APayout list
The biggest payout in each USD feed that publishes single bets, one per casino, sorted from the top.
Biggest crypto casino wins: $22.80M on a single bet at Gamdom
This edition · Sep 16–23, 2026
Gamdom also had the highest multiplier, 5,148,297× on Mines. Both lists cover the 7 feeds that show single bets, one record per casino, from Sep 16–23, 2026.
7 feeds that show single bets168+ hours per feed
- 5,148,297×
- Gamdom · Mines
- $28.76M
- Sum of the 5 biggest, one per casino
- $26.71M
- Payout minus stake
- 7
- Of 15 on the USD boards, with 6 casinos across the two lists
Gamdom
Gamdom Privé Blackjack 1 · Pragmatic Play Live
$1.88M
Payout
$22.80M
- +$20.93M
- 12.16×
Biggest crypto casino wins: key stats from this edition
- 01
6,250,000×
The biggest payout came from a $1,875,000 bet at Gamdom. The biggest multiplier came from a $0.30 bet at Gamdom.
- 02
79.27%
Gamdom’s $22,800,000 Gamdom Privé Blackjack 1 win alone is 79.27% of the 5 listed payouts combined.
- 03
2 / 5
2 of the 5 casinos behind the biggest payouts also rank top five on payout ratio.
Biggest crypto casino wins by payout: the most cash paid on one bet
Each payout includes the stake coming back. The net win (payout minus stake) is listed next to it.
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- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- $28.76M
- Sum of the five above
- $2.06M
- 7.15% of payout
- +$26.71M
- 92.85% of payout
- 79.27%
- 4.07× the #2 payout
What the top five payouts are made of
$28.76M total
- Stake back $2.06M7.15% of payout
- Net wins +$26.71M92.85% of payout
Note:
Both lists are casino bets only, with no sportsbook or trading rows. Only feeds that publish single bets can enter.
Biggest crypto casino wins by multiplier: the highest payout per dollar staked
Payout ÷ stake. Bets with zero stake count in the payout totals but can’t enter this list.
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- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 4 / 5
- Among the five above
- $100.58
- The five bets above
- $1.76M
- A sum, not an average
- 266.90×
- 5,148,297× vs 19,289×
Biggest crypto casino wins: payout and multiplier are separate records
The two lists ask different questions about the same bets. A combined score would hide the stake behind each win.
Observed: Two records
$22.80M
Gamdom · 12.16×
5,148,297×
Gamdom · $1,544,489.10 paid
Why two lists
The biggest payout and the biggest multiplier are different records.
The payout list favors big stakes. The multiplier list divides the payout by the stake, so a tiny bet can top it.
The two #1 bets differ 6,250,000× in stake.
The biggest payout came from a $1,875,000 bet at Gamdom. The biggest multiplier came from a $0.30 bet at Gamdom.
How the biggest crypto casino wins are ranked: one record per casino
We rank the 7 feeds that show single bets and leave out the 8 that publish only totals. We publish no usernames or source IDs.
BMultiplier list
The highest payout ÷ stake in each USD feed that publishes single bets, one per casino, sorted from the top. A bet needs a stake above zero to enter.
Not assessed: No biggest-bet list yet
Biggest bets
We don’t rank the biggest bets yet. First, the same max-stake rule has to hold in every feed that shows single bets. Every listed win shows its exact stake.
Limits
These records cover Sep 16–23, 2026 in the 7 feeds that show single bets. The other 8 feeds publish totals only and stay out. They aren’t all-time records confirmed by the casinos, and they aren’t odds for your next bet.
Download the records (CSV)Biggest crypto casino wins FAQ: what these records do and don’t show
Read these before you quote a record.
Are these all-time crypto casino win records?
No. They are the biggest wins in this edition’s capture. A casino can have bigger wins, past or private, that never showed in its feed.
Is the payout the same as the player’s profit?
No. The payout is the full amount paid back, stake included where the feed settles that way. The net win is payout minus stake.
Why only one win per casino?
So one high-volume feed can’t fill the whole list. We take each casino’s biggest qualifying win, then rank those.
Can sportsbook or trading rows appear here?
Yes, if a feed that shows single bets mixes them in. None made the current lists, and feeds that publish totals only stay out either way.