Stake Pragmatic’s Grand Streak 2.0: $50,000 Roulette Tournament

Stake and Pragmatic Play have launched Grand Streak 2.0, a $50,000 roulette tournament running from September 10 to September 17, 2026.

Players earn points by building consecutive winning rounds on eligible Pragmatic Play roulette and roulette game show titles.

One important condition has changed from the previous Grand Streak edition: the minimum qualifying bet is now $5 rather than $10.

Grand Streak 2.0 Dates and Entry Rules

The promotion runs from September 10 at 00:01 UTC until September 17 at 23:59 UTC.

A qualifying round requires a bet of at least $5, or the equivalent in another supported currency.

All Pragmatic Play Roulettes and Game Show Roulettes are eligible, apart from Privé Roulettes.

Several common roulette side bets do not qualify:

• Red or Black
• Even or Odd
• 1-18
• 19-36

Players therefore need to make sure their actual roulette bets count toward the tournament rather than assuming every wager contributes.

How the Grand Streak Point System Works

Points depend on consecutive winning rounds.

The first winning round starts the streak but gives no points.

The second consecutive win adds 5 points, the third gives 10 and the fourth gives 15. From the fifth win onward, each additional consecutive victory is worth 20 points.

A broken streak therefore matters more once a player has reached the higher scoring stages.

$50,000 Prize Breakdown

Grand Streak 2.0 pays 340 leaderboard positions.

The winner receives $10,000, but a relatively wide section of the leaderboard is paid.

Players finishing from 126th through 340th still receive $50.

Prizes are credited automatically to qualifying player balances after the promotion ends.

Which Roulette Games Are Eligible?

Stake states that all Pragmatic Play Roulettes and Game Show Roulettes participate, excluding Privé Roulettes.

That broader wording is useful because the event is not restricted to a single roulette table.

However, the eligible wager itself still matters. Even when the table participates, side bets such as Red/Black and Even/Odd do not count toward Grand Streak scoring.

For more background on the operator and its current promotions, see our Stake review.

What Changed in Grand Streak 2.0?

The basic streak mechanic remains similar to the earlier Grand Streak campaign.

The main practical change is the entry threshold.

The previous edition required a minimum $10 wager. Grand Streak 2.0 cuts the qualifying minimum to $5.

The prize pool remains $50,000, while the point system still puts most of the scoring weight on longer consecutive winning streaks.

That reduced minimum bet is the key detail for anyone who remembers the earlier edition.