Then why not Casinoguru request it to the casino instead of you if you have a lead that the Stake games really have a problem with their provably fair system because they will surely entertain you due to risk involved since Stake has a lot of customer.
IIRC Stake already mention that they already provided you data for your overall bets. I’m not really good technical aspect of the provably fair system.
While Casinoguru might have the clout to request data on behalf of others, my GDPR right is personal—and Stake’s refusal to fully comply speaks for itself. Stake claims they’ve provided me with an overall summary of my bets, but that’s just a fraction of the truth. I demand the complete, unaltered session-by-session betting history, which would reveal the systematic manipulation behind their so-called “provably fair” system.
Let’s be clear:
- I have a legal right under GDPR to access all my personal data—not a summary, but the full details.
- The fact that Stake has stalled for over 147 days and only offers me partial data is damning evidence of their intent to obscure the real picture.
- This isn’t a technical debate on house edge; it’s about transparency and legal compliance.
- If Stake had nothing to hide, they would comply immediately without the need for third-party intervention.
I’m not waiting for Casinoguru to step in—the responsibility lies with Stake to honor their legal obligations. Until they provide the complete data, their claims of fairness remain in question, and the evidence will eventually expose the true extent of their rigged system.