Stake License

The Stake license does not cover all countries or regions, and operations are restricted in certain territories on all platforms, including website, mobile apps, and related services. If you are located in a blocked jurisdiction, you must not use the real-money gaming service, even if the site is technically accessible.

The following are examples of excluded countries or regions, together with the main reason for restriction:

• United States of America, Regulatory ban and local licensing requirements
• United Kingdom, Local regulator restrictions and no licence coverage in that jurisdiction
• Netherlands, Local gambling rules and regulator restrictions
• France, No licence coverage and national regulatory ban on this international service
• Spain, National licensing framework not aligned to this original licence game model
• Italy, Local gambling licence system and regulator restrictions for foreign operators
• Australia, National interactive gambling rules and regulator enforcement
• Curaçao, Local policies affecting certain types of gaming services
• Singapore, Regulatory ban on many forms of online gambling
• North Korea, Regulatory and political restrictions on online services
• Iran, Domestic legal ban on most gambling activity
• Afghanistan, Local law restrictions on games of chance
• Syria, National rules that prohibit most forms of remote gambling
• Yemen, Domestic legal ban and regulator restrictions
• Sudan, Legal and regulatory ban on gambling services

Stake as a brand is distinct from the corporate entities that hold the licence from the relevant gambling regulator, and the brand itself is not the owner of those companies. The brand does not manage, run, or control the day to day operations of the licensed company.

The brand has no financial, managerial, or other controlling interest in the licensed company beyond branding and related arrangements. The brand cannot influence operational, business, or management decisions taken by the licence holder in relation to any online game or gaming service. The brand is not responsible, and cannot be held liable, for any action, omission, breach, or violation committed by the licensed company under its game licence. Any claim, complaint, or dispute must be directed to the relevant licensed company or to the competent regulator that supervises that licence.

A licence and regulator seal verification system is in place so that you can confirm the current status of the Stake license and check that the displayed gaming authorisation is genuine. You can use this tool to review whether the legality of the online gambling service matches the regulatory details issued by the authority.

The verification function is a digital status-check tool that connects you to information held by the regulator about the game licence and the licensed company. All texts, images, logos, seals, and other materials shown in that tool are the intellectual property of the regulator or the relevant rights holder. The content is protected by copyright and related intellectual property laws, and any commercial or other use by third parties is not allowed unless prior written consent is given. Any misuse, alteration, or misleading display of the licence details or regulator seal may lead to corrective measures or legal penalties under applicable law.

All trademarks, logos, names, and other commercial signs shown on the Stake site, apps, and services are protected as intellectual property of the rights holder, which may be the licensed company, the brand owner, or the regulator. These signs identify the source of the online gambling service and help you recognise the original licence game and related gaming products.

Ownership of these signs extends beyond the main brand name and logo to cover domain names, visual identity, style elements, and other unique brand features connected to the game and gaming platform. Any unauthorised copying, imitation, registration, or use of these protected elements for another gambling site, online game, or service is prohibited. Inappropriate use or infringement may result in legal liability, including civil or regulatory action by the rights holder or the competent authority.