
Stake.us is an online sweepstakes casino that is no stranger to putting out Stake Originals games that are completely unique to its platform. In fact, there’s an entire section of their casino library dedicated to these games.
In all, there are 31 options, and while there may be some games where you’ll find similar options elsewhere, there are some that I’ve never seen before anywhere else.
One of those games is the new game I’ll be checking out today: Stake.us Zoo.
Below, I’ll examine the game in its entirety, explaining what it is, how to play, how to win, and more.

Stake.us Zoo is a Stake Originals title that I believe resembles roulette. The grid consists of various zoo animals, with three boxes/indicators that go around the rectangle featuring 20 of these animals. They’ll eventually come to a stop, and wherever they land, those are the winning symbols.
There’s really nothing more to it than that: the player picks the animal(s) it wants to play Gold Coins or Stake Cash on, the game begins, and much like roulette, the boxes go around the grid, and wherever they land, those are the winning animals.
To start the Zoo game, I had 10 seconds between rounds to make my selections.

You can opt to double whatever amount you choose or repeat the same play for the next round.
At the bottom of the game, you’ll see various animal icons that you’ll choose to play on.
Since there are three boxes—as you can see, with the blue, green, and orange outlines in the screenshots above—it’s possible they all land on the same animal or multiple animals.
There’s a multiplier for all three possible outcomes of landing on one, two, or three of the same animal icon.
At the top of the game, players can also see the most recent result combinations.
Of course, this game is completely RNG with a 2% house edge, so while that could be helpful to recognize a potential pattern, just know that every round is completely unique from the last, so if there were to be similar results, that’s a coincidence.
Additionally, you can play Stake Original Zoo in Manual and Auto play modes.

Manual allows you to pick whatever combination you’d like, and the game follows. There’s also a Quick Play option, which makes it so you don’t need to confirm you want to play.
As for Auto, you’ll pick the coin denomination you wish to play with, the animal, and then from there you can set the number of rounds you want to play with that combination.

There’s also an “Advanced” section which allows you to customize the Auto play a bit more. For example, you can choose to increase your stake on each win or loss, as well as to stop the game when have won or lost a selected amount of coins.

There’s no straightforward strategy when it comes to a guide on How to win Stake Zoo game online. This game is completely RNG (generated by a random number), so the outcomes of each round are random.
However, I found that I could put myself in the best possible position to win by picking the animal symbols with the highest chances of being landed on. These include the rhino and penguin (more on their multipliers later).
Outside of consistently picking animal symbols with the highest chance of being landed on, again, there’s no definitive answer that I can offer for how to win. Some players would recommend playing in Auto mode with the same combination each round since switching up your choices makes it even more random.
However, while playing numerous Stake games, I’ve concluded that this one is purely for entertainment, so never play with more coins than you’re comfortable with losing.
Before diving into the multipliers and chances, Zoo has a 2% house edge to be aware of before you begin playing.

If that’s OK with you, here are the symbols I saw when I started playing: lion, tiger, elephant, alligator, rhino, and penguin.

As mentioned, there are three boxes that go around the grid, so there are multipliers and chances for many combinations:

As you can see, lions and tigers have the same multipliers and chances, as do elephants and alligators.
So, if you were to play 2,000 Gold Coins on a lion, and all three boxes landed on it, you’d get 1000x those 2,000 Gold Coins, which would be 2,000,000 Gold Coins.
Considering Zoo is a Stake Original title that’s not seen or found anywhere else, I wanted to find what other players had to say about it or what they thought of it.
Unfortunately, it was difficult to find specific reviews or experiences of the game on Trustpilot and Reddit, but I did find one post from a player on r/stakeus who shared their experience.

This player played using Stake Cash, where the minimum play amount is 0.2 SC. Looking at the screenshot, it appears that’s what they played with. They picked the elephant, and all three boxes landed on the elephant, giving the player a 224x multiplier, and they received 44.8 Stake Cash.
In all, there were five comments on this post.

The comments were mostly congratulatory, and there weren’t any opinions expressed or strategies discussed. There was one comment from player NewMountain290 saying “At least you won” which could be interpreted as believing that Zoo wins are rare, but who knows.
Again, I couldn’t find many mentions of this game online, but it was encouraging to see that the one post about the game was a win for the player.
Two other Stake Originals titles I have reviewed and often played are Chicken and Moles.
Each time you successfully cross into a new lane of traffic, the multiplier increases. Of course, a car could hit the chicken, the sewer cap could collapse under the chicken, or fire could come from the sewer cap.
The fewer the moles, the higher the multiplier. The goal here is to, before the game starts, pick one of the seven holes with a mallet, and if a mole appears out of it, you win.
There are plenty of similarities between all three titles in terms of the mechanics. All three of these Stake Originals have Auto and Manual gameplay modes.
These are both games of chance, similar to Zoo. However, Zoo feels very close to a table game like roulette, whereas Moles and Chicken aren’t exactly traditional casino games.
All three games are entertaining, but if you’re a fan of roulette specifically, Zoo will offer a somewhat familiar experience.
Zoo game is one of the newer Stake Originals titles at Stake.us. There are plenty of other unique games, such as Chicken and Moles, but if you’ve been looking for a Stake Originals title that resembles more traditional casino-like games, Zoo feels a lot like roulette to me.
This game involves three boxes going around a grid, similar to a wheel spinning for roulette. Then, depending on where the boxes land, that’s the winning combination and payout, which, again, is similar to roulette.
I enjoyed playing the game. It’s exciting to see the three boxes go around the grid and hope that, by the time the game slows down, it lands on your chosen animal symbol.
Also, the house edge of 2% isn’t too bad either, so wins don’t feel impossible. I played a few rounds and got a couple of wins with a total net loss of 2,000 Gold Coins.
I’d recommend checking out Zoo, especially if you enjoy roulette.
Zoo is a roulette-like game where players will select a coin amount to play with and animal symbols. Once the game begins, three boxes will go around the grid, and you’ll either win, lose, or draw, depending on where they land and what the combination of animals you chose is. There are multipliers for it when all three boxes, two boxes, or just one box lands on one animal.
Yes. Stake Originals’ “Zoo” can be played on Stake.us. It’s a credible and legit game that’s part of their library that you can play right now.
Yes. Zoo is a real game at Stake.us that can be found in the “Stake Originals” section on the left side of the desktop platform.
Each round is unique from the last and completely RNG. The game shows recent results, but this has no bearing on the outcome of the following games. So, if you’ve been searching for the winning strategy, unfortunately, there’s no factual guide on how to do so.
Luck-based. For this game, you’ll choose an animal symbol and hope one of the three boxes lands on it for a Gold Coins/Stake Cash multiplier.