Stake Originals in Canada
Stake Originals are the casino's in-house games — Mines, Plinko, Crash, Dice and a dozen more. This page is a Canadian-friendly map of the category: what each game is, how it plays, and how the risk differs.
Quick answer
Stake Originals are provably fair, in-house titles built by Stake rather than outside studios. Mines is one of the most played, alongside Plinko, Crash, Dice and Limbo. Each has its own mechanics, volatility and house edge.
Why Stake Mines leads the list
Mines is the reason this site exists. It pairs a simple grid with a constant risk-or-bank decision, which is why so many Canadians look it up first.
Simple to grasp, sharp to play
Pick safe tiles, avoid hidden mines, cash out before your luck runs out. There is nothing to learn beyond that loop, yet the mine-count setting lets you dial risk from gentle to extreme.
If you only read one of our guides, make it the Stake Mines Canada overview, then layer on the strategy notes and the payout chart.
Mines vs Dragon Tower
Both are step-reveal games. Mines uses a 5×5 grid you explore freely; Dragon Tower climbs row by row. Same tension, different shape.
Mines vs Crash
Crash is a single rising curve you must exit before it busts. Mines spreads that same "stop in time" decision across individual tiles.
Popular Stake Originals at a glance
A responsive comparison of well-known Stake Originals. Volatility labels are general guidance — the live game always shows current details.
| Game | Type | Core mechanic | Volatility feel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stake Mines | Grid reveal | Flip safe tiles, dodge hidden mines, cash out | Adjustable (low → extreme) |
| Stake Plinko | Drop | Ball falls through pegs into multiplier buckets | Selectable rows & risk |
| Stake Crash | Multiplier curve | Cash out before the rising curve busts | High |
| Stake Dice | Roll | Predict over/under a chosen number | Fully adjustable |
| Stake Limbo | Target multiplier | Set a target; win if the result reaches it | Low → very high |
| Stake Keno | Number pick | Choose numbers and match the draw | Selectable risk |
| Stake Hilo | Card guess | Call higher or lower on the next card | Builds with streaks |
| Stake Dragon Tower | Ladder reveal | Climb rows, avoid the wrong tile each level | Adjustable |
| Stake Slide | Multiplier | Exit before the marker slides past your point | High |
| Stake Wheel | Wheel spin | Spin into segmented multipliers | Selectable risk |
| Stake Blackjack | Card classic | Beat the dealer to 21 without busting | Strategy-based |
| Stake Roulette | Table classic | Bet on numbers, colours or ranges | Bet-dependent |
| Stake Video Poker | Card classic | Hold and draw to build a paying hand | Strategy-based |
Game availability, mechanics and house edge can change. Confirm everything in the live game before you play.
Reveal games vs instant-multiplier games
REVEAL Step-by-step
- Mines, Dragon Tower, Hilo, Keno.
- You make several decisions per round.
- The multiplier builds as you progress.
- Cash-out timing is the main skill element.
INSTANT Single outcome
- Crash, Limbo, Dice, Slide, Wheel.
- One result decides the round quickly.
- Risk is set before you commit.
- Pace is faster, with less in-round control.
Playing from Canada
Whichever Original you try, the same rules apply: confirm gambling is allowed in your province or territory, set limits, and treat it as entertainment. Curious whether the platform is trustworthy? Read our is Stake legit page. New here? The GETRAKEBACK promo code activates the Unlock Rakeback welcome offer, and the app page covers mobile play.
Responsible play: All Stake Originals involve real risk and no game guarantees a return. Set a budget before you start, never chase losses, and step away if play stops being fun. You must be 19+ or the legal age in your province/territory.
Stake Originals questions
Originals are built in-house by Stake rather than licensed from outside studios. Mines, Plinko, Crash, Dice, Limbo, Keno, Hilo, Dragon Tower, Slide and Wheel are common examples.
Many Canadians start with Mines or Dice because the rules are easy to read. With Mines, a low mine count keeps risk gentle while you learn the cash-out rhythm — see our strategy page.
No. Each title has its own mechanics, volatility and edge, and many let you adjust the risk yourself. Always read the live game for current figures rather than assuming.
Use our informational Mines multiplier & payout chart to model how the numbers move, then confirm the live values in the game itself.