Stake is a crypto-first betting platform operated by Medium Rare N.V. and licensed in Curaçao. Established in 2017, it takes bets in 40 markets, including Brazil, Mexico, Peru and Nigeria. The product combines casino and sportsbook sections with a digital-currency account, and it is built for players who prefer token settlement over traditional banking.
Stake Betting Experience
The sportsbook covers more than forty sports, from football, tennis and basketball to esports, racing and niche competitions. Live betting sits alongside pre-match markets, and permanent live updates keep scores and odds visible during play. Bet builders and statistics support deeper research, while provably fair mechanics apply to the casino side. Weekly and monthly rewards, rakeback and a VIP programme add recurring incentives for active players.
Payments & Mobile Betting
Stake supports 19 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Dogecoin, with a buy-crypto route for players without digital assets. Fiat deposits are limited to MasterCard and Visa. Registration can run through an email address, Google, Facebook or Kick, and dedicated Android and iOS apps carry the full product. Live streaming covers selected sporting events.
Brand Positioning & Appeal
Stake appeals to players who want payment flexibility, fast crypto settlement and a platform that operates beyond traditional retail restrictions. Self-exclusion and multi-factor authentication are available, and the brand maintains locally adapted versions in several markets. The trade-off is a casino-led identity, a short list of fiat methods and access that depends on local regulation.
Traffic and ranking statistics
Source-recorded monthly data
Global rank over time
2 over 3 months
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Daily visits per country
Estimated daily visits by country
Country
Daily visits
Share
Rank
India
438,000
19.1%
#1
Canada
221,000
9.6%
#1
Mexico
195,000
8.5%
#4
Argentina
195,000
8.5%
#1
Peru
139,000
6.1%
#5
Brazil
86,300
3.8%
#4
Colombia
57,000
2.5%
#3
Indonesia
43,500
1.9%
#1
United Arab Emirates
1,500
#1
Albania
1,310
#1
Bangladesh
8,060
#4
Bolivia
10,500
#1
Switzerland
3,380
#4
Chile
25,700
#3
Costa Rica
1,690
#1
Dominican Republic
1,880
#2
Algeria
5,440
#1
Ecuador
3,190
#3
Ethiopia
4,130
#3
Georgia
563
#5
Hong Kong
3,940
#2
Honduras
938
#2
Israel
5,810
#3
Jordan
5,440
#1
Japan
42,600
#2
Kenya
6,380
#10
Cambodia
3,380
#1
South Korea
25,900
#1
Kuwait
9,750
#1
Kazakhstan
1,130
#7
Morocco
1,500
#2
North Macedonia
2,250
#2
Malaysia
3,000
#3
Nigeria
36,600
#10
Norway
10,100
#5
New Zealand
1,130
#5
Panama
5,060
#3
Philippines
16,300
#1
Pakistan
938
#8
Palestinian Territory
7,690
#1
Paraguay
1,500
#2
Qatar
1,130
#1
Russia
13,300
#6
Saudi Arabia
750
#3
Thailand
3,750
#1
Tunisia
3,750
#1
Trinidad and Tobago
750
#1
Ukraine
21,800
#1
Uruguay
1,880
#2
Venezuela
6,940
#1
Vietnam
4,880
#2
South Africa
4,310
#31
Traffic and rank figures are reproduced from the published source record. They are estimates, not operator-reported audits.
Pros and cons
Pros
Crypto-first payments with 19 supported cryptocurrencies
Available in 40 markets including Brazil and Mexico
Android and iOS apps with live betting
Weekly and monthly rewards plus rakeback
Self-exclusion and multi-factor authentication controls are available
PeruMexicoTurkeyGhanaRomaniaBulgariaPolandColombiaAustriaTanzaniaFinlandUgandaDenmarkZambiaIrelandCroatiaHungarySingaporeBosnia and HerzegovinaSloveniaEstoniaLatviaArmeniaSri LankaMalawiCameroonMozambiqueCyprusBotswanaAzerbaijanRwandaGuatemalaMoldovaUzbekistanEgyptEl SalvadorMyanmarSomaliaSenegalBeninMaltaNicaraguaMontenegroKyrgyzstanLebanonAngolaNepalSierra LeoneBurkina FasoMauritiusIcelandMaliTajikistanJerseyBruneiMongoliaGabonHaitiLesothoCongoPapua New Guinea
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Stake is licensed in Curaçao and operates through locally regulated versions in some markets. Legality depends on jurisdiction, so players should check local rules before registering.
What payment methods does Stake accept?
Stake supports 19 cryptocurrencies alongside fiat deposits through MasterCard and Visa. Crypto remains the primary rail, and a buy-crypto route serves players without digital assets.
How long do Stake withdrawals take?
Crypto withdrawals are typically processed instantly or within an hour, though verification or network congestion can extend this to 24 hours. Fiat payouts follow the card timeline.
What are Stake's betting limits?
Stake sets a minimum bet near $0.0001 and accepts maximum bets up to $20,000,000, while maximum profit is capped at $2,000,000 per bet. Limits can differ across markets.
What responsible gambling tools does Stake provide?
Stake offers self-exclusion, time-outs, deposit limits, reality checks and session limits. Activity tracking and betting history are available from the account.
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