laugh.

Eddie says he is ready to talk. His offer is 0.08$. Deal or no deal?

To be fair, I do agree that BlackyJacky and kingbj21 might be the same user given the similarity in their usernames. But come on, dude, 2 alt accounts? Seriously? Why would they suddenly switch to Swiss laws—a completely different topic that only people familiar with Switzerland would even think to discuss? Your argument doesn't make any sense.

Let’s try to keep things logical rather than jumping to wild conclusions.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

@edondoko

Stake monitors these forums, but this does not make them compensate its victims:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2178857.msg65001229#msg65001229

Funny how all you 3 accounts wake up the exact day yet again, very suspicious. It was nice without these "3 people" being silent and away from the forum. But somehow BJ and his alt always come back on the same day, haha. Alt account spam army is trying to get attention, unfortunately all we do is laugh.

Eddie says he is ready to talk. His offer is 0.08$. Deal or no deal?

Are you serious? The other two users clearly seem to be from India, which I am most certainly not. Please stop posting baseless nonsense that adds absolutely no value to this discussion. It’s obvious that you’re somehow personally offended by these posts—so why even bother responding if you have nothing meaningful to contribute?

If you need proof to back up my statements, I can gladly provide it. But honestly, it’s ridiculous that you’d make assumptions without even bothering to read the full post, only to jump to conclusions based on a sentence or two. This behavior makes it impossible to take your comments seriously.

Grow up, act like an adult, and stop making false claims. Stick to facts instead of wasting time with baseless accusations. Provide REAL answers or questions regarding this situation instead of filling the thread with utter bullshit

Ok, maybe you are not HIM, still YOU have the same pattern as this guy. Come here, spam your stuff instead of admitting to your own shortcomings.
By the way, back to back posting is against forum rules. Not only did you spam, you spammed twice. Just stay in your thread and follow the rules here.

Also, did you agree to the TOS while registering at stake? Yes you did. Did you know well enough that stake added banned regions? 100% you did. Did you continue playing? For sure you did. And now you want your money back because some places like bet365 got sued and payed a couple of hundred euros. Not gonna happen. Use the welfare money you get from the government to get another education or whatever.

Once they verified your ID stake closed your account, they did everything right. Like I said before, you can enter whatever address at level one, this gets only checked later at level 2 and 3. You tried and you failed. That sums up your whole situation. Level 1 is NOT KYC, you don't provide any ID or anything. At Fiat sites you ALWAYS enter address, date of birth and everything when you register. You see that as KYC as well?
Lastly you say you have no money, live from the welfare help, yet you play at stake, duelbits and roobet frequently.

By the way, If I use a Swiss IP to play on stake it won't let me, just saying. I bet you used VPN to circumvent this -> you knew exactly what you were doing!

 

[BlackyJacky]

Once they verified your ID stake closed your account, they did everything right. Like I said before, you can enter whatever address at level one, this gets only checked later at level 2 and 3. You tried and you failed. That sums up your whole situation. Level 1 is NOT KYC, you don't provide any ID or anything. At Fiat sites you ALWAYS enter address, date of birth and everything when you register. You see that as KYC as well?

The agreement between the website stake.com and me says that KYC is not compulsory!

Based on what law(s) are they authorized to demand KYC documents, while it is not compulsory?

[edondoko]

@edondoko

Stake monitors these forums, but this does not make them compensate its victims:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2178857.msg65001229#msg65001229

Funny how all you 3 accounts wake up the exact day yet again, very suspicious. It was nice without these "3 people" being silent and away from the forum. But somehow BJ and his alt always come back on the same day, haha. Alt account spam army is trying to get attention, unfortunately all we do is laugh.

Eddie says he is ready to talk. His offer is 0.08$. Deal or no deal?

Are you serious? The other two users clearly seem to be from India, which I am most certainly not. Please stop posting baseless nonsense that adds absolutely no value to this discussion. It’s obvious that you’re somehow personally offended by these posts—so why even bother responding if you have nothing meaningful to contribute?

If you need proof to back up my statements, I can gladly provide it. But honestly, it’s ridiculous that you’d make assumptions without even bothering to read the full post, only to jump to conclusions based on a sentence or two. This behavior makes it impossible to take your comments seriously.

Grow up, act like an adult, and stop making false claims. Stick to facts instead of wasting time with baseless accusations. Provide REAL answers or questions regarding this situation instead of filling the thread with utter bullshit

Ok, maybe you are not HIM, still YOU have the same pattern as this guy. Come here, spam your stuff instead of admitting to your own shortcomings.
By the way, back to back posting is against forum rules. Not only did you spam, you spammed twice. Just stay in your thread and follow the rules here.

Also, did you agree to the TOS while registering at stake? Yes you did. Did you know well enough that stake added banned regions? 100% you did. Did you continue playing? For sure you did. And now you want your money back because some places like bet365 got sued and payed a couple of hundred euros. Not gonna happen. Use the welfare money you get from the government to get another education or whatever.

Once they verified your ID stake closed your account, they did everything right. Like I said before, you can enter whatever address at level one, this gets only checked later at level 2 and 3. You tried and you failed. That sums up your whole situation. Level 1 is NOT KYC, you don't provide any ID or anything. At Fiat sites you ALWAYS enter address, date of birth and everything when you register. You see that as KYC as well?
Lastly you say you have no money, live from the welfare help, yet you play at stake, duelbits and roobet frequently.

By the way, If I use a Swiss IP to play on stake it won't let me, just saying. I bet you used VPN to circumvent this -> you knew exactly what you were doing!

 

The TOS Argument:
Yes, I agreed to the TOS when I registered, but that doesn’t place Stake above the law. Terms of Service cannot override national regulations. Stake allowed me to register, deposit, and gamble as a Swiss player, only closing my account after verifying my ID. This is a clear compliance failure.

While the casino may argue that its TOS is binding, no legal contract could be formed in this case because Swiss law prohibits such agreements with unlicensed gambling operators. As a result, the casino has no legal right to keep my deposits or winnings—just as I wouldn’t have had the right to cash out any winnings had I been in net profit.

What’s even more concerning is how Stake handles KYC. If they were truly following their TOS, why didn’t they request KYC verification while I was actively losing? Instead, they waited until I submitted my ID, only to block my account when it became evident I was non-compliant under Swiss regulations. Meanwhile, other players have reported their accounts were blocked for KYC as soon as their net profit exceeded $10,000. This selective enforcement strongly suggests that Stake turns a blind eye to losing players while strictly monitoring profitable ones. There are countless examples online of players being blocked only after accumulating substantial balances, raising serious questions about their practices.

VPN Usage:
You’re right—I did use a VPN. But this is highly relevant because Stake explicitly assured the ESBK during a prior lawsuit that Swiss players couldn’t register or access their platform, even with a VPN, claiming to have taken measures to block such access. Clearly, that claim was false, as I was able to register, deposit, and play without any issues while using a VPN.

This isn’t just a technical oversight—it’s a blatant failure to comply with Swiss regulations and the commitments they made to the ESBK. In other jurisdictions, your argument might hold weight, but in Switzerland—where gambling laws are strict and Stake is explicitly banned—this represents a serious violation.

KYC Compliance:
The notion that Stake’s KYC Level 1 is meaningless is laughable. Are you suggesting anyone can create an account with a fake name and address, deposit funds, and play without any intervention? How can you possibly argue that’s legitimate? Hypothetically, I could register as "Dora the Explorer from Mars," gamble, win $100k, and only then be asked for ID or proof of residence. What happens if I can’t prove I live on Mars? The casino keeps the money.

What if I admit that I purposefully entered false information to protect my privacy or to hide my identity because I’m self-excluded, banned, or have another reason to use fake information? Do you think the casino would simply say, “Oh, that’s okay, no problem”? Of course not. For these reasons, KYC Level 1 is especially important. According to your logic, any player could just create a new account with false details and continue gambling, which would clearly violate the rules set by their licensing body. The casino could simply block the account and keep the funds, citing their TOS or the player’s intentional misuse of fake information to bypass restrictions.

This is why KYC at all levels is vital—not just for the casino but also for the player. I didn’t lie during my registration, and now that Stake has systems in place (where you apparently can’t even deposit anymore without KYC Level 2), your argument holds even less ground. Your point actually supports my case: it demonstrates how flawed and inconsistent Stake’s compliance measures were at the time.

If you truly believe someone can register with a completely fictional name and address, deposit, and play, please provide proof. I’m sure many players would find such evidence highly interesting. After all, crypto’s reputation as a money-laundering hotspot would only be amplified if casinos made it as easy as you claim.

If you have constructive input, I welcome it. However, personal insults (my financial situation) and baseless accusations(like the alt accounts) don’t contribute to a meaningful discussion. Let’s keep this civil and focus on the actual issues at hand.

[BlackyJacky]

@edondoko

When I registered my account at the website stake.com around 3 years ago, they did not even ask for a name or address!


Starting January 2025, Stake will make KYC mandatory:

I think by now the gamblers also know that casino have to comply with regulations, and many would be willing to accept the change.

After 7 years in business, Stake suddenly has to comply with regulations?

But that would mean during the past 7 years they had not to comply with regulations?

[edondoko]

@edondoko

When I registered my account at the website stake.com around 3 years ago, they did not even ask for a name or address!


Starting January 2025, Stake will make KYC mandatory:

I think by now the gamblers also know that casino have to comply with regulations, and many would be willing to accept the change.

After 7 years in business, Stake suddenly has to comply with regulations?

But that would mean during the past 7 years they had not to comply with regulations?

Yeah, I wonder why Stake suddenly does this? hmmmm...

In another aspect it is something very good as their will be much less claims or accusations in terms of scams because of this.

Wonder how much money got laundered in those seven years tho, wouldn't interest just me but probably every other government

[ryzaadit]

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Crazy that you still making response to them. Just let them post, what's ever they want..... all user in here already know them and mostly doing the same things like i did. Ignore their account. They can posted to day 1000 or 10000. To be honest, I already done responding some delusional indian guy. These one on my second response for delusional guy from India.

The first one, was a user from India who demand 30,000,000 USD from stake a long time ago these the second, but not anymore for the third hahaha. My advice for you @AHOY just ignore them, to be honest his message is also generated by AI even @nutildah in other thread are speaking about these AI word being posted by them. Just like my prediction a few month ago about the post (while he was quite funny to post will reported to Interpools, or FBI) ~LOL.

[Agbe]

@edondoko

When I registered my account at the website stake.com around 3 years ago, they did not even ask for a name or address!


Starting January 2025, Stake will make KYC mandatory:

I think by now the gamblers also know that casino have to comply with regulations, and many would be willing to accept the change.

After 7 years in business, Stake suddenly has to comply with regulations?

But that would mean during the past 7 years they had not to comply with regulations?

Yeah, I wonder why Stake suddenly does this? hmmmm...

In another aspect it is something very good as their will be much less claims or accusations in terms of scams because of this.

Well I will comment only the assertion of the KYC at the registration process in stake.com. I believed from your points of arguments both of you are not new gamblers and new to stake.com. and you know how the registration was and how stake.com asked participants of the casino to did KYC to level up from level 1 to level 2 and those who did it were given some sum of dollars and that happened last year and a deadline was given to those who had not did their KYC. So if you were actively participating you would have experienced it as well. And the registration of stake.com was always with KYC and the only thing was there was no ID Card and other documents addition but mobile phone number and email address, and addresses were there so KYC is not a new thing in stake. This has been discussed in this thread many times.

[MainMan79]

Dear Stake players

Please take some seconds of your life to look at my post about Stake.com and tell me what you think about it.


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5527215.msg64977059#msg64977059

Thank you to everyone reading and contributing to making this issue as public as possible.

To anyone responsible for marketing at Stake: I sincerely hope you are monitoring these forums, as this is the start of what could be the downfall of your casino. Maybe not for all players, but certainly for those in Switzerland. I also hope the regulatory bodies in Switzerland hold you fully accountable and impose significant penalties for the damage you’ve caused. This includes the harmful influence of your social media ads and partnerships with rappers and streamers actively promoting your shady platform. It’s time to understand the impact of what you’ve done to players harmed by your practices.

TLDR

But sounds like... BRO TOOK A BONUS and got slammed by a casino?