
Editorial
Reasonably safe, moderate value — weekly+ payouts, crypto rails.
House Grade
Medium
~40%
On request
Weekly / faster
Yes
No
Medium
~40%
On request
Weekly / faster
S2S Yes / API No
The Stake.com affiliate program serves as a foundational component for any diversified iGaming portfolio. It is specifically optimized for content creators, streamers, and media buyers targeting crypto-native demographics or high-volume "grinders" who generate massive betting turnover. You should choose this program if you want to replace the stress of high-variance, loss-dependent revenue models with a highly predictable, risk-free stream backed by unmatched global brand awareness.
Launched in June 2017 by tech entrepreneurs Edward Craven and Bijan Tehrani , Stake.com has rapidly scaled into the world's largest offshore cryptocurrency casino and sportsbook. The brand operates via a dual-entity corporate structure, splitting its advanced technical engineering at Easygo Solutions in Melbourne, Australia, from its offshore operational setup and licensing managed by Medium Rare N.V. in Curaçao. Commanding over 121 million monthly visits , Stake dominates the global market through a highly aggressive lifestyle ecosystem fueled by premier sports sponsorships—including English Premier League club Everton FC and the Sauber Formula 1 team —as well as its co-owned streaming giant, Kick.com. To navigate an evolving global legal landscape, the platform is actively expanding its presence via localized licensing in emerging, regulated regions.
Commission Type
RevShare
Payout Frequency
Weekly / faster
Software
In-house
No reports filed against this program.
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