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Crypto casinos
Crypto casinos take deposits in Bitcoin, Ethereum and above all stablecoins such as USDT, and most hold an offshore licence from Curaçao or Anjouan rather than one from the countries their players live in. Because deposits move on public blockchains, their size can be estimated from the wallets they use, which is how the figures below are built.
Market size
Deposits are what players send on-chain, not what operators keep; tracked wallets miss some flows (Bitcoin, cards, new wallets). The often-quoted $81bn of crypto gambling revenue in 2024 (Yield Sec) has no published method and includes sports betting, so it is not used here.
Biggest crypto casinos by deposits
On-chain deposits over the last 12 months. Stake alone takes about half of everything tracked.
| # | Casino | Deposits | Count | vs year before |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Stake | $24.0bn | 33.7M | +29% |
| 2 | Roobet | $5.13bn | 8.69M | +18% |
| 3 | Rainbet | $3.18bn | 11.0M | +444% |
| 4 | Shuffle | $2.38bn | 6.22M | +7% |
| 5 | Duel | $2.25bn | 1.87M | new |
| 6 | BC.Game | $2.12bn | 1.91M | -12% |
| 7 | Gamdom | $2.02bn | 2.39M | -64% |
| 8 | Stake.us | $1.18bn | 2.48M | -2% |
| 9 | 1win | $1.11bn | 4.90M | +122% |
| 10 | Sportsbet.io | $718m | 332K | -47% |
| 11 | Thrill | $658m | 1.41M | new |
| 12 | Winna | $637m | 779K | new |
| 13 | Cloudbet | $537m | 156K | new |
| 14 | Casinobet | $367m | 32.7K | +114% |
| 15 | Razed | $299m | 599K | +26% |
Source: Tanzanite deposit tracker via The Business of iGaming, 5 November 2026. Count is deposit transactions, not players. The tracker is supported by Stake and its wallet attribution has not been independently checked.
Where the players come from
Canada is the top country for both Stake and Rainbet: outside Ontario, Canadian provinces have no licensing regime for private online casinos. Stake.com blocks the United States: American players use Stake.us, its separate sweepstakes site, which is ranked on its own above. The US still shows up near the top for several other brands even though they block it too, and Latin America (Argentina, Brazil, Chile) and Morocco are large for others.
Share of desktop visits by country, September 2026, from Similarweb estimates. Roobet and BC.Game also run mirror domains, so their main domains undercount their traffic.
Who runs the biggest brands
StakeFounded by Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani, who also run the streaming site Kick. Everton's record shirt deal (2022), UFC partner in Latin America and Asia, Drake as ambassador. Runs locally licensed sites in some markets and the US sweepstakes site Stake.us.
RoobetLaunched in 2019. Multi-year deal as Chelsea FC's official betting partner for Latin America and Canada (January 2025), excluding Ontario.
ShuffleLaunched in February 2023 by Noah Dummett, a former Alameda Research employee; has its own SHFL token.
Leicester City front-of-shirt sponsor from July 2024. Curaçao's regulator moved to revoke its licence in late 2024, and its UK white-label site closed in December 2024.
RainbetLaunched in 2023; the fastest-growing large crypto casino by deposits, up more than fourfold in a year.
Licences and blocked countries
Most crypto casinos hold a licence from Curaçao, which replaced its master-licence system with direct licences from the Curaçao Gaming Authority under the National Ordinance on Games of Chance (LOK, December 2024; old sub-licences ran out by early 2026), or from Anjouan in the Comoros, a cheaper licence that several brands moved to. Neither allows them to serve countries that license gambling locally, so the large brands block players from the United States, the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, Australia and Ontario among others (example list). Some, Stake first, run separate locally licensed sites in regulated markets.
What crypto casinos promote
288 live offers from 39 crypto casinos we track. Races, tournaments and leaderboards (91) far outnumber welcome bonuses (33): crypto brands compete on rakeback, cashback and prize pools rather than deposit matches; 33% of their casino welcome and reload offers have no wagering.
Mechanics
For information only. Figures are third-party estimates from on-chain trackers and traffic panels, not audited accounts; licence details change, so check each operator's terms and the regulator's register. Last reviewed 8 November 2026.