Stakelogic slots

Who makes Stakelogic slots?

Stakelogic is a game supplier with a strong presence in the Netherlands and entities in both Britain and Malta. Our checked data lists Stakelogic BV and Stakelogic UK Limited as its entities licensed for Great Britain, alongside Stakelogic Malta Limited. In trade coverage from 2020 its chief executive was named as Stephan van den Oetelaar.

The company splits its output into three ranges: classic slots with fruit-machine styling, premium video slots with more elaborate features, and live casino. The live side includes Super Stake Roulette 5000x, a table game that carries the Super Stake name across from the slots. This page concentrates on the slots; our online slot providers hub covers other studios.

The classic range sits close to our guides on classic slot machines and online fruit slots, while the premium range belongs with video slot machines.

How Stakelogic Super Stake works

Super Stake is the patented feature most Stakelogic slots are built around. When you switch it on, the game takes an extra stake on every spin, which according to the company’s 2020 launch announcement effectively doubles what you pay. In return, an additional feature becomes active that can set off one of the game’s existing bonus features. The studio describes this as playing two games at once: the base game and the Super Stake feature game.

The launch material gave The Expendables Megaways as an example, where the Super Stake feature could fill the reels with wild symbols or remove the low-paying royals. Other early Super Stake titles named were Gods of Death, Dragons and Magic and Runner Runner Megaways. A stronger variant, Mega Super Stake, was announced in September 2020 for Lion Gold; its example put a £1.50 side bet on top of a £1 stake.

Mechanically it is a close relative of the ante bet: you pay more per spin and the game behaves differently. What it isn’t is a buy-in: the feature still starts at random during spins, so it doesn’t count as the kind of bonus buy that UK-licensed casinos don’t offer.

What Super Stake costs under UK stake limits

British law limits what one game cycle can cost: £2 for adults under 25, £5 for everyone older, with any extra stake taken during that cycle added to the total. The Gambling Commission’s stake limit guidance (opens in a new tab) sets this out. With a feature that doubles the spin cost, that halves the highest base stake you can choose.

Doubling the stake doubles the average cost of the session too. If a game returned 96% in both modes, 100 spins at a 50p base would cost an average of £2 without Super Stake and £4 with it. The RTP with Super Stake switched on can differ from the base figure, so check the help screen for both. Our pages on online slot stake limits and the 18–24 limit explain the caps.

Stakelogic slots and the 2.5-second spin rule

A British online slot round has had a floor of 2.5 seconds since 31 October 2021, and nothing in the game may shorten it. In June 2026 the Gambling Commission announced that Stakelogic BV would pay £122,835 for running slots too fast (opens in a new tab), after some of its games ran below the 2.5-second minimum. Our page on the spin speed rule explains why the limit exists.

The case is a reminder that the rules apply to the game supplier as well as the casino. For players, a spin that feels unusually quick on a UK site is worth reporting to the casino, and complaints that aren’t resolved can go to an approved dispute service, as described in our slot complaints guide.

Other UK rules that shape Stakelogic games

Beyond speed, the slot game design rules ban autoplay and stop games celebrating a return that is equal to or smaller than the stake. They also ban features that let a player run more than one slot at the same time. Stakelogic has promoted a Quattro feature, described in 2020 as letting players play up to four games simultaneously; under the British rule on multiple games, that kind of simultaneous play isn’t available on online slots in Britain.

The Commission’s RTS 14 on responsible product design (opens in a new tab) contains these requirements. Free demo play of Stakelogic games, where a casino offers it, is available only after age verification.

How to check a Stakelogic slot before you play

We don’t yet hold checked RTP, volatility or max-win figures for individual Stakelogic games, so the help screen is the source to trust.

1. Open the slot at a UK-licensed casino and find the information or rules screen.
2. Look for the RTP; if Super Stake has its own figure, note both.
3. Read what the Super Stake feature does in this particular game and how it starts.
4. Check the bet panel to see whether Super Stake is on and what each spin really costs.
5. Choose a base stake that keeps the total within your budget and the UK cap.

Our guide on how to find a slot’s RTP explains where the figure usually sits, and RTP variants covers why a casino may run a different version.

Branded and Megaways Stakelogic slots

Several Stakelogic premium titles use outside brands or licensed mechanics. The Expendables Megaways ties into the action film series, putting it among TV and film slot machines, and both it and Runner Runner Megaways use the Megaways reel system, whose changing reel heights are explained in our Megaways slot machines guide. The history of that mechanic and its licensing is on our Megaways history page.

Branded games don’t pay differently because of the licence, but licence fees are a cost to the supplier, and the RTP is still set by the maths, not the theme. Our branded slot machines guide looks at how these games are built.

Are Stakelogic slots worth playing?

If the classic range appeals, our fruit machines vs video slots comparison explains how online fruit-style games differ from the cabinets in pubs.

Where to play Stakelogic slots in the UK

Stakelogic games appear at some UK-licensed casinos; availability changes, so search the casino’s lobby for the title. None of the offers below is linked to Stakelogic games, and free spins from welcome offers are played at a fixed 10p value without any Super Stake option.

Coral gives new players 100 free spins after a deposit and £10 of slot bets (10p each, selected games, accept within 48 hours, valid 7 days, no wagering on winnings). Ladbrokes gives up to 500 free spins, 50 a day for 10 days at 10p on selected games with no wagering, after £10 of slot play. PlayOJO gives 80 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza (10p each, no wagering) with a first deposit of at least £10. 18+, terms apply.

Set a deposit limit first, and if you use Super Stake, budget for double the spin cost.

18+. Gambling should be entertainment that costs money, not a way to make it. Decide a budget before you play: plan a slot budget. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.