Stake99 Posted February 22, 2025 #1 Posted February 22, 2025 Stake Have Made A Perfect Algo That Always Works In Stakes Favour. I have Mostly Played Stake Originals, Mostly Plinko, Mine and Limbo. What Stake Claims about RTP is Perfectly Right but Still People Will Always Lose in Stake. The Algo is Made In Such Way That Most People Will Lose money except Those who Stop Playing Permanently After Win. Best Example To Understand is Limbo . When Stake Claims RTP is 99 Percent, it Statistically Means When You Bet 1 Dollar For 2x Limbo for 100 Bets , You Should Atleast win 49 Bets . I Know It requires High Number of Bets for RTP Calculation. Majority Of People Will Start with Small Bets and Ofcourse Win Some of That. What Stake does is When You Will Make Bets initially, You Will win More Than The Expected RTP , I mean in 100 Bets of 2x Limbo You Will win almost 70 bets beating The RTP , If You Exit After the Win you Are Lucky but If You Continue Betting Stake will Give you Big Losing Streak. Now What Generally Happens is When People Lose , Then Increase The Bet Size and Play More To Cover The Loses But Stake Algo is So Well Designed That The Losing Streak Will Be So Big That Majority Of The People Will Lose Their Entire Balance. RTP Calculation is Perfectly Right by Stake but Still You Will Make Small Money and Lose Big Money. I have Generally Played Plinko with 8 Line in High Risk. Max Profit Potential is 29X The Bet. I have Played So Much Plinko. RTP is 99 Percent. If I Play with 1 Dollar each Ball (Bet) and Lose 29 Dollars, I Consider it as 1 Deviation Loss. If I lose 58 Dollars, consider as 2 Deviation loss. There Are Three Possible Scenarios when We Start To Play (1) We Start To Play and Win Max win (29x) before Hitting 1 Deviation Loss. If You Exit, You Are Lucky (2) We Start To Play and Lose 29 Dollars then Double Our Bet Then Still Loss 2 Deviation Loss Then again Double Our Bet Then Luckily Max Win (29x) Hits and We Cover Our Losses and Also May be Some Profit. (3) We Start to Play and in Some Time we Hit Max Win (29x) , we Keep Playing again Max win (29x) again 1 or 2 deviation loss and then again Max win (29x) , we keep playing continuous max win after generally 1,2,3 or 4 Deviation Loss again Max Win (29x). Majority will be Confident of playing. Then At One Point Stake Algo Will take Max Win to almost 8 or 9 Deviations that Majority people will Lose Everything they Had in Wallet. This Will Happen Repeat. No Strategy Will Work. Same Thing Will Happen in Every Stake original. You Will Win Small and Lose Very Big. Even If You are Playing 100 Percent RTP Game, You Will Still Lose because Stake Algo is Designed in Such Way. I am not Talking about Third Party games because I haven't Played Them Much. What Stake Claims about Provablity Fair is 100 Percent Right but Still Generally People Will Lose. Majority of People won't Increase Their Bet Size when Winning but Surely Increase Their Bet Size when Losing that Makes Money for Stake. Even If You Have so Much Money like Elon Muak or Jeff Bezos still You Won't make Money due to Bet Size Limit and Table Limit. Only Way To Save/make Money is Don't Play Casino. Message Me For More Details
deatt Posted February 22, 2025 #2 Posted February 22, 2025 i really thing the stake orginals depends on how much ur up/down i used to play when im up a lot i didnt win a single thing but when im down any bet i place it hits idk if its dependent on that or no
Stake99 Posted February 22, 2025 Author #3 Posted February 22, 2025 8 minutes ago, deatt said: i really thing the stake orginals depends on how much ur up/down i used to play when im up a lot i didnt win a single thing but when im down any bet i place it hits idk if its dependent on that or no The Result Don't Depend on if You are Up or Down, Results Are Already Fixed in The Seed Nonce. You Might Continuously Win and Also Lose
Stake99 Posted February 22, 2025 Author #5 Posted February 22, 2025 2 minutes ago, deatt said: makes sense I have Made more Then 1 Million bets on stake. In Mines game , I made a Pattern that had Win of 6.88x. I started with very small bet, started autobet with 25 percent increase on each Loss. In General Scenario I should get 1 win in every 7 games but what happened was I almost won 20 times in row and after that I lost 78 times in row which resulted in Total Wallet Balance Loss. The Algo is Designed in such way that you will most probably Lose everything you have in wallet abhishek.l 1
Ganadobingo Posted February 22, 2025 #6 Posted February 22, 2025 You can get lucky in a small sample, but in the long run its not possible to beat the house edge.
Stake99 Posted February 22, 2025 Author #7 Posted February 22, 2025 1 minute ago, Ganadobingo said: You can get lucky in a small sample, but in the long run its not possible to beat the house edge. Yes That's Right and Also Why Majority People lose because They Won't Increase Bets When Winning but Will Increase Their Bet when Losing to Cover losses but What actually Happens is Stake Gives extremely big Losing Streak that they will lose all balance and won't be able to continue Betting to Cover.
RoyalSteeze Posted February 22, 2025 #8 Posted February 22, 2025 Someone’s got to lose so that someone can win , that’s it . It’s really not as complicated as some make it out to be
Stake99 Posted February 22, 2025 Author #9 Posted February 22, 2025 17 minutes ago, RoyalSteeze said: Someone’s got to lose so that someone can win , that’s it . It’s really not as complicated as some make it out to be That's not how it works. Stake mentioned RTP works almost perfectly if you try with same amount of bet for same game ( like Plinko 8 Line 29x Win High Risk) on same seed for long period. Only problem will be long losing streak which will shake our confidence but after that it will back to back wins that will settle the RTP as advertised. Try Yourself
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