Great News for UK Players: Stake Kicked Out of the Market!
Sometimes, the gambling industry actually delivers good news—and today is one of those days! Stake.uk.com has been ordered to leave the UK market, and honestly, it’s a reason to celebrate. The reason? A video featuring the Stake logo alongside an adult film actress. While we express our gratitude for her excellent work, it seems this was the final straw for the UK Gambling Commission.
UK Players Rejoice – One Less Shady Operator!
The Gambling Commission has confirmed that Stake.uk.com will cease operations in the UK starting March 10, 2025. Players have already been notified, with the company advising them to withdraw their funds before the site shuts down. A rare move that actually benefits the players? We’ll take it!
Football Clubs Put on Notice
Stake, known for being the front-of-shirt sponsor for Everton, has landed itself (and other clubs) in hot water. The UK Gambling Commission plans to send a stern warning to football teams that promote unlicensed gambling operators. Maybe—just maybe—this will mean fewer fake-money streams polluting the internet.
A Reminder: The Premier League’s Gambling Sponsor Ban is Coming
Let’s not forget that Premier League clubs already voted to ban front-of-shirt gambling sponsorships by the end of the 2025/26 season. This Stake fiasco just proves why that decision couldn’t come soon enough.
A History of Issues
Oh, and this isn’t Stake’s first rodeo with regulators. Their UK operator, TGP Europe, was already fined £316,250 in April 2023 for failing to meet anti-money laundering and social responsibility requirements. Who could’ve guessed that cutting corners might come back to bite them?
Final Thoughts
UK players, take a moment to celebrate—one less predatory operator in the market. As for Stake? Don’t worry, the crypto casino scene will welcome them with open arms. And let’s be honest, those who know the game will continue to play where the real action is—without dealing with UK regulators breathing down their necks.
KingDestroyXD It’s great to see Sweden protecting its players! GG.bet has been known for lowering RTPs, and it’s a relief to see them off the market. We need more action like this to ensure a fair gaming environment!
ClosetClient I've been watching him for a long time, all these streamers are smeared with the same world. Changed his nickname and thinks that no one will notice? Lol. I myself once fell for such crap, I lost 4k in a week. Never again.
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Let’s be honest, this won’t stop anything. The real gamblers know where to go, and Stake will continue to operate in other markets. Just another PR stunt.
Good riddance! Maybe now we’ll see fewer fake-money streamers pretending to win big on these rigged platforms. Hope Twitch and YouTube crack down too!
I feel bad for the football clubs that partnered with them. This just proves why teams should be more careful about who they do business with.
Honestly, I doubt this will change much. Those who want to gamble on Stake will just use a VPN or switch to crypto casinos. The government is always one step behind.
Finally, some good news! Stake and other shady casinos have been taking advantage of players for too long. Hopefully, this is just the start of cleaning up the industry.