Stake · Nepal · clause read 8 September 2026
Does Stake accept players from Nepal?
Yes, as far as its terms go — Stake does not exclude Nepal.
Stake's restricted-country clause does not name Nepal as of 8 September 2026 (stake.com Terms of Service 14.3 "Prohibited Jurisdictions" (read 2026-09-08)).
Not being excluded is not a guarantee of an account: Stake verifies identity and address under its own terms and can decline or close an account then, and the clause can change without notice. Whether playing at Stake is legal in Nepal is a question about Nepal's law, which this page does not review.
Curaçao OGL/2024/1451/0918 — Assessment in progress
Read the Stake review → · Stake’s full restricted-country list →
What this answer rests on
- It is Stake’s rule, not Nepal’s law. We read the operator’s terms; we have not reviewed Nepal’s gambling legislation for this page. Check your own law before depositing.
- Identity checks still apply. Stake verifies identity and address under its own terms and can close an account then, whatever the restricted-country clause says.
- Sub-national exclusions are not captured. A clause can exclude a province or region of Nepal without excluding the country; this page works at country level only.
- Clauses change. Treat this as the position on the date shown and re-read the clause before you deposit.
Questions
- Does Stake accept players from Nepal?
- Yes, as far as its terms go — Stake does not exclude Nepal. Stake's restricted-country clause does not name Nepal as of 8 September 2026 (stake.com Terms of Service 14.3 "Prohibited Jurisdictions" (read 2026-09-08)). Not being excluded is not a guarantee of an account: Stake verifies identity and address under its own terms and can decline or close an account then, and the clause can change without notice. Whether playing at Stake is legal in Nepal is a question about Nepal's law, which this page does not review.
- Is Stake legal in Nepal?
- This page reads Stake's own terms, not Nepal's gambling law. Stake's terms do not exclude Nepal; whether an online casino licensed in Curaçao or Anjouan may lawfully take players in Nepal depends on Nepal's legislation, which you should check before depositing.
- Which crypto casinos do accept players from Nepal?
- As of 21 October 2026, Stake, Shuffle, BitStarz, Cloudbet, BC.GAME, Roobet, Rollbit, Gamdom, Thunderpick and Bitcasino do not name Nepal in their restricted-country clause.
- When was Stake's clause last checked for Nepal?
- 8 September 2026. The clause was copied from Stake's terms page and archived; the date is the most recent reading.
Nepal at the other operators
Shuffle · BitStarz · Cloudbet · BC.GAME · Roobet · Rollbit · Gamdom · Thunderpick · Bitcasino · all operators at once →
Stake in other countries
Albania · Algeria · Angola · Armenia · Aruba · Australia · Azerbaijan · Bahamas · Bahrain · Barbados · Belgium · Bolivia · British Virgin Islands · Burkina Faso · Cameroon · Caribbean Netherlands · Cayman Islands · Central African Republic · Congo - Brazzaville · Congo - Kinshasa · Costa Rica · Côte d’Ivoire · Croatia · Cyprus · Czechia · Denmark · Dominican Republic · Ecuador · Egypt · El Salvador · Eritrea · Estonia · Ethiopia · French Guiana · French Polynesia · Georgia · Ghana · Gibraltar · Greece · Guadeloupe · Guatemala · Haiti · Honduras · Hungary · Indonesia · Ireland · Isle of Man · Jamaica · Jersey · Jordan · Kazakhstan · Kuwait · Kyrgyzstan · Latvia · Lebanon · Liberia · Liechtenstein · Lithuania · Macao SAR China · Malaysia · Mali · Malta · Martinique · Mauritius · Mayotte · Mexico · Mongolia · Morocco · New Caledonia · Nicaragua · Nigeria · Norway · Oman · Panama · Paraguay · Philippines · Poland · Puerto Rico · Qatar · Réunion · Rwanda · Saudi Arabia · Senegal · Serbia · Sierra Leone · Sint Maarten · Slovakia · Slovenia · South Africa · Sri Lanka · St. Martin · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · Tajikistan · Tanzania · Thailand · Trinidad & Tobago · Tunisia · Uganda · Ukraine · United Arab Emirates · Uruguay · Venezuela · Vietnam · Wallis & Futuna · Zambia · Zimbabwe
18+ only. Being accepted by an operator is not the same as it being legal where you live, and neither is a reason to play. Gambling involves real financial risk.