Stakehouse Den has announced the game is now live, but the rewards are still yet to be released. Right now, people have the right/authority to bring people and try their games. Sort of like a tester mode for all of the players who wanted to play.

Once the new player images are out, all of the players, coaches, and cards on the market are all updated with cool designed images from the team. Looking at the spoilers, it is likely that the market will react after the deployment of the new player images.

I am inking to see what are the new player images right after the termination of the GLS partnership termination where the player images where removed. The team has already submitted initial and final spoilers and it seems like the AI / graphic designed images are well-liked by the players.

With positive things and upcoming utilities coming more to the GLS ecosystem, I have anticipated this rise of the price of the so called "dead game" as they say. For me, it will bring back the attention it got before. This Steady Hive price anticipates upcoming improvements of the game.

The season has started since 3 days ago and players have been grinding all throughout the game. The season ends in 10 days and will reset again. Right now at season 25, everything is running well and most of the time consistent players have been grinding all throughout to gain Colony.

Stake House Den, a standout in the online casino world, offers a captivating Blackjack experience that blends classic gameplay with modern flair. Known for its sleek interface and player-friendly features, the platform’s Blackjack game is a must-try for both seasoned players and newcomers. With a low house edge and high return-to-player (RTP) rates, it’s no wonder this game is a fan favorite. At Stake House Den, the Blackjack game, particularly the Stake Original version, boasts an impressive house edge of just 0.57%, translating to a 99.43% RTP. This makes it one of the most competitive offerings in the industry, giving players a strong chance to maximize their wins. The objective remains true to tradition: beat the dealer by getting a hand as close to 21 as possible without going bust. Standard hands pay 1:1, while a Blackjack (Ace + 10 or face card) rewards a 3:2 payout, adding excitement to every round.