Stake Affiliates Review

- My name is Dmitry, I'm a professional affiliate marketer and streamer. On September 4, 2023, I referred a player called Gellemar under my affiliate link. At that point he wasn't famous yet, didn't have a Stake nickname, and was only playing at Russian casinos through my referral. He was never a paid streamer for Stake and never received bonuses from them. I acted as a VIP host for him for years — I did my job properly, no rules were broken, and I have all the documentation to prove the referral was correctly linked. You might know this player from his $10 million win that made headlines. At some point, my agent removed Gellemar from my panel without any clear explanation. My upline gave me vague answers and I couldn't get through to Stake management for a long time. My requests to have the player reinstated were rejected repeatedly. Eventually I managed to reach Stake management directly, and Eddie personally approved returning the player to my panel. Gellemar's total wagering came to 19,192 bitcoins — roughly $1.2 billion — which is visible in my screenshots. According to those same screenshots, my total commission for the full period should have been 91.93 bitcoins. Stake acknowledged the error and resumed paying my commission, but only from September 22, 2024 onwards. I've received $508,834 for that period. The problem is that Stake is refusing to pay the commission owed for the earlier period — from September 4, 2023 to September 22, 2024. By my calculation, that's approximately $5,500,000 they still owe me. I'm making this public because I've exhausted other options and I'm hoping someone can help push for a fair resolution.

- Honestly, stay away from this one if you can. The terms keep changing — and not in a good way. They'll put an offer on the table and then quietly go back to the old terms like it never happened. The information they give you isn't always accurate either, so you can end up making decisions based on stuff that's already out of date. On top of that, they run a Negative Carryover structure, which means a bad month will follow you into the next one and eat into your earnings. When you reach out with questions or raise a concern, the responses you get back are vague at best. Nothing specific, nothing that actually helps. If you're thinking about joining, do a lot of research first. The shifting policies, the inconsistent offers, and the NCO setup make this a risky program to commit to.

+ Stake.com is genuinely impressive. The crash and dice games run well, and the slots look great with decent payouts. Withdrawals have always been instant for me — not once have I had to wait or deal with any issues. The support team is also really approachable, and the owner seems genuinely involved. Hard to fault it honestly.

- The only thing I've noticed is some lag here and there, but that's on my end — I'm usually playing on mobile while I'm out, so my connection isn't always great. Nothing wrong with the site itself. No real complaints so far.