Aigri

Hey everyone,
Let me start by saying I’m not a big gambler. I enjoy playing Monopoly Live on Stake, and occasionally dabble in Limbo and Aviator Masters. I’m not here to create drama, especially over $13.5, but I want to share how I got scammed and how stake reacted.
 
I joined Stake a few weeks ago after a friend, who’s been a long-time player, introduced me to it. He gave me tips and warned me about a strange bug in Monopoly Live:
The game sometimes automatically bets your entire balance when you join or switch currencies.
 
At first, I didn’t believe it. Nothing happened for weeks. But a few days ago, it struck. Thankfully, my balance was low, and I managed to undo the bets. This bug kept reoccurring, and each time, I was lucky to recover the bets by canceling them manually. The catch? You can only undo bets one at a time, which is incredibly frustrating.
 
But yesterday, it finally caught me off guard:
Half-asleep, I clicked to join Monopoly Live. Within seconds, the bug hit again. My entire balance $20+ was automatically bet. With just 3 seconds left before the spin, there was no way to undo it all. And, of course, the bet lost. (Funny enough, the next round hit 4 Rolls. Go figure.)
Frustrated but determined to resolve it, I contacted Stake support immediately:

 
While waiting for a response, I tested the issue on my iPhone 14 and iPad. Sure enough, I could reproduce the bug, though not consistently. I followed Stake’s advice to use incognito mode on Brave browser, but the issue persisted. This time, I recorded it happening :
https://streamable.com/jui28m
 
I returned to support armed with evidence :

 
I did some digging and found reports that Evolution Games (the provider behind Monopoly Live) has a HUGE history of issues like this :
 
I’m not making this up, and I’m not here to exaggerate. I rarely play casino games, and my Stake history will prove it. If needed, I’m willing to demonstrate this bug live via screen share or in person.
Frankly, I’m disappointed. For a platform as big as Stake, this kind of glitch is unacceptable. Even if $13.5 isn’t a lot, it’s about the principle. This feels less like a bug and more like negligence or worse, a deliberate trap.
 
If anyone else has experienced this issue, please share your story. We deserve transparency and accountability. We're not living wallet.
 
For now, I’ll think twice before trusting Stake with even a small deposit.
Thanks for reading.

Obviously it's unprofessional. But someone was mentioning a good point: If Evolution admit about this issue/bug sucking up people's money, they'll have to refund a large amount of users. So, it makes sense that they purposely or not) ignore this to avoid the refund cost. They know no ones going to sue them. Even if sued, it's hard to make a valid proof for the court of this bug

I wouldn't be surprise if this bug disappear al of the sudden. Or if they purposely toggle it to avoid suspicion (like cheaters do on video games).

This issue happens on most (if not all) of their live games...

Obviously it's unprofessional. But someone was mentioning a good point: If Evolution admit about this issue/bug sucking up people's money, they'll have to refund a large amount of users. So, it makes sense that they purposely or not) ignore this to avoid the refund cost. They know no ones going to sue them. Even if sued, it's hard to make a valid proof for the court of this bug

I wouldn't be surprise if this bug disappear al of the sudden. Or if they purposely toggle it to avoid suspicion (like cheaters do on video games).

This issue happens on most (if not all) of their live games...

Evolution gaming trash company , their games not working consistently, if you lose money no one cares and stake doesn’t protect their costumers
They will just blame you 

Hey everyone,
Let me start by saying I’m not a big gambler. I enjoy playing Monopoly Live on Stake, and occasionally dabble in Limbo and Aviator Masters. I’m not here to create drama, especially over $13.5, but I want to share how I got scammed and how stake reacted.
 
I joined Stake a few weeks ago after a friend, who’s been a long-time player, introduced me to it. He gave me tips and warned me about a strange bug in Monopoly Live:
The game sometimes automatically bets your entire balance when you join or switch currencies.
 
At first, I didn’t believe it. Nothing happened for weeks. But a few days ago, it struck. Thankfully, my balance was low, and I managed to undo the bets. This bug kept reoccurring, and each time, I was lucky to recover the bets by canceling them manually. The catch? You can only undo bets one at a time, which is incredibly frustrating.
 
But yesterday, it finally caught me off guard:
Half-asleep, I clicked to join Monopoly Live. Within seconds, the bug hit again. My entire balance $20+ was automatically bet. With just 3 seconds left before the spin, there was no way to undo it all. And, of course, the bet lost. (Funny enough, the next round hit 4 Rolls. Go figure.)
Frustrated but determined to resolve it, I contacted Stake support immediately:

 
While waiting for a response, I tested the issue on my iPhone 14 and iPad. Sure enough, I could reproduce the bug, though not consistently. I followed Stake’s advice to use incognito mode on Brave browser, but the issue persisted. This time, I recorded it happening :
https://streamable.com/jui28m
 
I returned to support armed with evidence :

 
I did some digging and found reports that Evolution Games (the provider behind Monopoly Live) has a HUGE history of issues like this :
 
I’m not making this up, and I’m not here to exaggerate. I rarely play casino games, and my Stake history will prove it. If needed, I’m willing to demonstrate this bug live via screen share or in person.
Frankly, I’m disappointed. For a platform as big as Stake, this kind of glitch is unacceptable. Even if $13.5 isn’t a lot, it’s about the principle. This feels less like a bug and more like negligence or worse, a deliberate trap.
 
If anyone else has experienced this issue, please share your story. We deserve transparency and accountability. We're not living wallet.
 
For now, I’ll think twice before trusting Stake with even a small deposit.
Thanks for reading.