Bloomberg: Stake crypto casino ambassadors have a win rate four times higher than regular players in their self-developed games

Foresight News reported that, according to an in-depth data analysis by Bloomberg Businessweek of approximately 500 hours of slot machine gameplay at the crypto casino Stake, the platform's ambassadors Drake and Adin Ross won jackpots (with payout multipliers exceeding 1,000x) at a much higher frequency than other players when playing games operated by Stake's parent company, Easygo Entertainment.

Among the 25 streamers evaluated, ordinary players won a jackpot on average once every 10,000 spins. In contrast, Drake and Ross's jackpot rate on Easygo's proprietary games was more than four times the average, at about once every 2,500 spins. The investigation found that most high-value payouts occurred after Stake co-founder Ed Craven appeared in the livestream or offered advice. When the two played third-party slot games, their win rates returned to average levels. In response, Stake stated that the investigation methods were "categorically incorrect," arguing that the jackpot metric is arbitrary and ignores the mathematical mechanisms of different games. Currently, Stake faces at least 11 class-action lawsuits in the United States over its allegedly misleading advertising.