Crypto Casino Deposits: Gamdom and Roobet Gain as Stake Falls 16%

The figures come from Tanzanite, which tracks blockchain activity across Ethereum, Solana, TRON and BNB Smart Chain (BSC).

Stake remained comfortably ahead of every other operator despite a 16% week-on-week decline. Deposits dropped from $609 million to $515 million, representing a decrease of approximately $98.1 million.

That decline alone was larger than the total weekly deposit volume recorded by most of the operators tracked by Tanzanite.

Roobet and Gamdom post strong growth

Roobet strengthened its position among the largest crypto gambling brands, with deposits increasing 16% from $87.8 million to $102 million.

Gamdom recorded an even stronger week. Its deposit volume climbed 35%, from $53.6 million to $72.2 million - an increase of approximately $18.7 million. This was the largest absolute increase among the operators covered by the report.

BC.Game also moved higher, with deposits rising 11% from $62.6 million to $69.5 million.

Duel increased its weekly volume by 8%, from $83.5 million to $90.2 million, putting it ahead of Gamdom, Rainbet and BC.Game during the period.

Among the other larger operators, 1win recorded a 9% increase to $28.7 million.

Rainbet, Shuffle and Sportsbet.io move lower

Several established crypto gambling brands moved in the opposite direction.

Rainbet deposits declined 12%, from $79.8 million to $70.6 million, a reduction of approximately $9.6 million.

Shuffle dropped 16%, from $51.8 million to $43.3 million, while Sportsbet.io recorded one of the sharper declines among larger operators, falling 27% from $26.6 million to $19.5 million.

StakeUS followed the main Stake brand lower, with deposits declining 16% from $23.6 million to $19.9 million.

Cloudbet was down 20% at $6.85 million, while MetaWin fell 36% from $5.44 million to $3.46 million.

Yeet and ToshiBet lead percentage growth

Some of the fastest growth came from operators with comparatively smaller deposit volumes.

Yeet more than doubled its weekly deposits, rising 120% from $4.16 million to $9.13 million.

ToshiBet recorded an even larger percentage increase of 141%, taking deposits from $1.2 million to $2.9 million.

BetFury grew 52% to $8.48 million, while Razed increased 29% to $6.82 million.

Qzino approached the $1 million weekly level following an 87% increase from $533,000. Housebets increased 35% to $1.4 million.

At the smaller end of the market, Flush recorded 133% growth, although its absolute volume remained limited at $22,200. Bluff posted the largest percentage increase in the dataset at 167%, with deposits rising from $128 to $343.

Rollbit appeared as a new entry in the dataset with approximately $1,040 in deposits.

Wager records the steepest decline

Wager showed the largest percentage decline of the week, with deposits falling 89% from $179,000 to $19,300.

Whale.io was down 53% to $838,000, while CoinCasino and Degen City each declined 46%, to $916,000 and $578,000 respectively.

Other notable declines included Acebet at 34%, Dicey at 33%, Shock at 33% and ShuffleUS at 29%.

Despite Dicey's 33% decline in deposit value, Tanzanite data showed that the number of individual deposits made to the operator increased by 18%. This suggests that the decline in overall volume was driven by smaller transaction sizes rather than lower transaction activity.

Deposit counts show a different picture

Deposit value was not the only metric showing significant movement during the week.

ToshiBet recorded the strongest increase in deposit count among the highlighted operators, up 24%. Razed followed with a 21% increase, while Dicey saw transaction numbers rise 18%.

Stake, meanwhile, recorded a 27% decline in the number of deposits. Wager saw the steepest contraction, with its deposit count falling 51%.

The differences between transaction counts and total deposit volumes illustrate how weekly crypto casino activity can be heavily influenced by changes in average transaction size and activity from high-value players.

Casinobet had the highest average deposit in the dataset at approximately $14,300, despite total deposits of just $7.08 million.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, Jackpotbet recorded the lowest average deposit at $47.60. Its overall deposit volume declined 18% during the period to approximately $62,700.

Stake remains dominant despite weekly decline

The latest numbers underline the size gap that continues to exist between Stake and the rest of the tracked crypto casino market.

Even after its 16% weekly decline, Stake's $515 million in deposits was more than five times Roobet's $102 million and significantly higher than the combined volumes of several other leading operators.

At the same time, the week's data points to meaningful movement beneath the market leader. Gamdom, Roobet and BC.Game collectively added close to $40 million in weekly deposit volume, while fast-growing smaller brands including Yeet, ToshiBet and BetFury recorded double- and triple-digit percentage gains.

Tanzanite's percentage changes are based on its underlying blockchain data and may differ slightly from calculations made using the rounded deposit figures presented above.

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