Stake Originals: game controls and rules

Dice, Plinko, Mines and Crash are separate games within Stake Originals. Their visual speed can be similar, but the decisions, outcome distribution and cash-out mechanics differ.

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Compare the actual settings

Dice adjusts the relationship between probability and multiplier. Plinko changes the distribution through its board settings. Mines asks when to stop opening tiles. Crash uses a multiplier and cash-out timing. Read each game independently.

Where the numbers come from

Use the information panel of the exact current game for RTP and available options. A maximum multiplier is a possible payout condition, not an estimate of the result of a session.

Check a round

Where Provably Fair is provided, the verification process concerns the generation of the game result. It does not change the payout table or remove the house edge.

Understand the table before joining

Read the variant, entry amount, blind structure and current fees in the platform lobby. Open registration to continue on the platform.

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Questions about Stake

Do Dice, Plinko, Mines and Crash have the same controls?

Dice adjusts the relationship between probability and multiplier. Plinko changes the distribution through its board settings. Mines asks when to stop opening tiles. Crash uses a multiplier and cash-out timing. Read each game independently.

Does Provably Fair change the payout table?

Where Provably Fair is provided, the verification process concerns the generation of the game result. It does not change the payout table or remove the house edge.