Image: Septona on X
Septona announces a new Stake deal and bigger starts
Septona told viewers on Tuesday 13 October that he had a new deal with Stake. The announcement post went out at 17:02 UTC and promised a "$6,000 start" on Kick, and the stream that followed was titled "Brand New Stake Deal". The day before, he had been announcing "$3,500 raw start" streams, so the opening balance on his channel rose by $2,500 overnight.
He gave no terms. Neither the post, the stream title nor his website says what changed in the arrangement, how it is paid or for how long. Later that evening he posted an image captioned "W cashout 1st day on the new deal", which tells viewers how the first day went for him, not what the deal contains. Anything beyond that would be guesswork, so we will not offer any.
Read it for what it is: a streamer playing on a balance tied to his sponsor, with the clips you see being highlights of a two-hour session. His profile post has the background on how his channel works.
Septona on X announcing the new deal and $6,000 start, 13 October: view the post on X
The $30,000 leaderboards end and $50,000 ones begin
The bigger change for his regular viewers is the leaderboard. On 13 October he wrote that the $30,000 Stake leaderboards were ending in two days and that a $50,000 one was coming next month. His Kick stream titles followed suit: "$30,000 Leaderboards" up to 15 October, "$50,000 Leaderboards" from the 16th.
On Friday 16 October he posted that the new $50,000 leaderboards were live, with $2,500 of weekly raffles added: ten winners of $250 each, every week. He repeated the message on Sunday 18 October. The posts also mention "triple weekly" bonuses and a 10% weekly lossback every Saturday, offered to players who sign up under his creator code. We have left the code out, and those perks are for the casino to define, not us.
That makes the advertised monthly pool two thirds bigger than before. Leaderboards like this reward volume wagered, not skill or luck, which is worth remembering when a prize figure looks large.
Septona on X announcing the $50,000 leaderboards and weekly raffles, 16 October: view the post on X
The claims about money given away
Septona is also making big claims about what his community receives. On 14 October he said he had sent one of his players $1,000 "just to be nice", and that more than $100,000 would be given away over the next 30 days. On 19 October a post said $37,000 in wager rewards had been paid across 18 claims, and a second post later that day said all active giveaways would end soon and that "$100,000 will be given back this month".
These are his own figures in his own posts. We could not check them against any payout record, so treat them as claims. His X biography also says "$350,000+" has been given to affiliates, again unverified.
A Waylanders max win post, a hiring call and a week of two-hour streams
On Wednesday 14 October he posted a video he described as another max win on Waylanders, tagging the developer Valkyrie Studio and asking whether it could double it. The post gives no multiplier or amount, and we have not seen verified figures for it, so we cannot say what the hit was worth.
On Saturday 17 October he also advertised for a YouTube and Reels manager to post daily clips, make thumbnails and grow his brand. His YouTube feed has been quiet in the meantime: the most recent upload we could see was dated 27 September.
On Kick he went live every day from 13 to 19 October, each session around two hours long. The replay view counts on his Kick channel for those days range from about 690 to about 1,830. As of 20 October his Kick channel shows 15,833 followers and his X account about 9,670.
What to watch next for Septona
Watch whether Septona ever spells out the new Stake deal, and whether the $6,000 start stays or drops back. Also watch whether the $100,000 giveaway figure is backed by named winners, and whether the hiring call for a YouTube manager turns into uploads.
Gambling is for over 18s only. Most clips show wins, not the losses between them, sessions on sponsored balances are not comparable with real money play, and many casinos used by streamers are not licensed in the UK. If gambling is a problem for you or someone you know, help is available at BeGambleAware.
Sources
- X: Septona, brand new Stake deal and $6,000 start (13 October 2026)
- X: Septona, $30,000 leaderboards ending (13 October 2026)
- X: Septona, new $50,000 leaderboards and $2,500 weekly raffles (16 October 2026)
- X: Septona, wager rewards and giveaway claims (19 October 2026)
- Kick: Septona channel and stream titles, 13 to 19 October 2026
FAQs
What is Septona's new Stake deal?
Septona announced a new deal with Stake on 13 October 2026 and began streaming with a $6,000 start on Kick. He has not published its terms, so what changed in the arrangement is not known. His posts only confirm the larger start balance and the new leaderboard that followed.
How big is Septona's Stake leaderboard?
Septona posted on 16 October 2026 that a $50,000 leaderboard was live, up from the $30,000 one that ended around 15 October. He also added $2,500 in weekly raffles, split into ten $250 prizes. These figures are his own advertised amounts.
How many followers does Septona have?
As of 20 October 2026, his Kick channel shows 15,833 followers and his X account about 9,670. He streams slots on Kick in English, usually for around two hours a day, and the replays of his 13 to 19 October streams drew between roughly 690 and 1,830 views.
Did Septona hit a max win this week?
On 14 October he posted a video he called another max win on Waylanders, but the post gives no multiplier or amount. We could not verify the size of the hit, so we are not quoting one. Clips show the wins, not the losses between them.
Are Septona's giveaway claims verified?
No. He says more than $100,000 will be given away over 30 days and that $37,000 in wager rewards went out across 18 claims. These are claims in his own posts, and we found no independent record of payouts, so treat them with caution.
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