First let me say big up to Stake for its ability to continue operations even with the huge loss in the last 24 hours and being able to restore withdrawal for the affected hot wallets, and back to your questions about the risk associated with big casino hacks
As expected they have shown resiliency they are really an industry leader but I'm sure they will not take this thing sitting down and they will go for the culprit, they have the money and the resources, and it really is a good choice to play in casinos that have proven their stability in the industry, it will indeed become a big disruption if Stake ceases their operation but they need a continuous flow of money so that is why they never cease their operations.
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I believe that stake hacking won't be the last since hacking attacks won't seize to exist as bad actors in the industry, but I will rather gamble on a casino that I know can survive even if the wallets are hacked rather than play on a small casino that will park up operation if there are hit by hackers and losing my entire fund.
That's also what I'm thinking right now, gamblers will be more lenient on stable casinos, or the small or medium-level casinos should assure the gambling community that they are employing top-level security and assure their players that their funds are secure. 
