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After passing KYC i recived extra 3 usd last month, sounds like 3+1+1+1+1= 7 each month for doing kyc

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RTP is just a factor that gives more credibility to the platform. Most of the users never consider, and prefer to play the game they like. Loss happens even with the high RTP games, as the outcome is all depending on the luck from a players view. From the developer view it is different. Myself just gamble and end up losing/winning and never mind of the RTP. Maybe I should give a try and find the difference between games with high RTP and lower RTP.

Everything you said matches with what I just saw as well. When you activate the 2FA, Stake sends you an email where you need to confirm the activation. That's not the case when you want to disable it. I see no reason why they wouldn't require email verifications for both actions, but it doesn't matter now.

They don't do that, no. Only when you want to activate it will they send you an email.

From the way you explained it in your scam accusation thread, I got the impression that you meant to say that 2FA can be deactivated without entering the code. We misunderstood each other.

I quote:

Stake is not a Nigerian based company, if I recall well, I think the company is based in Canada, I stand to be corrected just incase I am wrong.

And yes, though Nigeria is not blacklisted by stake, possibly because Nigeria authorities don't really care about gambling and don't have any regulations I know of, guiding gamblers in the nation or casinos that operate in the nation, so every online casino as I know currently have unlimited access to the Nigerian gambling market.

But then, this is not same for several other countries out there, some countries have really strong regulations guiding their citizens in gambling and also the casinos that wish to operate in such a country, but when the casino can not meet up with the regulatory requirements of a country, then they blacklist such country and stop potential users from such a country from joining the casino, as it is currently with your case.

To be honest I'm a person who doesn't look at the RTP when playing, so I prefer to play where I want to play at the time. The RTP feature is good, because it will be an option and you will see the opportunities in which game has a bigger chance. But for some reason when I play with a high RTP I actually lose, it's different if I don't see the RTP at all. That's what made me choose to only play the games I wanted to play, regardless of the RTP.

Ohh right, Eu country cannot register on Stake? Only from Nigeria et similar? Just asking

Even with no VPN, always same error ( and i don t live in Burkina Faso lol )
Anyway i use paid vpn, of course. Will try to contact them or keep using others platform Thanks for ur help

We have seen this kind of scenario in this forum for multiple times already, They are just putting themselves in an additional risk. Imagine that he have used different locations assumingly using VPN but Stake still detect and prompted you that you can't register to Stake because of your country not being eligible. Let's say that you did register but when you withdraw, Stake will certainly ask KYC because they can obviously see and detect your IP address which I assume on a country that isn't allowed to use stake or detect that you are using VPN to access stake. In the one who tried this kind of risky move hires other persons identity just to withdraw from it and most of it failed and the next thing we can see is a scam accusation against stake LOL.

Guys just use a casino that is available in your country and not deal with this kind of hassle.

Even though I highly recommend doing it like you do, I would advice doing it without having any expectations though. You are doing the right thing but you said that you always get them in the end eventually, aside from that part the rest is correct actually and you are doing the right thing.

Do it exactly the same way but with the mindset that you are going to always end up losing in the long term because casinos are built that way, hence why we call it "house always wins", because they have the house edge on their side. If you keep thinking that you will always end up winning eventually, you are going to be pretty upset when that doesn't happen.

Live RTP is a nice feature, and I myself like to play slots on some gambling platforms where you can see it. I play on both, Highest RTP games and Lowest RTP games for different reasons. The former I play because I think: "Wow, everyone's winning on this slot! 350% RTP for the last 24 hours! I should try my luck with it too." And the latter I play because I think: "Long time no wins? Only 6% RTP? Someone should win soon! Maybe it will be me." But, of course, all that is just for fun. I know well that your chances of winning on a slot don't depend on on other people's(or yours) performance on it during the last 24 hours.

So, it's not about transparency. It's only about more fun.

Like ryzaadit have said, better not to force yourself to register if you location is not supported by stake casino, even if you try to register with a VPN, also have it in mind that KYC is a mandatory process, except you are gonna an acceptable document that have the same location as the location you set your VPN to when  registering, and this i do not advice since even if you succeed at the beginning, you stand a chance of being caught, and when caught, know it that your account will be permanently banned and any fund in it confisticated.

I advice you look for other good casinos that allows potential users signing up from your current location without using a VPN.

It's clear, you're on prohibited location/country.

It's better to not-register, because a new account is right now required to do "KYC". So, even you're successful register to the site but "KYC" with ID from prohibited country they will rejected you.

You could be facing some problem in the futre.

That means you cannot register from your current location and may need to change your VPN. Oh yeah, is your VPN a free VPN? If so, maybe you should consider buying a paid VPN because the IP you have on a paid VPN will be more.

If you still have problems registering, you should ask customer service for a definite answer.

You can also visit the https://stake.com/policies/terms page to find out which countries are not allowed to use Stake.com so you understand the rules.

Hi, I have tried again and i get always the same error. I click register, put email, password, and DoB, and stop. Why keep continuing to say: You cannot register from your current location


Vpn or not, the message is always the same. Now I'm in Italy.

I have not tested it yet, but do you know if they have checks in place to change your email address? It happens that people switch from one email provider to the next, so I reckon Stake has some serious verification in place to stop someone from changing the email address... right?

I have to give credit..where it is due.... Stake reacted very quickly when this exploit was exposed, so it is a thumbs up from me for that. (You will see that I suggested a similar email verification here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/diamond-5-stake-account-was-hacked-5440588) .... but unfortunately it was too late for you.  

maybe the IP or device that you are using has been used to register before or the VPN that you are using has also been registered by someone, you should also not use a VPN because maybe it is also prohibited, it is better if you also mention the country you live in to make it easier explain it

Yes that is the point, they give you no alert, the bigger issue is they allowed TIPS to be sent with no security whatsoever, they now require email confirmation of tips, this was implemented as a result of my robbery and should have been the case from the start.

Also thats not even remotely close to what I said lol. I said there was no notification when 2fa is removed, no secondary email, no alert from the company nothing> I never said it can be removed without inputting a code.

Since my account was phished they have changed their protocol, prior to that someone could enter via 2fa and send 'tips' of your total account balance to brand new accounts who could drain the money off the site. I appreciate you bringing this up here but it's better to quote accurately as the above isn't accurate at all.

So a link is sent in telegram or via the hacked email list and so on, you click on it and 2fa entered, it is now disabled. stake doesnt alert you of this being disabled, doesn't have any blocks in place like all other crypto sites where there is a cooling period to be able to withdraw to different wallets and formats etc. My 2fa was removed and 11 minutes later a brand new account was tipped 111k and 55k within 90 seconds of each other. The thief stole 60k and the 105k withdrawal was blocked as it was over a new accounts instant withdrawal limit.

My obvious concern is stake has now implemented email confirmation when 2fa is removed and tips attempted, you need to confirm this by email. before hand you didnt and it was a loophole the thieves had used to rob me. They had also done this a few times in the month leading up to my theft, so the company was well aware of this loophole.

to confirm, they have updated it a day after my money was stolen, they now send an email when 2fa is deactivated. Doesn't help me or anyone stolen from before but I guess it makes it harder for future theft.