Stake.us Turns Four as Its Games Library Tops 2,000 Titles

The sweepstakes casino says its fourth year brought six new Originals and record payouts, as the social casino model faces mounting legal scrutiny across US states.

Stake.us Turns Four as Its Games Library Tops 2,000 Titles

Sweepstakes casino Stake.us turned four on Aug. 2, saying its library now tops 2,000 casino games and more than 30 proprietary Originals titles.

It operates as the American sweepstakes counterpart to the behemoth that is Stake—the current leading crypto casino. Stake.us shows strong independent traction, ranking ninth globally in 30-day deposit volume with nearly $74 million across over 140,000 deposits according to FairGambling analytics.

The milestone lands as the sweepstakes model faces intensifying legal pressure in the United States, where operators have shut products and exited several states this year. Stake.us, the US social casino arm of the Stake brand, launched in August 2022 and describes itself as one of the segment's leading platforms.

In a birthday blog post, the company said its fourth year brought six new Originals, including Packs, Prime Dice and the newly released Drill, alongside exclusive titles built on its Stake Engine. The year's biggest recorded payouts came on Stake Keno, where one player landed a 4,000x multiplier, and on Stake Plinko, where a single play returned 1,774x its stake.

Hacksaw Gaming's Wanted Dead or A Wild remained among the platform's most played slots, alongside Buffalo Hold and Win Extreme 10,000 by Booming Games and Playson's Diamonds Power XXL.

The company's partnerships include an official social casino deal with UFC and ambassadors including Sergio Aguero and Alex Pereira. Stake.us said birthday promotions and bonuses will run through early August, with new exclusive titles continuing to launch on the platform.

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