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28.08.2026

Settled on public chains

Where the Money Actually Goes

Deposits and withdrawals at crypto casinos settle on public blockchains. That makes market activity measurable without asking any operator for a figure.

Flow over the last seven days

CasinoDeposits inWithdrawals outDeposit countShare of tracked flow
Stake$482.19M$490.73M619,22934.2%
Gamba$267.11M$205.97M91,49218.9%
Roobet$139.41M$159.12M131,7009.9%
Rainbet$91.41M$105.82M181,3386.5%
Duel$66.63M$81.35M40,4104.7%
Shuffle$64.77M$70.14M121,6234.6%
Rollbit$46.50M$39.04M8,4303.3%
BitStarz$40.56M$41.78M15,9952.9%
Gamdom$29.36M$39.44M19,6852.1%
Vave$21.30M$20.21M8,3971.5%
Cloudbet$20.38M$20.45M2,9791.4%
1win$15.27M$13.66M21,9991.1%
Dicey$15.04M$22.08M2,0051.1%
Bitcasino$13.22M$12.66M2,7010.9%
Winna$12.44M$14.10M10,0300.9%

Deposits and withdrawals settled on public blockchains over the last 7 days. Share is of the flow we track, not of the whole market, and it measures money moved rather than revenue or profit.

Deposits in and withdrawals out are both settled transactions, not estimates. The share column is of the flow we track rather than of the whole market, and it measures money moved, which is not the same as revenue and definitely not the same as profit.

How to read these numbers

Volume is not quality. A large operator moves more money because it has more players. Nothing in this table says anything about how well any of them treat those players.

Withdrawals near deposits is normal. Money cycles. A casino showing withdrawals close to deposits is not losing, it is settling a busy book.

Only crypto is visible. Operators taking card and bank payments move funds we cannot see, so this covers the on-chain part of the market only.