Stake

Version 1.7, updated Oct 2, 2026See the app

  1. v1.7Latest

    A cleaner first open

    Two fixes to the wallet, both about what you see before you have touched anything.

    • FixedThe wallet loads cleanly on the first open
    • FixedWhen the price service is down, balances keep their last real prices
  2. v1.6

    All thirty-one Originals

    Every Stake Original now plays, and every tile in the catalogue opens onto a game.

    • NewDrill, Slide, Darts, Cases, Packs, Diamonds, Baccarat, Video Poker, Rock Paper Scissors and the five slot Originals
    • NewThe Only on Stake exclusives and the live casino tiles open a table instead of a loading screen
    • NewThe Stake Poker tile opens Casino Hold'em
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    • BetterPrimedice opens Dice, the same game under another name
    • BetterWithdrawals charge Stake's flat fee for each coin, whatever the amount
    • FixedGoing all in lands the balance on zero, never below it
  3. v1.5

    Settled means settled

    A round of fixes from playing it on a phone, plus the iOS 26 Safari bar's reload press.

    • BetterThe game settings menu is the site's own, and Instant Bet speeds up Plinko only, as on Stake
    • BetterThe Safari bar's reload presses like iOS 26 instead of spinning
    • BetterThe network fee on a send grows with the amount
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    • FixedA Mines round that hit a mine stays lost after a refresh
    • FixedA win stays paid when two devices share the wallet
    • FixedBlackjack's value badge no longer prints a soft total over itself
    • FixedTyping in a field never zooms the page on iPhone
  4. v1.4

    Rebuilt off the real games

    Originals rebuilt against captures of the live games, and a round with money in it now survives a refresh.

    • NewWheel and Roulette, measured off a recording
    • NewLive Stats, the panel under a game, with profit, wagered and best multiplier
    • NewThe VIP modal, with Rakeback that pays as you play
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    • NewPair a second device with a room key that never expires
    • NewThe whole Hacksaw catalogue, 213 slots, showing your balance on the reels
    • BetterCrash gets Stake's own curve, grid and digits, and Hilo deals Stake's cards
    • BetterChicken, Snakes, Pump and Moles play the game the site actually runs
    • BetterA cash out is the result card, the sound and the board turning over
    • BetterA game that cannot be played stops on its publisher's own loading screen
  5. v1.3

    Slots that show your balance

    • NewTen more Hacksaw slots and fifteen Pragmatic games, under the site's own names
    • BetterA slot writes your balance in its own digits, in any currency
    • BetterThe home page's slot shelves only show games that open
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    • BetterA deposit asks once and picks its coin and its chain
  6. v1.2

    Twelve Stake Originals

    Dice, Limbo, Mines, Keno, Flip, Dragon Tower, Pump, Chicken, Moles, Snakes, Hilo and Crash, each priced the way Stake prices it.

    • NewTwelve Originals with Manual and Auto play
    • NewThe games' own sounds and symbols, and the motion out of Stake's own stylesheets
    • BetterMines turns its tiles over the way the game does
  7. v1.1

    My Bets

    • NewMy Bets, with every round you play
    • NewVIP progress that moves as you wager, and your Statistics sheet
    • NewExport and restore the whole account from the edit panel
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    • BetterThe deposit sheet carries the site's wallet marks and its address box
    • FixedA balance that prints as zero never shows a minus
  8. v1.0

    First release

    The signed-in Stake site, desktop and phone, every size read off the live site.

    • The home page, casino lobby, sports home, promotions, VIP Club, challenges, blog and affiliate pages
    • Plinko and Blackjack, built from Stake's own game code
    • The Wallet, vault, tips, notifications and transactions, with the withdrawal flow as the site runs it
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    • Wanted Dead or a Wild, with fullscreen and bonus buys, and a balance that moves with the game
    • Search that finds every game, and one menu open at a time, as on the site
    • Added to an iPhone home screen, it opens under Safari's own bar