How these ratings are built
We rate six crypto casinos, and every score on this page is calculated the same way: from public chain data, our own index of tracked wallets, and operator terms we can check. No operator pays for a position here, and none of them sees a review before it publishes.
Each review opens with the same four numbers. What the operator took in and paid out over the last fourteen days, how many unique depositing addresses it has on record, what its reserves hold, and how many days of payouts those reserves cover at the current rate. Those figures range from $223m in reserves at Stake to $1.8m at 500 Casino, and from 18.7 days of cover at Rainbet down to 1.1 at Roobet.
Under the numbers, each page states the parts we cannot see. None of these operators publishes a proof-of-reserves attestation, and none of them publishes player liabilities. Coverage measures visible reserves against observed payouts. It is a useful signal and it is not a solvency judgement, so we say so on every page rather than once in a disclaimer.
Every casino we rate
