Stake US Moles (How to Play Stake Moles Explained)

Stake.us is an online sweepstakes casino that launched in 2022, and since that time, they’ve developed several Stake Originals games, including Plinko, Dice, Mines, Chicken, and more. Now, the latest is Moles, a prediction/multiplier game.

After spending some time playing Moles, I focused on the gameplay, how the high-risk/reward system works, how it feels to play, and looked into other mechanics to see if this was a game worth playing.

Below, I’ll provide a complete game review of Stake.us’ Moles game, including what it is, how to play it, how to win, and more.

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Stake Originals Guide

What is Moles (Stake Originals)?

Moles is a grid-like prediction game from Stake Originals that uses a format reliant on risk-reward, similar to the Stake Original titles like Chicken.

• The game draws inspiration from the arcade game “Whack-A-Mole,” but it’s the inverse of that and not reaction-based.

The game features seven holes, and the concept is to make selections manually or automatically to either increase your multiplier, cash out, or have an instant loss condition.

How to play Stake Original Moles

As I mentioned, there are similarities between Moles and the classic arcade game “Whack-A-Mole,” but instead of reacting to moles popping out of the holes, the objective is to use a mallet, pick holes, and if a mole is there, you win.

You can finish there and collect your rewards, or, you can opt to keep going to receive a higher multiplier. However, if you keep going and you lose, you lose everything.

• There are two game modes: Manual and Auto. This can be chosen at the top of the game.

I started off with Manuel mode.

How to win Stake Moles Games Online

To win at Moles, it’s simple: Predict and guess as many holes that possess a mole as possible.

The more moles you add, the less the multiplier is, but the more chances there are of winning. So, to win at Moles, you’ll need to be lucky in your selections based on the number of moles you select.

I tried out different tactics to see what would yield the best results, and I have one suggestion for the strategy.

While you could select the same hole each time and, yes, each round is independent of the last, diversifying the holes you choose will increase the overall probability of a win. This way you’re not reliant on one single hole the entire time.

I had fun coming up with different strategies, but ultimately, the game is completely random.

What are the Moles payouts & profitability percentages on Stake US?

How much you win playing  Moles depends entirely on the number of moles you select, between 1 and 6.

Here’s a table of the possible reward structure:

As you can see, the winning structure and Gold Coins/Stake Cash you can receive are drastically different. If you choose to go the safe route, with 6 moles, the smallest multiplier is 1.14x.

The maximum multiplier is 5,649,504.980x when you correctly make eight consecutive selections with just 1 Mole chosen.

The game has an RTP of 98% and there are no bonus rounds.

What are users saying online about Moles on Stake

To learn more about Moles, I wanted to find some feedback from everyday players. To do so, I went over to the r/stakeus subreddit.

This player went to the subreddit looking for strategies, and as the first comment points out, there really isn’t a strategy. Every round of the game is independent from the last, so there’s no way to really reliably plan or strategize your next move.

Some players were offering up their own strategies, but these weren’t gameplay strategies, but more so Gold Coins/Stake Cash management strategies, such as how many Stake.us moles to use, when to leave the game and collect your rewards, and more.

There was another post on that subreddit looking for player feedback.

The sentiments were pretty much the same: There wasn’t a strong love for it, but there wasn’t a dislike either.

This appears to be one of those games that’s worth trying out for players, but hasn’t become the top title in the Stake Originals category. During my review of the game, it ranked sixth in the number of concurrent players.

How does Moles compare to other Stake Originals?

Stake Original Moles is similar to two other titles: Chicken and Crash.

The Stake Chicken game has a payout structure similar to Moles, but the gameplay feels different.

With Chicken, you’ll pick a game difficulty, and click on each circle (which is really more like a sewer cap) and attempt to get your chicken across the road amid traffic, fire coming up from the caps, or the chicken falling through.

So, while these games are similar in that the payouts are based on multipliers, the gameplay feeling is much more engaging with Chicken.

Then there's the Stake Crash game. Crash is another game where you’re given Gold Coins and/or Sweeps Coins based on multipliers. With this game, you’ll pick what multiplier you want to end the game at, and the game will continually progress until it crashes out. Depending on your decision, the game will either reach your multiplier threshold, or it will crash before your threshold is met.

Summary about Moles on Stake

Moles is a new Stake Originals title that is a prediction/multiplier game where the concept is choosing between 1 and 6 Moles, wielding your mallet, and selecting holes with the goal of there being a mole inside of it.

• There are plenty of multiplier possibilities here, ranging from 1.14x to 5,649,504.980x.

There’s no real way to strategize this game, as each round is completely unique and different from the last. Instead, you’ll want to set up a strategy for yourself in terms of Gold Coins/Stake Cash management.

• This can come in the form of setting up parameters for yourself, such as the number of moles you’re willing to pick.

The game possesses a Manual and Auto mode that both have the same structure; only with Auto, you’ll pre-select which holes for the mallet to choose and how many games you want to play.

I had a fun time playing Moles, and in my opinion, it is a decent addition to Stake Originals. However, I can’t say I was too crazy about the game either, as I am with some other, more engaging games.

FAQs about Moles on Stake