If you want to run a successful online gambling establishment, you need to be original. The market is simply too overcrowded for bland brands to find success. The use of the word original was used on purpose. The reason is the Stake Originals games. You've probably heard about the online casino and sports betting outlet Stake. The company was founded in 2017 and in the meantime it has risen through the ranks of online casinos to become one of the best available options on the market.

One of the keys of their success was the fact that they've done things differently from their competitors. The brand has had a clear idea of where they want to take their business, and we can say that they've done a good job with little to no mistakes to point to. In addition to making their brand super recognizable through one of a kind marketing campaigns, Stake has also made itself famous by being associated with various individuals, brands, and companies from the world of sport, music, and entertainment.

Yet, what we're trying to say is that Stake owes a major part of its success not to the likes of Drake, Davido, FC Everton, Alex Pereira, or Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber, but to the fact that they've put in a massive effort into providing the users with games that can't be found at other platforms. Stake Originals make all the difference when it comes to players picking the casino where they want to play.

Stake has a massive catalogue of casino games such as slots, classic table games, and live dealer games. Yet, you could claim that many online casinos have the same, and you'd be right. What other casinos do not have are the Originals development division that Stake does. This online casino brand cooperates with some of the best game developers in the world such as Pragmatic Play and Hacksaw Gaming , and yet some of their most popular titles were developed in house.

What Are Stake Originals?

When Stake first launched, they didn't focus on the casino games that were everywhere. Instead, their Originals were some of the first games added to the platform. These exclusive titles are only available on Stake and they've been there from the start with new titles being added periodically. Originals have been an instant hit with users as they come with easy to understand gameplay, but are also super enjoyable. It's been a while since the first Originals release and since, the in house developmental division of Stake has been adding new titles all of which found success with the audience.

The best part about Stake Originals is that they come in all kinds of shapes and forms. You'll find slots, table games, games of chance, and crash games in the Originals catalogue. All of them are user friendly, compatible with both Android and Apple operating systems, and available on all devices. With all of that said, you can already guess why we are here. That's right, Stake has just launched their latest Originals Title. Learn about Suma together with us.

What is Suma, The Latest Stake Originals Title

Stake has gotten us used to making big waves with their new release, but with Suma they've outdone themselves. It is a dice rolling game with sparks of strategy sprinkled all over it. With each dice roll you will be hoping for the best outcome as dice run through the game's six slot track. As you could guess, the Stake development team has once again drawn inspiration from a classic. This time around it was the classic game of Zuma and its gameplay mechanics. When you roll a dice, every outcome will add an coloured marble to the chain, with those at the end of the line being pushed from the board. The objective of this game is where it gets interesting. You need to create the most valuable combo of the coloured marbles while at the same time attempting to keep your most valuable multipliers on the board.

In the gameplay, each dice face represents a different marble colour, which is accordingly tied to a multiplier. Based on the colour and the attached multiplier each dice and each marble will have different risk profiles. When you start the gameplay it will all come down to a simple choice either roll the dice and add a new marble to seek an even greater combo than the one you already have or to take a cashout you've earned so far. The main goal is to chase the most valuable marbles on the board, the gold ones.

What makes the game fun is the fact that the more you chase the highest multipliers the bigger the odds become that you will lose the ones already attached to the marbles on the board, as each new marble addition pushes another off the board. At the start of each Suma round you get six dice rolls, and you assign bet value to them, and with each roll you decide the outcome of the game.

Suma is defined as a game of chance which requires perfect timing, and based on it your entire experience will be defined. Just like the original title of Zuma the tensions will be high when playing this one. With each dice roll the anticipation levels will skyrocket, as each new marble added will change the winning scenery for better or the worse. The visuals on this game are sleek, and they come with full dice animations. As we're used to, the interface is minimalistic as with every Stake Originals game, which fully embodies the Stake's philosophy we've seen so far with the Originals. Suma has simple mechanics, very high volatility, and a gameplay that will require almost perfect risk management as each dice roll will spike your adrenaline levels, we're sure of it.

The Suma Game Release Basics

The worst part about the Suma game is the fact it is still not released. The game release is scheduled for November 13th, 2025 and it will be available exclusively on the Stake.com platform. As far as its developers define it, it's going to be marketed as a high volatility, dice rolling, marble chain game. It will be played on a six slot board. As we already said, each dice roll will spawn a new marble. Due to the addition of the new marbles others will be pushed off the board, changing the track layout and the eventual payout. As each round comes with six dice rolls, players can cash out after each roll. The goal of the game is to know when to cash out, as there are chances that the combo you thought was not sufficient as your best one after all the rolls of the dice are completed. The chances are, you will either win big, or miss out on the best multiplier combo with Suma as the game only comes with a single game mode, and we already said it is a highly volatile one.

Game Design

Suma draws inspiration from the legendary Zuma game which won the Game of The Year from Real Arcade. As such, it will draw some of the inspiration from the original, but with more than a few original perks. From the get go you will be able to see the Stake's design seal on this dice rolling marble game. The game comes with clear geometrics, dark minimalism, and a very dynamic palette of colours. Due to this it will be easy to get immersed into it regardless whether you're playing on your PC, laptop, smartphone, or tablet.

Just like with the original, the centrepiece on the display will be the legendary Zuma frog. The aesthetics around will be a call back to the original game, and as all of us are used to, the frog will add the marbles to the board through its mouth. Each roll of the dice will roll out a new marble onto the board, and they will progress through the six slot track. Just like with the classic Zuma, the players will have to keep their focus on the screen, marble colours, and their motions across the board, all with the goal of finding the perfect colour combo which will either lead to a reward, or the risk will swallow your bets.

To make the game even more interesting, each marble colour is associated with a level of volatility and consequential reward. The lowest tier are of course the Grey marbles that are a neutral filler and they serve the purpose of filling the board, while you still haven't got any more valuable marbles to headstart the game.

The next in line are the Blue marbles that have a moderate value. They serve to progress the game early on and keep the players eager to push for a few more dice rolls. After that come the Green marbles that come with a tad bit higher risk, and are recognized as mid tier marbles whose multipliers could lead to some valuable payouts.

The last in line are the Gold marbles that hold the highest in game value. That's the core marble to be on the lookout for. It glows with rarity and a massive winning potential. While the gold marbles will be the ones you will be chasing the most, as far as game aesthetics go each marble has a distinct, luminous, and bold presence. The background is painted in navy blue, which adds to the clarity of the pieces on the board important to the gameplay.

The entire game design is all about what makes Stake Originals so amazing, clarity and consistency. Suma's interface is modern, yet simple and not too deviant from the classic. All panels and typography are super clear, and the user interface is easy to understand even for the first time Stake users. The controls are simple, with not too much in game philosophy, so that the fast paced nature of the game is not going to surprise anyone.

As we said, the only downside to the Suma game is the fact that it is not yet released. There's still a few weeks to go until November 13th. So, to be better prepared for everything the new Stake Originals title has to offer, you can try out some of the currently available games. If you're up for it, we recommend titles such as:

Plinko

So far, Plinko has been regarded as one of the best Stake Originals to date. Its popularity is through the roof. The game draws inspiration from the Japanese arcade game called Pachinko which also found its way to American television back in the 50s. Plinko is played on a pyramid shaped board filled with pins. The gameplay is initiated by placing a bet and dropping a ball from the top of the pyramid, and looking at it as it bounces off the pins finding its way to the bottom of the pyramid. At the bottom the multipliers are dispersed with the highest ones laying on the left and right and the worst in the middle.

Crash

Crash is Stake Originals first crash game. A true original. It is a simple game based on an increasing multiplier. The game board features a grid with a multiplier line. When you place a bet, the game commences at an 1.0x multiplier. The multiplier then increases and rises all the way until it crashes. The goal of the game is to cash out before the crash happens. The risk/reward system in Crash is one of the most straightforward in all of casino games, you either crash or cash out.

Mines

With Mines, Stake has once again jumped into the pool of the player's nostalgia. A game inspired by a classic Windows game, Minesweeper, was quick to captivate the casino crowd. The goal is to click on the 5x5 game grid, and to be lucky enough to open the tiles that hide the multipliers and not the ones that hide the mines. It's a game that comes with various levels of volatility, which is picked before the game starts. The higher the volatility the bigger the multipliers are but so is the number of tiles with hidden mines.

What else should we say? Be patient, wait for Suma, and play Stake Originals in the meantime.