Is Stake playing fair? What about others? Where is the line of trust here?

[Saint-loup]

This video doesn't prove that Stake is a scam. That video is cut from Evolution Gaming's livestream and the dealer is not a cheater also. I was working there and can guarantee that everything is 100% fair. In the video you see that dealer had a hard time scanning the card. He was dealing cards quickly and he immediately didn't notice that the scanner didn't scan them and he accidentally dealt two cards. Then he called the service manager and the service manager told him to scan both cards. Then this dealer made a mistake and put cards wrongly. Believe me, absolutely every player would get a refund for that mistake and the dealer would get a violation for making that mistake. It doesn't stay unpunished. Also, keep in mind that Evolution works 24/7 and sometimes dealers have a hard time keeping awake and alive during night shifts.

Are you sure he called his management at least? For me he first didn't notice the 10 card hasn't been scanned, so he retried to scann again the last one (the 3) and after that he realized the previous card hasn't been scanned too. But instead of calling a manager in order to cancel the wrong scan and to throw the 3 out of the game or to cancel the round, he just exchanged the cards for unknown reasons while giving an edge to the house with a 20 instead of a 13.

[shasan]

you can easily check blockchain transaction as proof

What is the transaction then? Care to "easily" show it here?

I do not think it is too easy to trace as there are several methods of withdrawal and there are several types of currencies. I think it could be easier if the site would publish the transaction hash. It is not clear whether the winning has been withdrawn at a time or on several withdrawals.

[rns200692]

Stake.com is a full proof Scam website.


Just only boot lickers , and marketing these guys show as their expenditure.

I have won a lot earlier when they had api , as we can verify the bets and store them using various bots.

but eversince they have disabled the api , they are fucking with their customers.


they know people are addicted to their gaming experience.
their support says everything is based on luck, but its not.

Its just science of large numbers.


For eg: when i play mines, at some nonce they can manipulate multiple results giving an individual loss.
you can verify they.

Although they use sensor, to lock in your mouse randomly on loosing tile so that you can click on it .



16^64 is a very large number , and dependencies on accurate tiles is much high.
so they scam their customers.


Also, the third party verification provablyfair.me belongs to them . Meebit

Citing storage space examples they do not save more than 1000 bets in the system , they archive it . thus it becomes for them easy to manipulate the future bets

Discord buy in are damn shitty , all paid actors. they pick up people who are bootlickers of stake.com
Also if you have notice , the RNG tool eddie uses for Raffael picking , they dont disclose the link.

I have put in the post many time from my previous account .

I have signed up on stake since 2018 august , and not even once they have picked me eversince they have started discord challenge.

I have average of 32 tickets per week ever since they started Raffael draw. but not even once i had won.

This is pure gimmick in terms of gambling they are just entertainment site.

So, do not deposit any money on stake.com , you will guarantee loose and there is no coming back from that.


Sport book , they once paid and disabled my sports book for multi .

[holydarkness]

[...]I have put in the post many time from my previous account .[...]

And your previous account is this one, cryptogeniusdice? Same writing quirk like placing space in between punctuation, same issues like mines, sensor, provablyfair-me, betting history?

[Vod]

Stake.com is a full proof Scam website.

Agreed.  You just need to look at some of the scammers shilling for them. 

[BitPuzzle]

I dont think the dealer made it by purpose. Everyone can make mistakes. Now, the fairness of the casinos is for another talk...