Bitcoin Casino Stats

The Bitcoin Strip has been working with cryptocurrency casinos since 2016 and over the years has amassed a large amount of data. From banking information through to provably fair games, accessibility and sports betting markets, The Bitcoin Strip has it all. As part of the effort to make Bitcoin gambling more transparent, we have decided to make our casino data available to all users. We only ask that if referencing the data on this page, you kindly provide a citation/link.

The following data is aggregated across the total number of crypto casinos above.

In 2017, The Bitcoin Strip had an explosion in new Bitcoin and cryptocurrency casinos as we worked to add pre-existing casinos to our database. Since then, growth has continued to tick upwards.

We launched as a Bitcoin casino aggregator but soon came to realise that there was a huge interest in altcoin gambling. While Bitcoin remains the dominant cryptocurrency for banking, other currencies – particularly stablecoins – have seen a significant increase in their availability at crypto casinos.

This pie chart above compares cryptocurrency-only casinos with casinos that offer both traditional fiat and cryptocurrency banking methods.

Cryptocurrency casinos are known for enabling anonymous gambling, however not all casinos provide a high degree of anonymity. The above pie chart shows the split between “no registration” casinos (no details at all), anonymous casinos (no personal details) and “know your customer” (KYC) casinos (personal ID required).

Provably fair gaming is one of the most important considerations for Bitcoin players. A significant proportion of crypto casinos offer provably fair games and we expect this to increase over time.

While traditional casino games still remain among the most widely available, we are seeing unique cryptocurrency games like Bitcoin crash and Bitcoin dice emerge into the mainstream.

It’s no surprise that esports betting markets are a fan favorite among Bitcoin and cryptocurrency players. There is a significant overlap between the esports and cryptocurrency markets with a demographic of mostly young males who are technically savvy. This overlap is so strong that nearly all the crypto-accepting sports betting sites offer esports markets.

Of course, traditional sports betting with Bitcoin is still a major draw and many of these markets can be found in the table above.

This site collects and crunches statistics from most major Bitcoin casinos with results updated daily. These are those numbers.

For wagering statistics, see our historical Bitcoin casino leaderboard for more information.