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TrustScore 3 out of 5

3.0

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  1. Gaming service Provider

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In an industry filled with "fly-by-night" operators, we built Truststake on a foundation of absolute transparency. After years behind the scenes, we saw that players were tired of questioning if their funds were safe or if the games were fair. Truststake is our answer: a rock-solid, high-energy environment where the name says it all. We’ve combined "bank-grade" security with a passion for world-class gaming, ensuring that while you focus on the strategy, we handle the safety in the background.

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3.0

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I found very good user experience

I found very good user experience. The payouts were fast. Overall great experience at truststake

16 March 2026
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Reply from Truststake

Hi Noed

It’s great to hear that you had such a smooth experience. Fast payouts are always a huge win, and we really appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback

Also, just as a side note if you ever need any additional information or have some concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our support, available 24/7 both via chat and email at support@truststake.com

Thank you once again

Regards,

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

One of hundreds fake scam cloned casino…

One of hundreds fake scam cloned casino scam sites run by criminals crooks scammers fraudsters and spammers from Eastern Europe pretending to be English British and regulated by. British gambling commission but it’s NIT. Fake bonuses fake free skins and the fake wins you receive are not classed as real win money and they will never allow you to withdraw any thing and will always fund a reason to close your account. Fake positive reviews by their own criminal associates . Stay away from these scam criminal casinos.

1 January 2026
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Reply from Truststake

Hi Jon,

Based on your description, it sounds like you may have encountered a site that is not affiliated with us. So to help us investigate this immediately and ensure other users aren't misled, could you please provide a bit more detail?

Thanks in advance

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Outright fraud

Outright fraud. Didn’t use them but it’s obvious and somehow it’s impossible to get them off my sms no matter how many times I report and block for spam.

23 December 2025
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Reply from Truststake

Hi Jon,

Based on your description, it sounds like you may have encountered a site that is not affiliated with us. So to help us investigate this immediately and ensure other users aren't misled, could you please provide a bit more detail?

Thanks in advance

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

FRAUD

In reply to The reply below -
Words are cheap
Once again, legitimate, regulated casinos don’t need to use cloudflare servers to hide their identity (they use their own servers) and I am still receiving sms spam on a daily basis. I’m not stupid and I stand by my review below remove your cloudflare servers if you have nothing to hide and don’t use sms spam to promote your “casino”.
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Truststake.com and truststake1 are 2 cloned sites and part of a coordinated online fraud network - not a legitimate or licensed. They operate through illegal SMS messages, email messages and fabricated bonus offers to lure victims into depositing money. The whole setup is designed to steal funds, not pay out winnings.

This is the sms message they sent me from a burner domain tonight - so they’re giving away £5000 just like that ???? So obviously a scam.

Hocus Bonus! Your account has been magically credited with a New Exclusive 5,000£ plus 300FS. All Set - Open:Link redacted)

This site is linked to burner domains and victims will be redirected to Another domain with a final deposit page. Everything is hidden behind Cloudflare to obscure the true operators, and multiple people have already reported being defrauded by identical scam sites. Police are involved

22 December 2025
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Reply from Truststake

Hi Mark

Based on your description, it sounds like you may have encountered a site that is not affiliated with us. So to help us investigate this immediately and ensure other users aren't misled, could you please provide a bit more detail?

Thanks in advance

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