Stake’s Daily Race explained: the $100k leaderboard, honestly
Stake’s Daily Race is a wager leaderboard that pays out $100,000 every 24 hours: per Stake’s own promotion page, every bet you place across its Casino and Sportsbook counts toward your position, entry is automatic as soon as you wager, and top finishers claim their prizes from the VIP section when the day’s race ends.
The mechanics that matter: there is no opt-in and no ticket, your wagering volume is your score, and both casino and sportsbook play count, which makes it one of the broader races among the operators we track. The promotion has run continuously (Stake’s page currently lists it through December 31, 2026), so it works like a standing feature rather than a one-off event, and it sits alongside Stake’s separate $75k Weekly Raffle, which is a random draw, not a race: your wagering earns entries there, but placement is luck, while the Daily Race is pure volume ranking.
The one thing Stake does not publish on the promotion page is the part you actually need to judge the race: the per-rank prize table and what volume a paid place takes on a given day. Without a published prize curve or cutoffs, you cannot price whether climbing is worth the extra wagering, so treat the Daily Race as a free overlay on play you were doing anyway rather than a target. Our worth-chasing math applies in full here, and we track the race’s published terms and flag what the operator leaves unstated rather than guessing at numbers.
Key points
- Pays $100,000 every 24 hours; entry is automatic the moment you wager (per Stake’s promo page).
- Casino AND sportsbook bets both count toward your leaderboard position.
- Prizes are claimed from the VIP section after the race ends.
- The Daily Race ranks by volume; Stake’s separate $75k Weekly Raffle is a random draw.
- Stake does not publish the per-rank prize table or daily cutoffs: you cannot price a chase.
FAQ
How do you enter Stake’s Daily Race?
You don’t enter anything: per Stake’s promotion page, you are in the race automatically as soon as you wager, and every bet across Casino and Sportsbook counts toward your leaderboard position.
Do sports bets count toward the Stake Daily Race?
Yes. Stake’s promotion page states the race covers play across its Casino and Sportsbook, so sportsbook wagers move you up the same leaderboard as casino bets.
How much do you need to wager to win the Stake Daily Race?
Stake doesn’t publish leaderboard cutoffs or a per-rank prize table, and the required volume varies by day. The top of the board is dominated by very high-volume players; without published cutoffs, treat any prize as an overlay on play you were doing anyway rather than a target.
Where do you claim Stake race winnings?
From the VIP section of your Stake account once the day’s race has ended, per Stake’s promotion page. Check the claim terms shown there for your prize.
Sources
Where the figures on this page were read, checked 2026-09-02. Terms change without notice, so treat these as the pages to re-check.
Page contributors
Jacob Mraz, Race Data Analyst, WagerRace. Tracks prize pools, places paid and cash-vs-bonus mechanics across live crypto casino races, and holds any figure that can’t be corroborated.
Reviewed this page on 2026-09-02. Corrections are applied to the underlying record rather than patched into the copy. More about the team on our about page.
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