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The new sportsbook feature lets users add selections from Stake co-founder Ed Craven to their betslips, with random refunds promised when a multi bet loses.

Stake has launched Eddie's Picks, a new sportsbook feature that allows users to add multi bets selected by company co-founder Ed Craven directly to their betslips.
The crypto gambling operator announced the tool through its official X account. Eddie's Picks packages Craven's sports selections into ready-made multi bets that players can choose to add to their own wagers.
Stake has also attached a promotional refund mechanic to the feature. If one of Craven's multi bets loses, the operator says it will refund the stakes of randomly selected users who backed it.
The announcement does not indicate that every losing bet will qualify for a refund.
Eddie's Picks adds another Craven-led promotion to Stake's existing marketing and community activity.
The operator already runs Stake vs Eddie, a recurring casino challenge in which players compete against a multiplier set by Craven for a share of a prize pool. Stake has previously advertised $50,000 prize pools for the promotion through its own website.
The new product applies the Eddie branding to Stake's sportsbook rather than its casino challenges. Instead of competing against Craven's result, users can copy his sports multi bet into their own betslip.
The random refund element also gives Stake a way to attach a promotional incentive to losing Eddie's Picks without guaranteeing money back to every participant.
Stake has not provided further public details in the announcement on how many losing users may receive refunds, the maximum refund value or whether additional eligibility requirements apply.
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