Fourteen of fifteen surveyed game categories are present here, drawn from more than eighty studios and combined with a full sportsbook inside a single account. The total catalogue size is reported inconsistently — published figures run from 4,700 to 8,000 titles — and the honest range on current counts is roughly 6,300 to 6,900. What distinguishes this operator from a conventional casino is not the reel library but the instant-win section: eighteen in-house titles including Dino, Chicken and Plinko that exist nowhere else.
How the Catalogue Breaks Down
The library covers slots, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, video poker, bingo, keno, craps and dice, scratch cards, jackpot titles, crash games, dealer-streamed tables, live show formats, and both sports and esports betting. Of fifteen categories surveyed by an independent portal, fourteen were available.
The largest section, spanning Megaways, feature-buy, hold-and-win and progressive formats
Roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker and game show formats from nine studios
Crash, mining and drop mechanics built for the brand by outside developers
Branded titles unavailable at other operators, plus thirteen further originals
Pooled prizes across several studios, with lower base return rates as a consequence
Pre-match events monthly, alongside more than 20,000 in-play markets
On the question of total size, six different figures circulate: 4,700, 6,365, 6,400, 6,675, 6,912 and 8,000. The lowest comes from a page whose body text still describes the operator as three years old, which dates its underlying research to around 2022 regardless of its update stamp. The clustering between 6,300 and 6,900 across three independently maintained sources is the more reliable reading. Counts also differ legitimately, because catalogue availability varies by region and studios are added and removed continuously. The full contradiction record across published sources is set out in the main review.
Dealer-Streamed Tables: Counts, Stakes and Studios
This section is the strongest part of the catalogue and the least well documented in published reviews, most of which get no further than a headline count. The tables below set out what is actually available.
| Format | Tables | Stake range | Notable variants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roulette | 43 | $0.10 – $10,000 | XXXtreme Lightning Roulette, Speed Roulette, Namaste Roulette, Türkçe Rulet |
| Blackjack | 70+ | $1 – $5,000 | ONE Blackjack, Infinite Blackjack, Power Blackjack, Free Bet Blackjack |
| Baccarat | 38 | Varies by table | No Commission Speed Baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Super Sic Bo, Baccarat Squeeze |
| Game shows | 16 | Varies by table | Wheel and multiplier formats with presenter-led rounds |
| Poker | 7 | Varies by table | The smallest live section on the platform |
Streams are supplied by nine studios: Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, Ezugi, LuckyStreak, SA Gaming, XPro Gaming, BetGames.TV, 7Mojos and EGT. Evolution accounts for the majority of the roulette and blackjack tables, including the higher-production formats. Reported totals for the section differ by a factor of three — one publisher states more than 500 live titles, another counts around 150 after examining the lobby directly. The itemised count is the more credible, since 500 would require roughly three times the tables actually enumerated by format.
The stake range is the section's genuine strength. Roulette opening at ten cents and extending to $10,000 accommodates both a cautious player and a substantial one at the same tables, which is uncommon. French-speaking dealers are available, which matters for Quebec — no other published source covering this operator mentions it.
Live tables earn no loyalty points. The programme awards one point per $100 staked on reel games, sports and instant-win titles. Dealer-streamed play accrues nothing, which means a player concentrating here never advances a tier regardless of volume.
Live play contributes little or nothing toward a wagering requirement. Reel games contribute 100 percent, table games 10 percent, live titles less again or not at all. Attempting to clear a bonus at a live table does not work. The contribution table is set out on the bonus terms page.
A separate rebate does apply to this section: 15 percent of weekly losses, capped at C$15,000 — a higher rate than the 10 percent offered on cryptocurrency play, and on a weekly rather than monthly cycle.
In-House Instant Titles: Dino, Chicken and Plinko
This is what makes the operator distinctive. Eighteen instant-win titles sit alongside fourteen exclusive branded releases and thirteen further originals — a combined forty-five games that cannot be played elsewhere. Published reviews mention them in passing; only one examines them in any detail.
| Title | Mechanic | How a round works |
|---|---|---|
| Dino | Crash | A multiplier climbs from 1× and stops without warning. The player cashes out before it does, or loses the stake. |
| Chicken | Sequential risk | Advance step by step, each carrying a failure probability. Collect at any point or lose everything on a failed step. |
| Plinko | Drop and path | A ball falls through a peg field into a payout slot. Risk level and row count adjust the distribution. |
| Mines | Grid reveal | Uncover safe tiles across a grid seeded with hidden mines. The multiplier rises with each reveal. |
| Space XY | Crash | Same structure as Dino with a different presentation and multiplier curve. |
| Roll the Dice | Over-under | Predict whether a roll lands above or below a chosen threshold. The player sets the odds by setting the line. |
An important attribution point: these titles are not built by the operator. They are commissioned from outside developers — UpGaming, Evoplay, Pragmatic Play and Twain Sport among them — and carry the operator's branding. That distinction matters for accountability, because the party responsible for the underlying mathematics is not the party displaying the results.
A complaint was filed against this operator with an independent mediation service alleging that the instant-win titles were not delivering fair results. The complaint was rejected on procedural grounds — the service stated it lacked the investigative tools and expertise to examine transaction-level allegations of this kind. That is not a finding that the games are fair. It is a finding that the service could not determine the question either way, and the distinction is worth preserving rather than collapsing in either direction.
Separately, no cryptographic provably-fair verification mechanism is documented for these titles in any published source. Several crypto-native competitors publish seed-and-hash verification allowing a player to confirm a round's outcome independently. Where that facility is absent, a player relies on the operator's own reporting.
The instant-win section carries its own welcome offer at 100 percent up to $500 on deposits between $20 and $500, separate from the casino package. These titles do accrue loyalty points at the standard rate of one per $100 staked — unlike dealer-streamed tables. Their contribution toward a wagering requirement, however, is reduced or excluded.
Software-Dealt Card and Wheel Games
Alongside the streamed tables sits a conventional software-dealt section covering blackjack, roulette, baccarat, video poker, craps and casino poker variants. The distinction between the two is frequently misunderstood and has practical consequences.
| Attribute | Software-dealt | Dealer-streamed |
|---|---|---|
| Outcome determined by | Certified random number generator | Physical cards, wheel or dice on camera |
| Pace | Player-controlled, no waiting | Fixed by the dealer and other players at the table |
| Minimum stake | Generally lower | Set per table, from $0.10 on roulette |
| Rollover contribution | 10% | Reduced or excluded |
| Loyalty points | Not awarded | Not awarded |
| House edge | Typically lower than reel games | Comparable to the software-dealt equivalent |
The house edge point is the substantive one. Blackjack played with correct basic strategy carries a materially lower edge than a typical reel title, and European roulette sits well below the average slot. For a player concerned with the cost of entertainment per hour rather than with bonus mechanics, this section is the most economical part of the catalogue. It is also, at 10 percent contribution, the least efficient place to clear a rollover — the two facts pull in opposite directions and are worth holding together when deciding where to play.
Reel Games in Brief
Roughly six thousand reel titles form the largest part of the catalogue, spanning Megaways, feature-buy, hold-and-win, cluster-pays and progressive jackpot formats from studios including Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, Relax Gaming, NetEnt, Push Gaming and Quickspin.
One finding from a published audit affects the whole section and is worth flagging here rather than leaving buried. A sample of eighty-four titles across fourteen studios found return-to-player configurations ranging from 88.4 percent to 98 percent, with every Red Tiger release running below the studio's published default settings. Operators may select among the builds a studio ships, so this is a commercial choice rather than a fault — but it changes the expected cost of play, and it is checkable in each game's own information panel.
Sports and Competitive Gaming Markets
The sportsbook shares the same account and balance as the casino, and it is more substantial than most casino-first reviews of this operator suggest — several mention it in a single line and move on.
| Sport | Coverage | In-play streaming |
|---|---|---|
| Ice hockey | NHL and international competitions, full market range | Selected fixtures |
| Football | The deepest section — World Cup, Champions League, national leagues | Yes |
| Basketball | NBA and international, 50+ markets per game including alternate handicaps | Yes |
| Tennis | Grand Slam and tour events, next-set and game markets | Yes |
| Baseball | MLB and international | Selected |
| Combat sports | MMA and boxing | Selected |
| Esports | Counter-Strike, Valorant, Dota 2, League of Legends | Yes |
| Niche markets | Ball hockey, water polo, squash, floorball, futsal, snooker, darts | No |
Volume runs to more than 30,000 pre-match events and 20,000 in-play markets monthly across eighteen sports, with 973 distinct betting options catalogued in the sports section. Cash-out is available up to the closing moments of an event, and existing bets can be edited by adding, changing or removing selections — a feature absent from many competing books.
For Canadian players, hockey is the obvious entry point and it is covered properly, with NHL markets and in-play streaming on selected fixtures. Sports staking also earns loyalty points at the same rate as reel games, which makes the sportsbook a more efficient route to tier progression than the live casino section.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many games does MyStake have?
Published figures range from 4,700 to 8,000. The realistic current range is 6,300 to 6,900, which is where three independently maintained sources cluster. The 4,700 figure comes from a page whose body text still describes the operator as three years old, dating its research to around 2022. Counts also differ legitimately because availability varies by region and the roster changes continuously.
Are MyStake mini games fair?
The question has not been independently settled. A complaint alleging unfair results in these titles was filed with a mediation service and rejected on procedural grounds — the service stated it lacked the tools and expertise to investigate allegations of that kind. That is not a finding of fairness; it is a finding that the question could not be determined. No cryptographic provably-fair verification is documented for these titles, so a player has no independent means of checking a round's outcome. The games themselves are built by outside developers including UpGaming, Evoplay and Pragmatic Play rather than by the operator.
Does MyStake use Evolution Gaming?
Yes. Evolution supplies the majority of the dealer-streamed roulette and blackjack tables, including higher-production formats such as XXXtreme Lightning Roulette and Infinite Blackjack. Eight further studios contribute to the live section: Pragmatic Play Live, Ezugi, LuckyStreak, SA Gaming, XPro Gaming, BetGames.TV, 7Mojos and EGT.
Do live casino games count toward wagering?
Little or not at all. Reel games contribute 100 percent toward a wagering requirement, software-dealt table games contribute 10 percent, and dealer-streamed titles contribute less again or are excluded entirely. Live play also earns no loyalty points, which the tier programme awards only on reel games, sports and instant-win titles. Attempting to clear a bonus at a live table is not a workable approach.
Does MyStake have a sportsbook?
Yes, sharing the same account and balance as the casino. Coverage runs to more than 30,000 pre-match events and 20,000 in-play markets monthly across eighteen sports, including NHL hockey, football, basketball, tennis and four esports titles. Cash-out is available until the closing stages of an event, and placed bets can be edited. Sports staking earns loyalty points at the same rate as reel games.
19+ in most of Canada; 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. Instant-win titles with short rounds and rapid restarts can encourage longer sessions than intended. Free confidential support is available through ConnexOntario, PlaySmart and ResponsibleGambling.org.
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