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StakeCoolingTrainwreckstv's 1-in-305,176 five-hiddens sequence reignites accusations that Stake streamers play with fake money — players say real losses in chat fund the show
@tembetss @Trainwreckstv @StakeEddie This is fake money stake Eddie didn't lose a penny. The people who watched this amd thought they could do the same did though.
▶@tembetss @Trainwreckstv @StakeEddie No Eddie is not these two are in on it and I guarantee he can’t cash out any of that money it’s all fun money for the chance of getting some young kid addicted. Anyone who thinks you can do this is a fucking idiot and deserve to lose all your money.
▶@tembetss @Trainwreckstv @StakeEddie Statistically impossible so no win but real losses in the chat to pay his wage.
▶@AnitaMaxSin @ROSHTEINS @Stake @Jelitics @ClassyBeef Watching anyone stream that calls themselves a "real gambler" isn't a real gambler. When you wake up every morning and have another 1M in your balance.. thats not real gambling.
I wonder why all @Stake fill balance streamers are playing Stake-only slots 99% of the time Maybe it’s so Stake doesn’t have to pay additional provider fees on their $500,000 bonus buys! But all they do is talk shit about other fill balance streamers who are playing normal games from various providers! Hypocritical! Your balance is a FILL BALANCE and you are forced to play STAKE-ONLY games to save your sponsor money. Stake owns the providers! I hope you guys can see through the bullshit!
THE MOST POPULAR kick streamer @Trainwreckstv says he WILL quit streaming on the platform if they don't fix how these ads work... 😭💀 @StakeEddie PLEASE MAKE THEM LESS INTRUSIVE... we can't get the WHOLE Train rent 🙏 https://t.co/eh6vQrfC0E
▶@ddailyclips w deshae, @StakeEddie @BijanTehrani lure ppl in with high payouts then get the serbian mods to remove payouts to save money, it's classic casino scam 🤣🤣
▶You should try streaming outside of the Gambling category a bit more. I think you'd do really well with KPP. Unfortunately, KPP doesn't currently reward viewership from Slots or Casino streams, but your stream would likely perform really amazing in other categories. I really appreciate you choosing Kick none the less and we're here to support you.
All the Train dick riders commenting while they sit in his stream praying one day he will tip them $10k It’s not happening Get a job 🤣 https://t.co/6jYv1kZAnv
This is post is literally the architecture of Kick in one comment Eddie. Gambling content simple drives Stake affiliate revenue. Other categories drive Kick's mainstream platform growth. Streamers fuel both layers. The "KPP doesn't reward gambling" framing is what lets Kick look platform-neutral while staying casino-owned. The house wins either way as always.
KOI SAMURAISANZA CDL MINOR II JUNE 5-7@samuraisanza15d ago@antislave1 @StakeEddie @Stake If your a streamer on kick with this going on i would rethink streaming on that platform tbh
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Mark@markcxny14d ago@MaldingBussy @Ac7ionMann @StakeEddie 30,000 average view bots
AnimalMind@AnimalM1nd14d ago@SchneckyIRL @Twitch When you find out @StakeEddie is owner, investor whatever of Rainbet.. he hasnt been transparent about it at all but is fucking obvious
The Dealer@The_DealerX13d ago1. Trainwrecks (Tyler Niknam) In October 2022, @Trainwreckstv publicly disclosed during a live Overwatch 2 stream that Stake had paid him $360M across 16 months. That's roughly $22.5M/month at peak. The streaming was the cover for the bigger play. He co-founded Kick in 2022 with Stake co-founders Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani. Kick's valuation is estimated north of $1B. Craven joined the Forbes billionaire list in 2024. Trainwrecks isn't a streamer. He's an equity holder in two of the largest crypto gambling businesses on earth. Sources: Self-disclosed Oct 19 2022 live, Yogonet, Dexerto, ResetEra.
yo stake@YStake969612d agoI lost $4000 plus and stake monthly $79 🙏🙂 @StakeEddie Fuck you @Stake i leave this site for forever i lost overall $67k never win anything this site is rigged scam no one win ever. @Xposed can you help me please. Anyone suggest better site @PoeticGambles also a scammer.. https://t.co/951UFJOf1j
yo stake@YStake969612d ago@Stake_is_Scam @StakeEddie @Stake @Xposed @PoeticGambles Next monthly? No way wager less day by day stake is a scam i lost overall $67k plus and i don't have anything now. I kill my self 🥲
fucking scammer i play under his code. I lost in week $4000 plus and I ask to give me loss back they give me time out. He give me $125 $125 for deposit bonus bro I lost $15k plus scammer i know you block me here again but fuck @PoeticGambles stake scam also stake streamer scammer
yo stake@YStake969612d ago@RambleGG @StakeEddie @Trainwreckstv I lost $4000 plus and i receive monthly $79 fuck stake. I lost overall $67k i lost everything I have. All stake streamer is scammer no one help you but everyone one tell you to play under code i provide you bla bla bla and in end no one help you fuck this community 👎
yo stake@YStake969612d agoOne more scammer 😂 stake community is full of scammer creator's/ streamers 😂 they tip their own members show fake balance and told to play under code to make some money through affiliate Fuck you 🫵 @GumboGamble @StakeEddie @Stake https://t.co/WyK7v9E78i
yo stake@YStake969612d ago@Chynagoldd @RambleGG @StakeEddie @Trainwreckstv I lost everything I have 🙂 ...!! Stake is worst site ever even stake streamer are worst never help anyone only want other people Play under code and make money through affiliate 🙂
Eric Canciano@_yeryk11d ago@YStake9696 @PoeticGambles @StakeEddie @PoeticVIP duel better https://t.co/sMzQjbMfwS
DEV Gabe Recovery👨💻@DEV_GABRIEL110d ago@YStake9696 Next time becareful but if you want to recover your assets just reach out to us, we are good and trustworthy.
@Adeftwastaken is a fraud. I used his Stake code, completed over $500k in wager volume, and did not receive a single penny in bonus rewards
stakewin@stakewinmines12d ago@StakeEddie you know this guy please take action against misleading promotion. https://t.co/Ls9qWQTpvg
Steve Burnett@SteveBurne497982d ago@Xposed @roobet @stake @ConsoleKings @RoobetReloads @PragmaticPlay XPOSED SCAMS HIS COMMUNITY BY RELEASING CHALLENGES THEN THE NEXT FEW DAYS HIS MOD HIDES AND DOESN'T UPDATE THE LIST SO PEOPLE ARE STILL WAGERING TRYING TO GET A PRIZE THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN CLAIMED. SCAMMING LOSER https://t.co/dzTOx6bpkL
Hickimse Abdulogullarindan@boyum1731d ago@calsh23 @xomridul Before he was promoting stake and other providers he always loss millions of dollars every Stream just 1 Max win in 3 years which iş 25 million on might of Ra after whatever happens every week got maxes millions of dollars withdrawals yeah bro for sure :) I am done with stake
Qyx@QyxETH1d agoStarted to play under a streamer's code on Stake and scammed out of lossback and commision % for 175k in depo in 2 days He said he can give me an account, gave me an account created in 2025. Red flag #1, was already sus but he was a streamer so I said why would he scam? (1/2) https://t.co/gjpXQ7C6hW
Qyx@QyxETH1d agoLost 25k yesterday, and then today lost almost 150k in depos all on slots and black jack. When I asked for loss back or the % we agreed on, im blocked? VIP on other platforms and never had this issue before. Looking to play under someone else (2/3)
FatMan@FatManTerra1d agoThere are countless stories on the timeline and in my DMs of Rollbit using the supremely disgusting "heads I win, tails you lose" strategy, where a user from a "prohibited jurisdiction" is allowed to deposit and lose money just fine, but the moment they win a large amount, the balance is seized. Rollbit often has employees and streamers in these prohibited jurisdictions, and no problems there... But when it's time to let a player withdraw their winnings, it's used as an excuse to do a full balance seizure (this is not legally required in any way - check if Stake/Shuffle/Duel ever do this. The answer is no.) They taunt you at the end with "you can sue us in Curacao" knowing well that lawsuits in Curacao cost tens of thousands to even begin and never go anywhere. If you play on Rollbit, prepare for your funds to be locked in a similar manner. It is disgusting, but it's the reality, and very little can be done legally after your money is lost. The best option is to move to an actually legit casino like Stake. Changes need to be made so that the owners of these Curacao shells can be made personally liable for the fraudulent tactics they use to unfairly seize user funds. This isn't something that should just disappear away into the night, which is what happens with 99% of crypto scams. Selective scamming on such a large scale demands personal responsibility from the UBOs. The system is broken if UK/UAE-based individuals can ruin lives and hide behind shell companies consequence-free. If you have been scammed by Rollbit, I want to hear from you. Send me a DM and write a comment below.
Ericonomic@ericonomic1d ago@FatManTerra Same thing happened with Shuffle. They farmed their users with the airdrops letting everybody deposit and gamble and then, when they announced the airdrop, they forced everyone to KYC and most of the jurisdictions were prohibited suddenly, so those accounts got banned. Pure scam.
Graciieeee@noturgraciex1d ago@QyxETH did the streamer ever explain where the lossback and commission went? if youve got screenshots of everything, i saw some Cashy Justice Fund posts on x about players who got screwed over and wanted their case reviewed
Graciieeee@noturgraciex1d ago@AxENS1 @wittlewagers @Stake did they actually do something to your account or is it just one of those losing streaks? if youve got funds stuck, denied withdrawals, or proof something shady happened, i saw some Cashy Justice Fund posts on x where players could submit cases for review
Graciieeee@noturgraciex1d ago@PlagueInka @callmem7md7 @Stake @StakeEddie how long have you been playing there? if its more than just bad luck and youve had actual issues with payouts or funds, i saw some Cashy Justice Fund posts on x where players could submit cases for review
ᅟ@sourblock_6h ago@YogiGambles @Tanzanite_xyz @rollbit @smokeylisa Stake recognizes Tanzanite but Yogi doesn’t… Who should I trust?
QyxETH loses $175K in 2 days under streamer code — blocked when asking for agreed lossback
QyxETH deposited $175K across two days under a streamer's affiliate code on Stake and was promised lossback and commission — when he asked for it, he was blocked. He's now looking for a new affiliate. Separately, stakewinmines1 reports $500K+ wager volume under affiliate Adeftwastaken with zero bonus rewards received. Multiple players in replies now discussing Cashy Justice Fund as a potential recourse.
Started to play under a streamer's code on Stake and scammed out of lossback and commision % for 175k in depo in 2 days He said he can give me an account, gave me an account created in 2025. Red flag #1, was already sus but he was a streamer so I said why would he scam? (1/2) https://t.co/gjpXQ7C6hW
Lost 25k yesterday, and then today lost almost 150k in depos all on slots and black jack. When I asked for loss back or the % we agreed on, im blocked? VIP on other platforms and never had this issue before. Looking to play under someone else (2/3)
@StakeEddie you know this guy please take action against misleading promotion. https://t.co/Ls9qWQTpvg
QyxETH's $175K affiliate betrayal spreads — Cashy Justice Fund enters the chat
QyxETH's two-part thread detailing $175K in deposits under a streamer code met with a block instead of lossback now has community members suggesting Cashy Justice Fund as recourse. Separately, a tool enabling fake stats, deposits and withdrawals on Stake was exposed with 8.2K impressions, deepening distrust in streamer affiliate claims.
Started to play under a streamer's code on Stake and scammed out of lossback and commision % for 175k in depo in 2 days He said he can give me an account, gave me an account created in 2025. Red flag #1, was already sus but he was a streamer so I said why would he scam? (1/2) https://t.co/gjpXQ7C6hW
Lost 25k yesterday, and then today lost almost 150k in depos all on slots and black jack. When I asked for loss back or the % we agreed on, im blocked? VIP on other platforms and never had this issue before. Looking to play under someone else (2/3)
@QyxETH did the streamer ever explain where the lossback and commission went? if youve got screenshots of everything, i saw some Cashy Justice Fund posts on x about players who got screwed over and wanted their case reviewed
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FatManTerra names Stake as 'actually legit casino' in viral Rollbit takedown
FatManTerra's thread detailing Rollbit's 'heads I win, tails you lose' jurisdictional balance seizures has 11.4K impressions and 48 likes, with explicit endorsement of Stake as the safe alternative. Ericonomic amplified the message naming Stake alongside Shuffle and Duel as casinos that 'never do this.' Players are contrasting Rollbit's Curacao-shell tactics against Stake's operational integrity.
There are countless stories on the timeline and in my DMs of Rollbit using the supremely disgusting "heads I win, tails you lose" strategy, where a user from a "prohibited jurisdiction" is allowed to deposit and lose money just fine, but the moment they win a large amount, the balance is seized. Rollbit often has employees and streamers in these prohibited jurisdictions, and no problems there... But when it's time to let a player withdraw their winnings, it's used as an excuse to do a full balance seizure (this is not legally required in any way - check if Stake/Shuffle/Duel ever do this. The answer is no.) They taunt you at the end with "you can sue us in Curacao" knowing well that lawsuits in Curacao cost tens of thousands to even begin and never go anywhere. If you play on Rollbit, prepare for your funds to be locked in a similar manner. It is disgusting, but it's the reality, and very little can be done legally after your money is lost. The best option is to move to an actually legit casino like Stake. Changes need to be made so that the owners of these Curacao shells can be made personally liable for the fraudulent tactics they use to unfairly seize user funds. This isn't something that should just disappear away into the night, which is what happens with 99% of crypto scams. Selective scamming on such a large scale demands personal responsibility from the UBOs. The system is broken if UK/UAE-based individuals can ruin lives and hide behind shell companies consequence-free. If you have been scammed by Rollbit, I want to hear from you. Send me a DM and write a comment below.
@FatManTerra Same thing happened with Shuffle. They farmed their users with the airdrops letting everybody deposit and gamble and then, when they announced the airdrop, they forced everyone to KYC and most of the jurisdictions were prohibited suddenly, so those accounts got banned. Pure scam.
QyxETH loses 175K under a Stake streamer's code, gets blocked when asking for lossback
Players are noting the irony: while FatManTerra positions Stake as the legit alternative to Rollbit, a Stake streamer allegedly scammed QyxETH out of 175K in deposits over 2 days, gave him a 2025-created account, and blocked him when he asked for the agreed commission. The community is asking whether streamer fraud is a platform-wide problem, not just a Rollbit one.
Started to play under a streamer's code on Stake and scammed out of lossback and commision % for 175k in depo in 2 days He said he can give me an account, gave me an account created in 2025. Red flag #1, was already sus but he was a streamer so I said why would he scam? (1/2) https://t.co/gjpXQ7C6hW
Lost 25k yesterday, and then today lost almost 150k in depos all on slots and black jack. When I asked for loss back or the % we agreed on, im blocked? VIP on other platforms and never had this issue before. Looking to play under someone else (2/3)
There are countless stories on the timeline and in my DMs of Rollbit using the supremely disgusting "heads I win, tails you lose" strategy, where a user from a "prohibited jurisdiction" is allowed to deposit and lose money just fine, but the moment they win a large amount, the balance is seized. Rollbit often has employees and streamers in these prohibited jurisdictions, and no problems there... But when it's time to let a player withdraw their winnings, it's used as an excuse to do a full balance seizure (this is not legally required in any way - check if Stake/Shuffle/Duel ever do this. The answer is no.) They taunt you at the end with "you can sue us in Curacao" knowing well that lawsuits in Curacao cost tens of thousands to even begin and never go anywhere. If you play on Rollbit, prepare for your funds to be locked in a similar manner. It is disgusting, but it's the reality, and very little can be done legally after your money is lost. The best option is to move to an actually legit casino like Stake. Changes need to be made so that the owners of these Curacao shells can be made personally liable for the fraudulent tactics they use to unfairly seize user funds. This isn't something that should just disappear away into the night, which is what happens with 99% of crypto scams. Selective scamming on such a large scale demands personal responsibility from the UBOs. The system is broken if UK/UAE-based individuals can ruin lives and hide behind shell companies consequence-free. If you have been scammed by Rollbit, I want to hear from you. Send me a DM and write a comment below.
QyxETH loses $175K in 2 days under streamer code — blocked when asking for agreed lossback
QyxETH deposited $175K across two days under a streamer's affiliate code on Stake and was promised lossback and commission — when he asked for it, he was blocked. He's now looking for a new affiliate. Separately, stakewinmines1 reports $500K+ wager volume under affiliate Adeftwastaken with zero bonus rewards received. Multiple players in replies now discussing Cashy Justice Fund as a potential recourse.
Started to play under a streamer's code on Stake and scammed out of lossback and commision % for 175k in depo in 2 days He said he can give me an account, gave me an account created in 2025. Red flag #1, was already sus but he was a streamer so I said why would he scam? (1/2) https://t.co/gjpXQ7C6hW
Lost 25k yesterday, and then today lost almost 150k in depos all on slots and black jack. When I asked for loss back or the % we agreed on, im blocked? VIP on other platforms and never had this issue before. Looking to play under someone else (2/3)
@StakeEddie you know this guy please take action against misleading promotion. https://t.co/Ls9qWQTpvg
QyxETH's $175K affiliate betrayal spreads — Cashy Justice Fund enters the chat
QyxETH's two-part thread detailing $175K in deposits under a streamer code met with a block instead of lossback now has community members suggesting Cashy Justice Fund as recourse. Separately, a tool enabling fake stats, deposits and withdrawals on Stake was exposed with 8.2K impressions, deepening distrust in streamer affiliate claims.
Started to play under a streamer's code on Stake and scammed out of lossback and commision % for 175k in depo in 2 days He said he can give me an account, gave me an account created in 2025. Red flag #1, was already sus but he was a streamer so I said why would he scam? (1/2) https://t.co/gjpXQ7C6hW
Lost 25k yesterday, and then today lost almost 150k in depos all on slots and black jack. When I asked for loss back or the % we agreed on, im blocked? VIP on other platforms and never had this issue before. Looking to play under someone else (2/3)
@QyxETH did the streamer ever explain where the lossback and commission went? if youve got screenshots of everything, i saw some Cashy Justice Fund posts on x about players who got screwed over and wanted their case reviewed
Stake + Shuffle Injector You can place bets, play all games, do fake deposits, fake bet history, fake deposit history, fake statistics, fake rank, fake sportbet, fake withdrawal and fully larp Official https://t.co/UyKN3KvSR0 https://t.co/PykSPwmsrV API :D https://t.co/aLblpm7yEK
FatManTerra names Stake as 'actually legit casino' in viral Rollbit takedown
FatManTerra's thread detailing Rollbit's 'heads I win, tails you lose' jurisdictional balance seizures has 11.4K impressions and 48 likes, with explicit endorsement of Stake as the safe alternative. Ericonomic amplified the message naming Stake alongside Shuffle and Duel as casinos that 'never do this.' Players are contrasting Rollbit's Curacao-shell tactics against Stake's operational integrity.
There are countless stories on the timeline and in my DMs of Rollbit using the supremely disgusting "heads I win, tails you lose" strategy, where a user from a "prohibited jurisdiction" is allowed to deposit and lose money just fine, but the moment they win a large amount, the balance is seized. Rollbit often has employees and streamers in these prohibited jurisdictions, and no problems there... But when it's time to let a player withdraw their winnings, it's used as an excuse to do a full balance seizure (this is not legally required in any way - check if Stake/Shuffle/Duel ever do this. The answer is no.) They taunt you at the end with "you can sue us in Curacao" knowing well that lawsuits in Curacao cost tens of thousands to even begin and never go anywhere. If you play on Rollbit, prepare for your funds to be locked in a similar manner. It is disgusting, but it's the reality, and very little can be done legally after your money is lost. The best option is to move to an actually legit casino like Stake. Changes need to be made so that the owners of these Curacao shells can be made personally liable for the fraudulent tactics they use to unfairly seize user funds. This isn't something that should just disappear away into the night, which is what happens with 99% of crypto scams. Selective scamming on such a large scale demands personal responsibility from the UBOs. The system is broken if UK/UAE-based individuals can ruin lives and hide behind shell companies consequence-free. If you have been scammed by Rollbit, I want to hear from you. Send me a DM and write a comment below.
@FatManTerra Same thing happened with Shuffle. They farmed their users with the airdrops letting everybody deposit and gamble and then, when they announced the airdrop, they forced everyone to KYC and most of the jurisdictions were prohibited suddenly, so those accounts got banned. Pure scam.
QyxETH loses 175K under a Stake streamer's code, gets blocked when asking for lossback
Players are noting the irony: while FatManTerra positions Stake as the legit alternative to Rollbit, a Stake streamer allegedly scammed QyxETH out of 175K in deposits over 2 days, gave him a 2025-created account, and blocked him when he asked for the agreed commission. The community is asking whether streamer fraud is a platform-wide problem, not just a Rollbit one.
Started to play under a streamer's code on Stake and scammed out of lossback and commision % for 175k in depo in 2 days He said he can give me an account, gave me an account created in 2025. Red flag #1, was already sus but he was a streamer so I said why would he scam? (1/2) https://t.co/gjpXQ7C6hW
Lost 25k yesterday, and then today lost almost 150k in depos all on slots and black jack. When I asked for loss back or the % we agreed on, im blocked? VIP on other platforms and never had this issue before. Looking to play under someone else (2/3)
There are countless stories on the timeline and in my DMs of Rollbit using the supremely disgusting "heads I win, tails you lose" strategy, where a user from a "prohibited jurisdiction" is allowed to deposit and lose money just fine, but the moment they win a large amount, the balance is seized. Rollbit often has employees and streamers in these prohibited jurisdictions, and no problems there... But when it's time to let a player withdraw their winnings, it's used as an excuse to do a full balance seizure (this is not legally required in any way - check if Stake/Shuffle/Duel ever do this. The answer is no.) They taunt you at the end with "you can sue us in Curacao" knowing well that lawsuits in Curacao cost tens of thousands to even begin and never go anywhere. If you play on Rollbit, prepare for your funds to be locked in a similar manner. It is disgusting, but it's the reality, and very little can be done legally after your money is lost. The best option is to move to an actually legit casino like Stake. Changes need to be made so that the owners of these Curacao shells can be made personally liable for the fraudulent tactics they use to unfairly seize user funds. This isn't something that should just disappear away into the night, which is what happens with 99% of crypto scams. Selective scamming on such a large scale demands personal responsibility from the UBOs. The system is broken if UK/UAE-based individuals can ruin lives and hide behind shell companies consequence-free. If you have been scammed by Rollbit, I want to hear from you. Send me a DM and write a comment below.