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Stake Originals payout tables

Looking for a multiplier or a blackjack decision? All six TGD tables are here, with full-size images and examples to help you read them quickly.

01 · Blackjack

Blackjack S17 strategy chart: hit, stand, double and split

A hand to play? Match your cards with the dealer’s upcard to find the basic strategy action.

H: hit; S: stand; Dh: double, otherwise hit; Ds: double, otherwise stand; P: split. Chart for 4–8 decks, dealer stands on all 17s, double after split allowed, dealer checks for blackjack, no surrender. Full rules appear on the image. Use the pairs section only when splitting is allowed.

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Blackjack S17 strategy chart for 4–8 decks: hard hands, soft hands and pairs, with H, S, Dh, Ds and P actions — **Blackjack · The Gambling Desk table.** 10 against 9: double, otherwise hit. A–7 against 2: stand. Find the no-split cases and differences from the Stake Original in the Blackjack guide.

02 · Mines

Mines table: multipliers by mine and gem

One mine or twenty-four? Compare what each gem pays for your grid setup.

The first column shows the number of mines. Columns 1g, 2g and onwards show the gems revealed. Their intersection gives the multiplier; a blank cell means the combination is impossible.

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Stake Mines multiplier table by number of mines in the 25-square grid and number of gems revealed — **Mines · The Gambling Desk table.** With one mine, the first gem pays 1.03× and the second takes the multiplier to 1.08×.

03 · Pump

Pump table: multipliers from Easy to Expert

Find every balloon stage and compare Pump’s four difficulty levels.

Find the number of successful pumps in the first column, then the difficulty. Stay on the same row to compare Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert.

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Stake Pump multiplier table by successful pumps for Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert difficulties — **Pump · The Gambling Desk table.** After three pumps: 1.11× on Easy, 1.46× on Medium, 1.98× on Hard and 4.95× on Expert.

04 · Dragon Tower

Dragon Tower table: payouts across nine levels

Dragon Tower’s five difficulty levels and nine floors in a single chart.

Rows correspond to difficulty levels. Columns run from level 9 to level 1: start on the right to read the first floor, then work your way left.

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Stake Dragon Tower payout table by level from 9 to 1 and Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert or Master difficulty — **Dragon Tower · The Gambling Desk table.** On Easy, the first three levels pay 1.31×, 1.74× and 2.32×. On Hard, they pay 1.96×, 3.92× and 7.84×.

05 · Chicken

Chicken table: multipliers by step and difficulty

Follow the chicken’s steps and compare their multipliers, from Easy to Expert.

The first column shows completed steps. Choose the difficulty to find the multiplier. Blank cells indicate steps that do not exist in the selected mode.

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Stake Chicken multiplier table by successful step in Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert modes — **Chicken · The Gambling Desk table.** After five steps, the table shows 1.31× on Easy and 60.29× on Expert, where continuing successfully is less likely.

06 · Moles

Moles table: multipliers by moles and hits

From one to six moles: find the multiplier for each hit and compare setups.

Choose the column for the number of moles, from six to one, then the row for successful hits. The multiplier at that intersection is the cashout value at that stage.

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Stake Moles multiplier table by successful hits and setups from six moles to one mole across seven positions — **Moles · The Gambling Desk table.** With six moles, the first hit pays 1.14×; with just one mole, it pays 6.86×, with a lower chance of success.

Multiplier, return and profit: an example

A multiplier gives the total return, including your stake. With a stake of 10 and a cashout at 1.50×, you receive 15: your original 10 plus 5 in profit. For Blackjack, the chart indicates a decision, not a payout multiplier.

Keep the tables handy

Each image is available as an original PNG: open it in a tab to zoom in, or download it for later. Captions and examples are in English; the English terms on the tables match the game labels.

A question about how a round works? The link below each table takes you to the game’s guide. To verify a completed result, see the provably fair guide.

About these tables

These visuals were created by The Gambling Desk. The payout tables reproduce the values supplied by Stake within each game for the stated settings; the Blackjack chart shows S17 strategy for the rules printed on the image. Multipliers checked on September 23, 2026; Blackjack chart checked on September 24, 2026. Your settings must match the game you are playing; its help panel shows the applicable values if they change. Multiplier tables do not predict the outcome of a round.

Table sources

Stake — result calculations by game

Wizard of Odds — Blackjack strategy for 4–8 decks, S17