Stake
7 / 10
How we score operatorsStake is an online gambling site at stake.com. Its recorded features are a sportsbook, live-dealer games, a VIP programme and provably-fair games. It is operated by Medium Rare N.V. under Curaçao Gaming Authority licence OGL/2024/1451/0918, which the register lists as active. It suits players comfortable with broad identity-verification discretion.
- Sportsbook
- Live dealer
- VIP programme
- Provably fair
The record
- Established
- —
- Licence
- Curaçao Gaming AuthorityOGL/2024/1451/0918
- Licence held by
- Medium Rare N.V.
- Register status
- Active
- Assets accepted
- —
- Countries refused
- 1 on the operator's own list
- Withdrawal cap in the terms
- —
- Verification clause
- 4.8
How this score adds up
| Licence | Curaçao Gaming Authority OGL/2024/1451/0918, current in the register | 2.5 / 2.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Restricted-country list | Publishes a restricted-country list of 1 entries | 1.5 / 1.5 |
| Verification clause | Verification is described in clause 4.8, with no figure | 1.5 / 2 |
| Markets served | Refuses 1 countries | 1.5 / 1.5 |
| Documents at sign-up | Verification is required or reserved from the start | 0 / 1 |
| Total | 7 of 10 points | 7 / 10 |
Stake operates at stake.com. The features recorded from its own pages are a sportsbook, live-dealer casino games, a VIP programme and provably-fair games. This page is a terms and licence review, not a play-test; no one at this site has deposited or wagered at Stake.
The site is operated by Medium Rare N.V., a Curaçao company, under a licence issued by the Curaçao Gaming Authority. The regulator's register lists the licence as active. That corporate identity matters more than the brand because it determines who holds player funds and which authority a complaint would reach.
The cashier on stake.com is the current source for which assets and networks the operator accepts. This library does not hold that list. The terms do not state a minimum deposit; the cashier states the minimum per asset. Do not assume a specific coin is available before checking the cashier yourself.
This page was compiled from the operator's terms and the Curaçao register, not from playing on the site. Some details, including game counts and studio names, are not held here because they cannot be read from a terms page with a quote attached. The lobby itself is the only current list of games.
What Stake is, and who runs it
Stake operates at stake.com. The features recorded from its own pages are a sportsbook, live-dealer casino games, a VIP programme and provably-fair games. This page is a terms and licence review, not a play-test; no one at this site has deposited or wagered at Stake.
The site is operated by Medium Rare N.V., a Curaçao company, under a licence issued by the Curaçao Gaming Authority. The regulator's register lists the licence as active. That corporate identity matters more than the brand because it determines who holds player funds and which authority a complaint would reach.
The cashier on stake.com is the current source for which assets and networks the operator accepts. This library does not hold that list. The terms do not state a minimum deposit; the cashier states the minimum per asset. Do not assume a specific coin is available before checking the cashier yourself.
This page was compiled from the operator's terms and the Curaçao register, not from playing on the site. Some details, including game counts and studio names, are not held here because they cannot be read from a terms page with a quote attached. The lobby itself is the only current list of games.
The licence: who holds it and what it covers
Stake's gambling licence is issued by the Curaçao Gaming Authority under number OGL/2024/1451/0918. The licence holder named in the register is Medium Rare N.V., and the regulator lists the licence as active. The register entry is available through the Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate portal.
The operator publishes its licence details on its own pages. The terms page referenced in this review is stake.com/policies/terms, and the restricted-country list was read from stake.com/licenses. Readers should check both against the live site, because operator terms change without notice.
One unresolved point in the library concerns the register's treatment of the licence number. The certificate uses OGL/2024/1451/0918, but whether that string is also a company number is not visually distinguished. The named holder, Medium Rare N.V., is the entity a player would be dealing with under that licence.
The registered address for Medium Rare N.V. appears differently across pages: Seru Loraweg 17 B and Korporaalweg 10 were both noted. This page does not resolve which is current. For legal correspondence, the register entry or the operator's terms should be checked directly.
What the terms say about verification
Stake's terms reserve a broad right to request KYC documentation at any time to determine identity and location. Clause 4.8 does not fix a monetary threshold that triggers verification; instead, the operator may ask whenever it deems the documentation necessary.
The practical effect is that verification can sit before a withdrawal. The terms state that withdrawals require identity verification, and that additional KYC may be required for any withdrawal. A player who has not completed verification may face a delay or a hold on funds.
This is not a guarantee that every player will be asked for documents at every step, but it is also not a promise that small withdrawals avoid checks. The clause gives Stake discretion, which is a material term for anyone sending money to the site.
Because no published threshold was captured, readers should not rely on any figure from another review. The current terms at stake.com/policies/terms remain the only source for how clause 4.8 is drafted today. If the operator has changed the clause since the 2026-08-26 read, the live page controls.
Deposit and withdrawal limits in the terms
The terms captured in this library do not state a fixed maximum withdrawal amount. This page does not hold a published withdrawal cap, and the reader should not infer one from another operator. If a ceiling exists, it would appear in the cashier or in the current terms.
Minimum deposit is also not held here. The cashier on stake.com states the minimum per asset, because deposit minimums vary by coin and network. No single figure applies across all payment methods. Check the cashier for the asset you intend to use before sending any funds.
Because promotional terms change faster than this library is reviewed, no bonus percentage, cap, free-spin count or wagering multiple is repeated on this page. The operator's promotions page carries the current offer and its conditions. Read that page before claiming anything.
The absence of a published cap in the terms is itself a fact to weigh. A player who wants a hard number before depositing will not find one in the captured terms, and should check the cashier for the current position. That absence is relevant to anyone deciding whether to deposit.
How a withdrawal actually moves
A withdrawal at Stake starts with identity verification. The terms make clear that withdrawals require identity verification, and that additional KYC may be requested for any withdrawal. That means the operator's approval step can begin only after the requested documents are accepted.
Once the account is verified for payout, the player selects an asset and network in the cashier and submits the withdrawal. This page does not hold the accepted asset list; the cashier is the current source, and network selection affects how the transaction is broadcast.
After submission, two waiting periods exist for every player. The operator must approve the withdrawal, and the relevant blockchain network must confirm the transaction. This review does not attach a duration to either period, because processing times are not held in this library.
The end point is a wallet the player controls. No party on this site has test-withdrawn from Stake, and this description follows the operator's own terms rather than a user account. The two waiting periods are not optional, but this page will not invent a number of minutes or hours for them.
Countries Stake does not accept
The operator's licences page at stake.com/licenses contains a restricted-country clause. The only country recorded from that page is the United States, using the ISO code US. That is the only restricted country this library holds. This page will not guess further entries.
The source text behind the field reads 'No US Bets (and others)'. The phrase 'and others' suggests the page may reference more jurisdictions, but the captured text does not enumerate them. The captured text may be incomplete because pages contain markup and navigation.
A reader must check the operator's current restricted list against their own country before registering. Location restrictions are contractual; attempting to play from a restricted jurisdiction may breach the terms. Do not rely on this page for your jurisdiction.
This page does not offer VPN advice. Several operators treat location masking as a breach, and the risk of balance confiscation sits with the player. The honest answer is to check the list and stay out if you are in an excluded country.
What this page could not confirm about Stake
Several figures that a reader might expect from a casino review are not held in this library. Game count and studio names are absent because they cannot be read from a terms page with a quote attached. The lobby on stake.com is the only current list of games.
Accepted assets, minimum deposit, withdrawal ceiling and processing speed are also not held. The cashier is the source for per-asset minimums and any cap; this page gives no figure. Withdrawal speed depends on the operator's approval and the network's confirmations, neither of which has a duration here.
Support channels and the operator's complaints record are not characterised. This page does not say players report fast payouts, and it does not say the opposite. There is no reputation claim either way. A reader looking for a complaints history will need to search elsewhere. This page refuses to invent one.
Founding year, ownership beyond Medium Rare N.V., and current bonus terms are likewise outside this library. That absence is deliberate; guessing these figures would be less useful than saying they are unconfirmed. The researcher also noted that pages may contain truncated or boilerplate text.
Who Stake suits, and who should look elsewhere
Stake suits a player who wants a Curaçao-licensed gambling site with a sportsbook, live-dealer games, a VIP programme and provably-fair games, and who is comfortable with a verification clause that gives the operator broad discretion. The licence is active, and the regulator's register is public.
It also suits a reader who does not need a published maximum withdrawal figure before signing up, because the terms in this library do not fix one. The cashier is where any current limit would appear, and players who check it before depositing are the best fit.
Stake is wrong for a player who wants a fixed KYC threshold below which no documents are ever requested. Clause 4.8 allows documentation requests at any time, and withdrawals always require identity verification. If that uncertainty is unacceptable, this operator will frustrate you.
The operator is also wrong for anyone in a restricted country. The published list includes the United States, and the captured text hints at 'and others'. Attempting to play from an excluded jurisdiction carries account risk. The player who needs a fully enumerated restricted list before depositing should look elsewhere.
From sign-up to withdrawal
01
Create your account
Go to stake.com and register with the details the site asks for. The operator does not publish a separate verification threshold; identity checks can be requested at any time under clause 4.8.
02
Fund the account
Use the cashier to deposit an asset the site lists. Minimums are stated per asset in the cashier, not in the terms captured here.
03
Expect possible KYC
Before a withdrawal, Stake requires identity verification and may request additional documentation for any withdrawal. Provide what is asked to avoid a hold.
04
Request withdrawal
Choose the asset and network in the cashier and submit the withdrawal. If any limit applies, it will be shown there or in current terms.
05
Wait for approval and network
The operator must approve the transaction, then the network confirms it. This page does not hold processing times; both periods are outside your control.
What you can check yourself
- The Curaçao Gaming Authority register lists licence OGL/2024/1451/0918 as active, held by Medium Rare N.V., at cert.cga.cw.
- Stake's terms clause 4.8 states the operator may request KYC documentation at any time to determine identity and location.
- The operator's licences page at stake.com/licenses names the United States (US) as a restricted country, with one entry on the published list.
- Withdrawals require identity verification, and additional KYC may be required for any withdrawal, according to those terms.
Questions about Stake
Is Stake licensed?
Yes. Stake operates under Curaçao Gaming Authority licence OGL/2024/1451/0918, held by Medium Rare N.V. The regulator lists the licence as active. Check the certificate portal at cert.cga.cw for the current status before depositing. This is the best public record.
Who owns Stake?
The licence holder named in the Curaçao register is Medium Rare N.V. This page does not hold ownership beyond that entity or any parent companies. For legal purposes, Medium Rare N.V. is the company a player deals with under that licence.
Does Stake require KYC?
Yes. Stake's terms clause 4.8 allows the operator to request KYC documentation at any time to determine identity and location. Withdrawals require identity verification, and additional KYC may be required for any withdrawal. There is no published threshold that avoids this.
Which countries are restricted at Stake?
The operator's licences page at stake.com/licenses names the United States (US) as restricted. The captured text also says 'and others' but does not enumerate further countries. Check the current list against your own jurisdiction before registering.
What is the minimum deposit at Stake?
This page does not hold a minimum deposit figure. The cashier states the minimum per asset and network, because deposit minimums vary. Open the cashier on stake.com and check the specific coin you intend to use before sending funds.
What is the maximum withdrawal at Stake?
The terms captured in this library do not state a fixed withdrawal cap. If a ceiling exists, it would appear in the cashier or in the current terms. Do not rely on a figure from another review; check the operator's site yourself.
How long does a withdrawal take at Stake?
This page does not hold processing times. After the operator approves the withdrawal, the network must confirm the transaction. Both periods exist for every player, but no number of minutes, hours or days is given here.
Does Stake have a sportsbook?
Yes. The features recorded from Stake's own pages include a sportsbook, live-dealer casino games, a VIP programme and provably-fair games. The operator's site is the current source for the full catalogue. No game count or studio list is held in this library.
Does Stake offer a welcome bonus?
Current bonus terms are deliberately not held in this library. The promotions page on stake.com carries the current offer, including any percentage, cap, free spins and wagering multiple. Read that page before claiming anything.
The documents these facts came from
- Licence register entry
- Operator terms
- The operator's restricted-country list
Facts last checked on 2026-08-26 against the documents linked above. Operator terms change without notice, so confirm anything that matters to you in the operator's own terms before you deposit.