Rollbit Review 2026: Is it legit? Valid Anjouan license, crypto trading outside it
Rollbit is a crypto casino and sportsbook run by Acacia Tech Ltd under an Anjouan license, and it also sells crypto futures with up to 1000x leverage. It charges no withdrawal fee beyond gas, pays 5% rakeback on every bet and asks a new account to wager $10 once before its first withdrawal. Rollbit names no ADR body, gives three self-exclusion rules and says its crypto trading isn’t covered by its gaming license. Its public bet feed stopped on Jul 17, 2026. Our real-money tests are coming soon.
- Up to 5 levels (GetID)
- None beyond gas
- “Instantly” (stated)
- 29 territories
459,364 bets
captured in 132 hours
Jul 12–17, 2026 · collection stopped
21 sections
Rollbit FAQ: what people ask, answered up front
Is Rollbit legit?
Yes, on the license. On October 4, 2026, the Anjouan validator showed ALSI-042308006-FII as VALID for Acacia Tech Ltd. Rollbit names no ADR body, its crypto trading sits outside the license, and our real-money tests are coming soon.
See the license readings →Who owns Rollbit?
Acacia Tech Ltd, a company with an address in Charlestown, Nevis, runs Rollbit and holds the license. Rollbit says it was founded in February 2020. It publishes no company number and names no directors or beneficial owners.
See the operator record →Does Rollbit count crypto futures as gambling?
No, by its footer, which says crypto trading “is not considered gambling”. Its futures screen still labels the fields WAGER and PLACE BET, and futures wagers count toward the $25,000 Daily Race.
See the trading carve-out →What is RLB on Rollbit?
RLB is Rollbit’s own token on Ethereum. You can buy and sell it on the site, wager it in the RLB Lottery, which draws every 100 Bitcoin blocks, and hold it for up to 10% extra rakeback on casino games. Rollbit says RLB trading isn’t covered by its license.
See the rewards →Does Rollbit have a sportsbook?
Yes. Rollbit’s own pages call it both “over 40 sports events” and “100+ Sports”. Sports limits start low and rise as you bet, or on request to support, and sports prizes pay out as free bets.
See the games chapter →Is Rollbit provably fair?
Yes, by its provably fair page. Each round runs a verifiable random function (ECVRF) on your user ID, the game name, a nonce and an optional seed, and the proof is published. Third-party games are “tested and certified” by labs Rollbit doesn’t name.
See the Originals →What is the Rollbit jackpot?
Rollbit’s NFT Jackpot is one pot players fill with cash or NFTs, one winner every 50 Ethereum blocks, with a rake of up to 5%. The feed’s jackpot lane, 150 bets with 32.84% of all stake, may be that game.
See the jackpot lane →Can you deposit on Rollbit with a card?
No. Rollbit takes no card deposits. The FAQ points card users to instructions for buying crypto on the deposit page, and the cashier takes 60+ cryptocurrencies by the FAQ’s count.
See the payments chapter →Can you tip other players on Rollbit?
Yes, once a new account has deposited $10 and wagered $100, the same bar Rollbit sets for chat. With 2FA switched on, every tip and withdrawal asks for your code.
See the payments chapter →How current is this Rollbit data?
The bet data isn’t current. The capture covers Jul 12–17, 2026, and collection stopped on Jul 17, 2026, 68 days behind our live captures. Rollbit’s documents were read on Oct 4, 2026.
See when collection stopped →What did Rollbit’s public feed pay back?
Rollbit’s public feed paid back 101.46% of stake across 459,364 settled bets, more than it took in. No house runs at a loss over that many bets, so it shows a selected feed. It is not a game’s RTP.
See the ledger →Why does Rollbit’s feed show more paid out than staked?
Because a public feed is not a neutral sample of every bet. The captured bets paid back 101.46%. Take out the single biggest payout and it’s already 100.04%, and without the top 1,000 it falls to 70.73%.
See how the ratio moves →Which Rollbit rank bets the most?
Diamond. In the captured feed it carries 49.90% of the stake on 16.54% of the bets, with 61 public account keys. The ranks above it, Blood Diamond and Vibranium, bet almost entirely without a public key.
See the rank ladder →What is played on Rollbit?
2,603 catalog entries from 38 providers show up in the feed, and the top 50 took 79.45% of the stake. The in-house lane holds 9 entries, the jackpot among them.
See the games chapter →Does Rollbit’s feed show who is betting?
Partly. 74.04% of bets carry an account key. The other 25.96% hold 63.23% of the stake with no identity at all, and paid back 103.84% against 97.35%.
See the protected bucket →Are the dollar figures on this page what players deposited?
No. USD is the feed’s reporting unit, not the coin anyone deposited. The capture holds 1 currency label and no coin, chain, address or wallet field.
See the currency →Why is Rollbit missing from your casino rankings?
Because its window no longer overlaps the current edition. The capture clears the 108-hour minimum at 131.8 hours, but it ended Jul 17, 2026, so Rollbit sits out instead of being scored against weeks it never saw.
See the capture →Can the numbers on this Rollbit page be reproduced?
Yes. Every feed figure comes from a committed snapshot of 459,364 bets and $65.7M of stake, and every document fact links its source. Settlements, stake bands, multipliers, providers, rank families and identity each add up to the same totals.
See the sources →
Rollbit at a glance
Rollbit runs on Anjouan license ALSI-042308006-FII, held by Acacia Tech Ltd, a company with a Nevis address. The regulator’s validator showed the license as VALID on Oct 4, 2026, and the public register dates it to August 20, 2027. Rollbit bars residents of 29 territories, the US, the UK, Australia, France and Germany among them.
You get no welcome bonus. Rollbit pays 5% rakeback on all bets, adds daily, weekly, monthly and rank-up bonuses on a reward calendar, and claims “up to 70%” back on two different bases. Complaints go to chat or email, and Rollbit names no ADR body, although its license requires one.
Rollbit’s public All Bets feed logged 459,364 settled bets in 131.8 hours, Jul 12–17, 2026, before collection stopped. It paid out 101.46% of stake, more than it took in, which only a selected feed can do. Taking out the jackpot lane raises it to 102.17%.
- Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, with regulatory supervision by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.
- ALSI-042308006-FII
- Acacia Tech Ltd
- 29 territories
- Oct 4, 2026
- 459,364
- Jul 12–17, 2026
- 132 hours
Rollbit screenshots: the logged-out lobby on desktop and mobile
rollbit.com, logged out, Oct 3, 2026. Player names and the public chat are blurred.
Rollbit pros and cons
Pros
- License ALSI-042308006-FII shows VALID at the Anjouan validator
- No withdrawal fee beyond the on-chain gas
- A new account wagers $10 once, with no per-deposit rule after
- 5% rakeback on all bets, claimable every 30 minutes
- Deposit and loss limits that cover casino, sports and trading
- Declared house edges and a public proof for each X-Roulette round
Cons
- No ADR body, although the license requires one
- Terms §12.1 calls management’s decision final
- Three pages give three different self-exclusion rules
- Crypto futures up to 1000x run outside the gaming license
- KYC can stop withdrawals at a threshold Rollbit never publishes
- 29 territories blocked, and the list skips Comoros
- Bet feed collection stopped Jul 17, 2026 after 131.8 hours
What to check before you deposit at Rollbit
1Does Rollbit accept players where you live?
29 territories blocked
Rollbit’s list (Terms §6.1) includes the US and its dependencies, the UK, Australia, France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands. The license also excludes Comoros, which Rollbit’s own list leaves out.
See the evidence →Check the list and your local law before you sign up.
2What do you need before you withdraw?
$10 deposited, $10 wagered
A new account deposits $10 and wagers $10 once before its first withdrawal, and no per-deposit rule follows. KYC can still stop one. Terms §9.1(b) makes required checks a condition, and the AML policy stops every account at a withdrawal threshold it doesn’t publish.
See the evidence →Wager the first $10, and keep your ID and a camera-ready device at hand for GetID.
3Is Rollbit’s license current?
VALID at the regulator
The Anjouan validator showed ALSI-042308006-FII as VALID on Oct 4, 2026, and the register dates it from August 16, 2023 to August 20, 2027. Rollbit says the license doesn’t cover its crypto trading.
See the evidence →Treat the casino as licensed and the futures as outside the license.
4How old is the bet data on this page?
68 days
The capture covers Jul 12–17, 2026, and collection stopped there. Casinos captured in the same batch run to Sep 23, 2026, so no feed figure here describes Rollbit now.
See the evidence →Read every feed figure as a fact about five and a half past days.
How we checked Rollbit
These are the checks behind this review, each with its date. The numbers come from Rollbit’s public bet feed and the rules from its own documents. Our method
- License checked at the regulator
Both Anjouan records return the number, company and domain Rollbit prints: ALSI-042308006-FII for Acacia Tech Ltd and rollbit.com. Rollbit says the crypto trading on that same domain sits outside the license.
- Operator documents read
19 documents from Rollbit’s terms, help center and policies, each one linked under Sources.
- Public bet feed captured
459,364 bets over 132 hours, Jul 12–17, 2026. Source: All Bets · USD-priced bets.
Coming soon
We haven’t deposited at Rollbit yet. Each result will land here with its date and how long it took.
- Deposit
How long a crypto deposit takes to credit, on two networks.
- Withdrawal
How long a withdrawal takes to reach our wallet, and every fee on the way.
- Support chat
How fast a human replies in live chat, and whether the answer matches the terms.
- KYC check
What the casino asks for, when it asks, and how long approval takes.
Rollbit score: 8.5 out of 10
- License10.0Answered: how the license was checked, license number match, license holder, issue and expiry dates, licensed domains and licensing authority.
- Withdrawals9.1Answered: withdrawal fee, processing time, confirmations, minimum withdrawal, payout networks and deposit playthrough. Conflicting or only pointed at: withdrawal limit and withdrawal coins.
- KYC8.8Answered: what the terms require, when KYC is triggered, accepted documents, limits during a check and if you don’t verify. Not published: verification time.
- Complaints & self-exclusion4.4Answered: where a complaint starts and what the regulator says. Conflicting or only pointed at: self-exclusion. Not published: escalation route, complaint deadlines and named ADR body.
- Restricted countries9.3Answered: restricted countries, second list, whether the list is complete, what the license covers, what happens to the account, using a VPN and how location is checked. Conflicting or only pointed at: game provider blocks.
- Bonus terms7.3Answered: wagering requirement, bonus expiry, rakeback or reward rate, game contribution and forfeiture rules. Conflicting or only pointed at: bonus offer. Not published: max bet while wagering and max cashout.
- Public bet feed10.0The feed shows losing bets as well as wins, in dollars, so its totals can be checked.
Overall
8.5
Weighted from Rollbit’s own documents, its license record and its public feed. How we score
Rollbit restricted countries: where can’t you play?
Rollbit bars residents of 29 territories (Terms §6.1), and you also confirm you aren’t located in one (§6.5). The US and its dependencies, the UK, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Turkey, the UAE and Ukraine are all on the list. This is Rollbit’s list, not legal advice.
Rollbit’s list and the Anjouan license
The help center prints the same 29 names in a different order. The Anjouan license excludes seven territories plus every FATF-blacklisted or sanctioned country, and six of the seven are on Rollbit’s list. Comoros, the union Anjouan belongs to, is not. The regulator won’t hear complaints from players in its excluded territories.
- Terms §6.1: 29 territories. Rollbit’s own list. Rollbit can refuse players from any other country too (§6.2).
- The Anjouan license: 7 territories. Australia, Comoros, France, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom, USA, plus FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned countries.
- VPNs: Not allowed. A VPN, a proxy or false residence details breach the Terms (§13.2, §13.3). Rollbit checks device properties, geolocation, IP masking and blockchain data (§6.7).
What happens if you play Rollbit from a restricted country?
Rollbit can close the account, void your bets and keep your winnings (§5.1, §5.3). Using Rollbit from a listed territory breaks the Terms (§6.1, §6.5), and so does any attempt to get around the block (§13.2). After a closure, you get back only the part of the balance Rollbit decides is yours (§5.6).
In an Internet Archive capture from October 3, 2026, the page Rollbit shows a visitor from a blocked country reads “Rollbit.com is unavailable in your country.” Checking your local law is on you (§4.5).
Rollbit and UK players
The help center sends UK residents to rollbit.co.uk, a separate site that answers UK visitors only. An Internet Archive copy from April 6, 2025 names Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited as its operator, licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under “Licence Ref #57869”. We haven’t checked that at the UKGC register.
Some third-party games are blocked in certain countries (§6.3), and the Terms don’t list which.
Restricted countries list
Rollbit doesn’t accept players from these 29 territories.
- Afghanistan
- Aruba
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bonaire
- Curacao
- Cyprus
- Denmark
- Estonia
- France
- Germany
- Hungary
- Iran
- Iraq
- Italy
- Netherlands
- North Korea
- Saba
- Slovakia
- Spain
- St Maarten
- Statia
- Sweden
- Turkey
- Ukraine
- United Kingdom
- United Arab Emirates
- U.S.A or the U.S.A dependencies
Who owns Rollbit, and is its license real?
Acacia Tech Ltd, at Unit 207, Heritage Plaza II, Main Street, Charlestown, Nevis, runs Rollbit under Anjouan license ALSI-042308006-FII. On Oct 4, 2026, the regulator’s seal validator showed the license as VALID for Acacia Tech Ltd and rollbit.com. Open the license validator
This gaming platform operates under License No. ALSI-042308006-FII, issued by the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan pursuant to the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 of 2005. All licensed activities are subject to the compliance and supervision frameworks managed by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.
Rollbit license number and dates
The number in Rollbit’s footer and Terms §1.1 matches the validator and the public register, and it really does end in “FII”. The register dates the license from August 16, 2023 to August 20, 2027. Open the register row
Rollbit crypto futures sit outside the license
Rollbit sells crypto futures on 50+ coins with up to 1000x leverage, plus RLB buy and sell, on rollbit.com, the domain its license names. Its footer says crypto trading “is not considered gambling and therefore not covered by our Gaming license”, the Terms never mention it, and Rollbit names no other license for it. The futures screen still asks you to WAGER and PLACE BET, and futures count toward the $25,000 Daily Race.
Under the futures risk notice, you can’t lose more than your wager. A position open longer than 8 hours can pay or receive hourly funding straight from your balance, and your deposit and loss limits cover trading too.
Anjouan license conditions Rollbit shows, and the one it doesn’t
The license requires an independent ADR service once Rollbit’s own complaint process ends, and responsible gaming tools “including self-exclusion and deposit limit capabilities”. Rollbit documents self-exclusion and deposit and loss limits, and names no ADR provider. Terms §8.4 says third-party games are certified by testing labs, and no lab is named.
Rollbit ownership: still to verify
- Company number: Not published
- Directors: Not named in Rollbit’s documents
- Beneficial owners: Not named in Rollbit’s documents
- Game test certificates: No lab named
- Acacia Tech Ltd
- Unit 207, Heritage Plaza II, Main Street, Charlestown, Nevis
- ALSI-042308006-FII
- Anjouan (Union of the Comoros)
- VALID on Oct 4, 2026
- Issued August 16, 2023, expires August 20, 2027
- rollbit.com
- February 2020 (FAQ)
License
- Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, with regulatory supervision by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.
- ALSI-042308006-FII
- Acacia Tech Ltd
- Checked at regulator
Rollbit KYC: when does Rollbit ask for ID?
Rollbit can run identity, credit and fraud checks “from time to time” and restrict your account until they’re done (Terms §4.7). Any required check is a condition of a withdrawal (§9.1(b)), and the AML policy suspends every account for KYC once it reaches a withdrawal threshold set by its risk profile. Rollbit publishes no figure for that threshold.
Rollbit KYC levels and GetID
The help center describes up to five levels on the Profile or Verification page, checked through GetID. You’re told after each level whether the next applies, you can’t edit answers once sent, and you need a device with a camera. The AML policy says a five-step verification is done for every customer, and no document says what each level asks for.
Rollbit source of funds and wallet screening
Rollbit can ask where your deposits come from and close the account if it isn’t satisfied (§7.2). Every crypto deposit and withdrawal runs through Chainalysis, and a red flag suspends the account while Rollbit asks for your ID, source of funds and source of wealth.
Three versions of Rollbit sign-up
The Terms ask for your full name, date of birth, address, email and phone number (§4.1(b)). The AML policy collects a wallet address and an email at account creation. The help center lets you sign up through Steam, Twitch or MetaMask and add an email later.
- Not published
- Not published
- Up to 5, through GetID
- Account can close (§5.1(iii))
Rollbit withdrawals: what has to happen before you cash out?
Rollbit charges no withdrawal fee beyond the on-chain gas, which you can preview before you send. The FAQ says crypto withdrawals “are sent out instantly”, with a rare one held for review, and Terms §9.2 lets Rollbit delay or cancel any withdrawal for more checks. A new account deposits $10 and wagers $10 once before its first withdrawal, and no per-deposit rule follows.
Rollbit withdrawal limits
Rollbit publishes no maximum. The FAQ says “you can withdraw as much as you like”, and the help center says “there are no limitations on withdrawals”. The AML policy still suspends every account for KYC at a withdrawal threshold it doesn’t name.
Rollbit sets no limit on how often you withdraw either, and no Rollbit document mentions paying a big win in installments.
Rollbit coins and minimums
The FAQ claims 60+ cryptocurrencies across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, XRP, TON and more. The August 2026 minimums article lists no TON, and a December 2023 deposit article still says Ethereum deposits are ERC-20 only. Minimum withdrawals start at $5 in USDC or USDT and 0.0002 BTC. There are no card deposits, and a deposit under its network’s minimum won’t credit and can’t be recovered.
Rollbit balances, tips and NFTs
Deposits sit apart from operating funds, with no guarantee you get them back if Rollbit goes insolvent, and balances aren’t insured (Terms §7.5, §7.6). No inactivity rule or dormancy fee is published. Withdrawals go back to the method you deposited with unless you prove you own another address (§9.5). Tipping and chat need a $10 deposit and $100 wagered. NFT deposits go to your portfolio, not your balance.
What the Rollbit feed holds about money
The feed holds 459,364 bets and $65.7M of stake, every one priced in USD, its reporting unit. It has no deposit, withdrawal, balance, fee or bonus rows, so nothing in it shows a payout land.
- “Sent out instantly”
- None beyond gas
- $10 in, $10 wagered once
- A new account must deposit $10 and wager $10 before its first withdrawal
- None published
Rollbit minimum withdrawals (help center, August 2026)
Deposit confirmations: BTC 1, ETH 12, ETH NFTs 12, LTC 6, SOL 21, RLB 21. A deposit still missing 15 minutes after its confirmations needs a support ticket with the TXID (help article “When will my deposit be credited?”, September 2022).
Rollbit rakeback, bonuses and VIP: what are they worth?
Rollbit has no welcome bonus or deposit match. It pays 5% rakeback on all bets, based on the house edge and claimable every 30 minutes, with half landing at once and half on the reward calendar over 3 days. Daily, weekly, monthly and rank-up bonuses join it on the calendar, which unlocks at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC. An unlocked reward expires 24 hours later.
What Rollbit’s “up to 70%” means
Rollbit’s FAQ says “up to 70% of the house edge we receive from user bets”, and its Rewards page says “up to 70% in value returned for every wager”. No Rollbit page shows how the reward types add up to 70%. Its Partnership Program page tells affiliates that players “enjoy almost 50% of the house edge returned on every bet”.
Rollbit bonus balances: 5x WR
Bonus balances come from RLB Lottery team wins, Discord giveaways and competitions, and they need 5x wagering before they move to your main balance. They play on casino games, Rollbit’s own included, but not on trading, Rollercoaster, Challenges, Bonus Battles or NFT Lootboxes. Rollbit’s own help article puts the chance of clearing one at “roughly 50%”. No max bet or max cashout is published for them.
Rollbit VIP ranks and bonuses
Rank-ups come at milestones of total wagered, and Rollbit publishes no requirements and doesn’t say whether a rank can drop. The only published list of divisions, in a March 2021 post Rollbit marks “Outdated article”, is the same seven the feed shows: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Blood Diamond and Vibranium. VIP bonuses are discretionary, through support, for active players who “have lost a good amount”.
Rollbit races, lottery and promotions
The $25,000 Daily Race pays the top 50 wagerers, $10,000 for first, and counts wagers on every product, crypto futures included. The RLB Lottery draws every 100 Bitcoin blocks and returns the RLB you wagered. Referrals pay 10% of the house edge on your referrals’ bets. In October 2026, SLOTOBER puts $20,000 in mystery bounties across 31 slot challenges (code SLOTOBER).
Rollbit’s top VIP ranks in the feed
Blood Diamond and Vibranium have 1 public account key between them. Diamond alone carries 49.90% of the stake on 16.54% of the bets. Above it, all 17,265 Blood Diamond bets are protected rows, so the top of the ladder is visible as volume and money but anonymous as accounts.
In 5.5 days the feed shows 330 rank-ups, 0 rank-downs and no jump of more than one rung. A window that short can’t show whether a rank ever falls. Rank labels cover 98.19% of all bets.
A clan is a shared balance several players fund and one player bets (blog, September 2022). The capture carries 597 clan-tagged bets across 15 clans, every one in the protected identity bucket, staking $70.7K and paying back 77.10%.
- None published
- 5% on all bets
- 5x
- 5x the bonus balance before it can move to your main balance
- $25,000, top 50
Rollbit bets, public account keys, protected bets, stake and payout ratio by rank family
Payout / stake is the feed ratio for the captured bets in each family, not a game’s RTP.
Rollbit games and Originals: what gets played most?
Rollbit’s own games are X-Roulette, X-Crash, X-Flip, Rollercoaster, NFT Jackpot, NFT Lootboxes, Bonus Battles and Sidebets. The homepage claims “10,000+ classic casino games” plus Rollbit exclusives, while the site’s search description says “1000+ slots and live games”. Rollbit also runs a sportsbook.
Rollbit provably fair and house edge
X-Roulette runs on a verifiable random function (ECVRF). Each round uses your user ID, the game name, a nonce and an optional seed, and its proof is published for anyone to check. Rollbit declares a 5% house edge on X-Roulette and 2.5% on Rollercoaster, and publishes none for X-Crash, X-Flip, Bonus Battles or Sidebets. Those are Rollbit’s figures, not measurements.
The Rollbit jackpot lane: a lead
Rollbit’s Jackpot page describes NFT Jackpot as one pot that players fill with cash or NFTs, with a single winner drawn from an Ethereum block hash every 50 blocks and a rake of up to 5%. The feed’s jackpot entry may be that game, but the feed doesn’t name it, so it stays a lead. That lane holds 150 bets and 32.84% of all stake.
Rollbit Bonus Battles and Sidebets
In a Bonus Battle, players bonus-buy the same slot and the biggest win takes everything. A battle of $100 or more can invite “Rollbot”, an opponent played by a Rollbit staff member, usually the chat moderator or support agent on shift. Sidebets are a separate bet on whether a slot spin or bonus pays above or below a set multiplier, from 0.01x to 1000x.
Most played Rollbit games
Rollbit’s feed shows 2,603 catalog entries from 38 providers carrying all 459,364 bets, and the top 50 took 79.45% of the stake. The jackpot lane leads them. Past the top fifty, 2,553 entries hold 20.55% of the stake on 59.48% of the bets.
Only 259 of the 2,603 entries clear a floor of 250 bets and $5,000 staked. The table’s last column reruns each title’s ratio without its biggest payout, and on several rows that is the gap between a title that looks generous and one that doesn’t.
Rollbit’s in-house games in the feed
The feed credits 27,306 bets to Rollbit itself, across 9 entries. 32.84% of all stake sits in one of them, the jackpot entry, while the rest of the lane carries the bets. These are the games the feed tagged rollbit in these 5.5 days, not a full or current list of Rollbit’s own games.
Top Rollbit game providers
The twelve biggest of 38 providers took these shares of the same $65.7M of stake: rollbit 35.06%, evolution 20.03%, hacksaw 16.94%, pragmaticexternal 15.39%, softswiss 4.28%, nolimit 2.84%, playtech 1.19%, playngo 0.95%, relax 0.77%, pushgaming 0.59%, elk 0.53%, shadylady 0.51%.
Rollbit side bets in the feed
155 bets carry a side-bet flag, 22 of them marked free. A free side-bet flag doesn’t show who funded the stake, and Rollbit has given away Free Sidebets through codes posted on X. The rarest bets sit elsewhere. 87 bets landed at or above 206x, our own percentile cut, not Rollbit’s Lucky Bets tab, which was not collected.
The 8 Rollbit catalog entries with the most stake, and each one’s ratio without its biggest payout
Payout / stake is the feed ratio, not a game’s RTP. More entries, by stake and by bets, are in the Bet data tab.
What responsible gambling tools does Rollbit offer?
Rollbit offers deposit and loss limits on its Exclusions page, each for a period you choose. Hitting one locks the casino, trading, sportsbook and Rollbots & RLB until it expires, and “Setting a limit cannot be undone, even by Rollbit support”.
Rollbit self-exclusion: three versions
The help center puts self-exclusion on the Exclusions page for up to 21 days, with longer exclusions through support. The FAQ says exclusions go through support and run at least 21 days. The Responsible Gaming page says through support only, for 6 months to 5 years, and that an exclusion can’t be undone. An exclusion covers the whole account, and opening another account during one can get every account banned.
Anjouan’s own self-exclusion form
Rollbit’s seal page also carries the regulator’s self-exclusion form, with a 2-day or 1-week cool-off, or 1, 2, 3 or 6 months, 1 year or permanent. The regulator says that list goes only to operators on the Anjouan Gaming platform.
No document says what happens to your balance when an exclusion starts, so cash out first. Rollbit links BeGambleAware, GambleAware and Gamban, and offers Google Authenticator 2FA.
Rollbit high-volume players in the feed
1.91% of public account keys placed 34.70% of public bets in five and a half days. One key holds 11.60% of the public stake, ten hold 38.65% and a hundred hold 71.17%. A key is a grouping label, not a person, and the protected bucket carries more stake than all public keys together. The full table is in the Bet data tab.
Rollbit’s player controls and what each one leaves out
Rollbit complaints: what can you do if something goes wrong?
To complain, use the 24/7 live chat, support@rollbit.com or complaints@rollbit.com (Terms §28.1), and send a dispute to compliance@rollbit.com (§22.1). Rollbit sets no response time. An unresolved dispute goes to the courts of Anjouan (§22.2, §24.1), and the Terms carry no arbitration clause and no class-action or jury waiver.
Is a Rollbit decision final?
Terms §12.1 says management’s decision on a dispute is “final and shall not be open to review or appeal”. Terms §24.1 then keeps your access to complaint and independent ADR routes “available under our gaming licence”. Rollbit names no ADR provider, although its license requires one.
The Anjouan complaint route
Anjouan doesn’t handle player complaints itself. You complain to Rollbit first, through the complaint function on its license seal, and Rollbit gets 30 calendar days to answer. After that, an approved ADR (EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGaming ADR or CADRE B.V.) can take the case, at Rollbit’s cost. Raise a game dispute within 14 calendar days of the session and an account dispute within 30, in English only.
Rollbit’s seal page also carries the regulator’s “Submit a Complaint” form, for complaints that an operator is breaching its license. Payout, blocked-account and delay disputes go to Rollbit first.
When Rollbit can keep a balance
An undisclosed second account can be blocked and its funds kept (§4.2). Multi-accounting can cost withheld winnings and an administration charge (§4.4), and betting techniques designed to get around the house edge can cost the whole balance (§5.4).
Why the Rollbit feed won’t help in a dispute
This capture exists only because it was collected while public, and collection stopped on Jul 17, 2026. It can’t prove it holds every bet either. Our bet key is built from the bet’s time, player, game, stake and win, not a Rollbit bet ID, so two identical bets by the same player in the same second would merge. Assume a bet you didn’t screenshot is a bet you can’t point to later.
- No deadline
- None named
- Management’s (Terms §12.1)
- Coming soon
1Rollbit support
Live chat 24/7, support@ or complaints@rollbit.com
Save every message, timestamp and transaction ID. Rollbit publishes no period for keeping chats, and any escalation needs them.
2Rollbit compliance
compliance@rollbit.com, no deadline
Terms §12.1 calls management’s decision on a dispute final.
3The complaint function on Rollbit’s seal
30 days for Rollbit to answer
Anjouan’s route. The Authority itself doesn’t handle player complaints.
4An approved ADR
After 30 days, under the regulator’s rules
EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGaming ADR or CADRE B.V., paid for by the casino. Rollbit itself names none.
What public Rollbit bet data did we analyze?
We analyzed 459,364 settled Rollbit bets over 131.8 hours, with $65.7M staked. The payout ratio of 101.46% falls to 70.73% when 1,000 bets come out (−30.73 pp). That describes one closed capture and is not a game’s RTP, a house edge or a forecast.
Why the Rollbit feed paid back over 100%
459,364 bets paid back 101.46% of their stake, more than they took in. That is the clearest sign on this page of a selected feed. No casino runs at a loss over 459,364 bets and $65.7M of stake, so the ratio measures which bets reach the feed. Don’t read the +$956.5K player result as money Rollbit lost.
The Rollbit jackpot lane
150 jackpot bets, 0.0327% of the capture, carry 32.84% of all stake and pay back 100.0008%. It is one game entry, 1 of the 2,603 in the capture, averaging $143.9K a bet, with a +$164 player result on $21.6M staked. Rollbit’s NFT Jackpot, a pot many players fill, may be this lane, and a third of every money figure here runs through it.
Taking the lane out makes the rest look better. Without it, the capture paid back 102.17%, +0.71 pp on the headline. That is why the lane stays in every total and this figure is a sensitivity view, not a corrected ratio. With or without the lane, the feed pays out more than it takes in.
How much the biggest Rollbit payouts move the ratio
0.218% of bets carried 57.65% of all payouts. Take out the biggest single payout and the ratio drops to 100.04%, from above break-even to almost exactly it, on one bet out of 459,364. 100 bets take it to 92.78% and 1,000 to 70.73%. Every row uses the same bets. None corrects the others, and the top row is the headline.
Three slices are big or odd enough to remove by name. Two pull the ratio down. Removing rollbit:jackpot pushes it further above break-even, which works against us, and it’s printed the same way as the other two.
- Without the largest payout event: 100.04%. 1 bet removed, $65.7M of stake left and a player result of +$27.7K. The ratio moves −1.41 pp.
- Without hacksaw:WantedDeadoraWild: 99.06%. 23,208 bets removed, $57.8M of stake left and a player result of −$543.7K. The ratio moves −2.40 pp.
- Without rollbit:jackpot: 102.17%. 150 bets removed, $44.1M of stake left and a player result of +$956.3K. The ratio moves +0.71 pp, against us.
Rollbit multipliers: 1,000x wins and 0x losses
2 bets hit 1,000x or more, turning $900.00 into $1.5M. The top displayed multiplier was 2,323x. At the other end, 53.42% of bets showed 0x and returned next to nothing.
A displayed 1x is not an exact stake return. The feed shows a two-decimal multiplier, and money outcomes are recomputed from payout and stake. 428 bets showed a return whose exact money result is not zero, and 691 showed 0x but paid something. Both stay in the data.
Rollbit bet sizes and high rollers
1.56% of bets staked $1,000 or more and carried 57.74% of the money. This band holds 7,171 bets, 150 of them jackpot bets averaging $143.9K. One of the six stake bands settled above break-even, which again says which bets reached the feed, not what a bet size returns.
At our P99 stake threshold of $1.2K, 4,941 bets carry 54.29% of all stake, 79.34% of it from protected bets, against 76 public keys. That is our cut at the 99th percentile, not Rollbit’s High Rollers tab, which was not collected.
The protected identity bucket
25.96% of bets arrive under one identity marker, carrying 63.23% of the stake. 119,263 bets arrive with the zero UUID in the identity field. That marker is one bucket, not one player. They paid back 103.84%, against 97.35% for bets with an account key, which is most of why the headline sits above break-even.
Collector gaps and clocks
The collector paused 9 times for more than five minutes, the longest for 59.6 minutes. Bets placed during a gap are missing, never estimated or backfilled. Rollbit stamps its own bets, so the timeline runs on its event time, to the second. Our collector’s clock sits a median 1.4 seconds away, and on 85,736 bets it reads earlier, which is clock skew and rounding, not network lag.
- 459,364
- All priced, over 131.8 hours, from 2,988 public account keys plus one protected bucket.
- $65.7M
- $65,717,948 exactly, against $66,674,444 paid out.
- +$956.5K
- +$956,496 over the capture. It describes the published bets, not the casino’s books.
- 101.46%
Rollbit payout ratio with the biggest payouts removed
- 459,364
- 132
- 459,364 bets
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Rollbit compared with similar casinos
All casinosSee how Rollbit stacks up against similar casinos on score, license, restricted countries and bet data.
| Casino | Score | License | Restricted | Bets captured | Feed payout ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rollbit | 8.5 / 10 | Anjouan · checked | 29 territories | 459,364 | n/a |
 Gamdom | 8.5 / 10 | Anjouan · checked | 37 territories | 9,894,905 | 104.05% |
 Roobet | 8.5 / 10 | Curaçao · checked | 25 territories | 586,444 | 96.85% |
 Chips | 8.6 / 10 | Anjouan · checked | 27 territories | 916,202 | 147.12% |
 Cloudbet | 8.7 / 10 | Curaçao · checked | 22 territories | 2,405,866 | 73.64% |
Our score
Is Rollbit legit? Yes, with a valid Anjouan license, no withdrawal fee and no ADR body
Check the restricted list, read the self-exclusion rules before you need them, and know that Rollbit’s Terms call its own decisions final.
- What Rollbit gets right: License, fees, rakeback. The number matches both Anjouan records, a withdrawal costs only gas, and 5% rakeback lands on every bet.
- Data behind this review: 459,364 public bets. 131.8 hours of Rollbit’s All Bets feed, Jul 12–17, 2026. Collection has been stopped since.
- Main concern: Disputes and self-exclusion. No ADR body is named, Terms §12.1 calls management’s word final, and three pages give three self-exclusion rules.
- Still to test: Withdrawals and complaints. Our real-money tests are coming soon.
What could change this Rollbit verdict
Five items are still open. Each is a test we haven’t run yet or a record Rollbit doesn’t publish.
- Real-money withdrawal: Coming soon
- Account and KYC flow: Coming soon
- Responsible gambling tools: Coming soon
- KYC withdrawal threshold: Not published by Rollbit
- Beneficial owners: Not named in Rollbit’s documents
When Rollbit collection stopped
The last Rollbit bet reached our collector at Jul 17, 2026, 23:16 UTC, 5.5 days after the first one. Casinos in the same batch run to Sep 23, 2026, so this capture is 68 days behind them and stays there until the feed comes back.
- Window: Jul 12–17, 2026. 131.8 hours by collection time. That is Rollbit’s whole collection history, not a slice of something longer.
- Window mode: Full capture. Captures switch to a trailing 7 days once 168 hours exist. This one stopped 36.2 hours short, so it stays a full capture unless collection resumes.
- Not proof Rollbit closed: A collector can stop for reasons that have nothing to do with the casino, such as a changed feed format, a moved endpoint or a crash on our side. We know when collection ended, not why.
- Out of the rankings: The cross-casino boards compare overlapping windows. This one no longer overlaps, so Rollbit sits out every board.
Who is Rollbit best for, and who should skip it?
- Crypto players in a supported country who want a cheap cashout. A withdrawal costs only gas, the FAQ says withdrawals “are sent out instantly”, and a new account wagers just $10 once before its first one.
- Rakeback grinders. Rollbit pays 5% rakeback on all bets, claimable every 30 minutes, plus daily, weekly, monthly and rank-up bonuses on a calendar. Holding RLB adds up to 10% on casino games.
- Originals players who check the math. X-Roulette declares a 5% house edge and publishes each round’s ECVRF proof, and Rollercoaster declares 2.5%.
- You live in one of the 29 blocked territories, such as the US, the UK, Australia, France, Germany, Spain or the Netherlands.
- You want a dispute route past the casino. Terms §12.1 calls management’s decision final, and Rollbit names no ADR body.
- You want a welcome bonus. Rollbit publishes none, and its bonus balances come from lottery wins, giveaways and competitions, at a 5x WR.
- You want crypto futures under a gaming license. Rollbit says its trading isn’t covered, and its Terms never mention it.
- You want one clear self-exclusion rule. The help center, the FAQ and the Responsible Gaming page give three, from up to 21 days self-service to 6 months to 5 years through support.
- You want to know what Rollbit’s feed shows now. Collection stopped on Jul 17, 2026, 68 days before the captures this page would be compared with.
Sources for this Rollbit review
Public bet feed
All Bets · USD-priced bets
- Bets captured
- 459,364
- Captured
- Jul 12–17, 2026
Operator documents (19)
- Anjouan seal validator · License
- Anjouan public register, searched by license number · License
- Rollbit Terms and Conditions · License
- Help center: restricted countries · Restricted countries
- Rollbit block page (Internet Archive, Oct 3, 2026) · Restricted countries
- AML Policy · KYC
- Help center: how do I complete KYC? · KYC
- Site FAQ · KYC
- Privacy Policy · KYC
- Help center: deposit and withdrawals · Withdrawals
- Help center: withdrawal requirements · Withdrawals
- Help center: when will my deposit be credited? · Withdrawals
- Rewards page · Bonuses
- Help center: bonus balances · Bonuses
- Help center: Rollbit Rewards program · Bonuses
- Blog: Rollbit rewards breakdown, March 2021 · Bonuses
- Anjouan Gaming: third-party complaint policy · Complaints
- Help center: self exclusions and account limits · Complaints
- Responsible Gaming page · Complaints
About this Rollbit review
Founder and author, 0xCasinos
Alex Savelle runs 0xCasinos and writes everything on it. Since July 12, 2026, Alex has captured 210 million bets from the public feeds of 24 crypto casinos. Alex turns that data into the reviews, rankings and studies on this site.
When a review covers a casino’s rules, Alex reads its terms, help center and license record first. Every document behind a claim is linked, and a review built from the bet feed alone says so. The numbers come from the captured feeds. The casino rules come from the casino’s own documents, dated the day they were read.
- Documents read. License (checked at the Anjouan validator and register), the 29-territory list, KYC, cashier and playthrough rules, rewards, self-exclusion, the complaint route and the crypto trading carve-out, read on October 4, 2026. Before this the review covered the bet feed only. A second pass the same day added what happens from a restricted country, the block page, local law, withdrawal frequency, installments, bonus caps, dormancy, class actions and message retention.
- Collection stopped. Last bet collected at Jul 17, 2026, 23:16 UTC. Nothing has arrived since, so a refresh recomputes the same window.
- Capture started with the collector’s first Rollbit bet. Unlike the 7-day captures elsewhere on the site, the window is the whole history, not a trailing slice.
Rollbit rakeback: 5% on every bet, “up to 70%” on two bases, and bonus balances at 5x
Rollbit publishes no welcome bonus or deposit match. Its rewards pay 5% rakeback on all bets, claimable every 30 minutes, plus daily, weekly, monthly and rank-up bonuses that unlock on a calendar. The FAQ puts the total at “up to 70% of the house edge we receive from user bets”, while the Rewards page says “up to 70% in value returned for every wager”. Bonus balances from RLB Lottery team wins, Discord giveaways and competitions carry a 5x WR before they move to your main balance, with no published max bet or max cashout.
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Published rules only
We haven’t claimed a bonus at any casino. Every rule below is the casino’s own, linked to its source.
Rollbit bonuses FAQ: what people ask, answered up front
Quick answers from Rollbit’s own bonus terms.
Does Rollbit have a welcome bonus?
No. No welcome bonus or deposit match appears in the Terms, the FAQ or the help center. A January 2023 blog post gave new users +10% Rakeboost for 24 hours, and the August 2026 rewards article doesn’t mention it.
See the row it came from →What is the Rollbit bonus balance WR?
5x the bonus balance before it moves to your main balance. Bonus balances come from RLB Lottery team wins, Discord giveaways and competitions, and they play on casino games, not trading, Rollercoaster, Challenges, Bonus Battles or NFT Lootboxes.
See the row it came from →What does Rollbit’s “up to 70%” refer to?
Two different things, depending on the page. The FAQ says “up to 70% of the house edge we receive from user bets”. The Rewards page says “up to 70% in value returned for every wager”. No Rollbit page shows how the reward types add up to 70%.
See both readings →When do Rollbit rewards expire?
An unlocked reward expires 24 hours later. Rewards land on a calendar and unlock at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC, and each claim adds 1 hour of +15% Rakeboost. An unclaimed daily bonus counts back up to 72 hours.
See the row it came from →What are the Rollbit VIP ranks?
Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Blood Diamond and Vibranium, by a March 2021 blog post Rollbit marks “Outdated article”. No rank requirements are published. Ranks pay rank-up bonuses, and VIP bonuses are discretionary, through support.
See the row it came from →Is there a max bet on Rollbit bonus balances?
Not a published one. The bonus balance article sets only the 5x WR and the games it plays on. No max cashout is published either, and once you’ve wagered a balance 5 times it moves to your main balance.
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Rollbit bonus offer, wagering and expiry: the key rules
- Two answers
“up to 70% of the house edge we receive from user bets” (FAQ). The homepage Rewards tile also says “of the house edge”
- Published
5x the bonus balance before it can move to your main balance
- Published
An unlocked reward expires 24 hours later.
Rollbit bonus terms: every rule, row by row
Every Rollbit bonus rule, with its clause and source.
The offer
The headline offer, the minimum deposit and the rakeback rate.
Headline rewards offer
What bonus does Rollbit offer?
- Two answers
“up to 70% of the house edge we receive from user bets” (FAQ). The homepage Rewards tile also says “of the house edge”
Two Rollbit pages put the same 70% on two different bases. The Partnership Program page tells affiliates that players “enjoy almost 50% of the house edge returned on every bet”.
No welcome bonus or deposit match appears in the Terms, the FAQ or the help center. No Rollbit page shows how the reward types add up to 70%.
Source: Site FAQ and Rewards page
Deposit bonus
What is the minimum deposit for a Rollbit bonus?
- Not published
No deposit bonus. The NFT VIP passes that carried $500 to $7,500 deposit bonuses at 5x are discontinued (blog)
Checked in: Site FAQ
Rakeback or reward rate
What rakeback rate does Rollbit pay?
- Published
“Rollbit offers 5% Rakeback on all bets”, based on the house edge, claimable every 30 minutes. Half lands at once and half goes to the calendar over 3 days
Rollbit’s example: $100 on X-Roulette, a 5% house edge game, earns $0.75 of Rakeboost. Holding RLB can add up to 10% rakeback on all casino games (banner on the X-Roulette page).
Wagering requirements
The WR, game contribution and the max bet while you wager.
Bonus balance WR
What is the Rollbit bonus wagering requirement?
- Published
5x the bonus balance before it can move to your main balance
Bonus balances come from team wins in the RLB Lottery, Discord giveaways and competitions. “There is a roughly 50% chance of completing the wagering amount”, and a completed one ends up at about 2x the starting bonus on average (help article “Bonus balances”, December 2023).
Source: Help center: bonus balances
Game contribution
Which games count toward the Rollbit WR?
- Published
Casino games, Rollbit’s own house games included. Excluded: Crypto Trading, Rollercoaster, Challenges, Bonus Battles and NFT Lootboxes
Source: Help center: bonus balances
Max bet on a bonus balance
What is the max bet on a Rollbit bonus?
- Not published
No max bet is published for a bonus balance
The bonus balance article sets only the 5x WR and the games it plays on. Terms §8.1 caps any bet at your balance and each game’s own limits.
Checked in: Help center: bonus balances
What you can keep
The max cashout, the expiry and what voids the bonus.
Max cashout on a bonus balance
Is there a max cashout on Rollbit bonuses?
- Not published
No max cashout is published for a bonus balance
Once a bonus balance is wagered 5 times, the help center says “it can be transferred to your main balance”.
Checked in: Help center: bonus balances
How long an unlocked reward lasts
When does a Rollbit bonus expire?
- Published
An unlocked reward expires 24 hours later.
Forfeiture rules
What voids a Rollbit bonus?
- PublishedTerms §11.7–§11.9
Rollbit can deny or withdraw a bonus, or lock the account, on suspected abuse. Opening several accounts to collect bonuses counts as abuse (Terms §11.7, §11.8, §11.9)
If you miss the WR, you can close the bonus balance and activate another.
Source: Terms and Conditions
VIP program
VIP tiers, reward timing and what’s blocked while a WR is live.
VIP tiers
What are the Rollbit VIP tiers?
- Published
Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Blood Diamond, Vibranium
The only published list of divisions is a March 2021 blog post that Rollbit marks “Outdated article”. No rank requirements are published. Rank-ups come at “certain milestones of total wagered amount” (help article “Rollbit Rewards Program”). Benefits: rank-up bonuses, +0.2 on your RLB Lottery multiplier per rank (RLB utility guide, September 2023) and discretionary VIP bonuses through support.
When rewards land
How often does Rollbit pay rewards?
- Published
Rewards go to a calendar and unlock in parts, claimable at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC.
Daily bonus: Every 24 hours, based on your last 24 hours of wagering, your profit and loss and the games you play. An unclaimed bonus counts back up to 72 hours. 20% lands at once and 80% over 7 days. The highest weighted recurring reward. Weekly bonus: Personalized from recent activity, mainly your P&L, with lossback included. Claimable every Sunday at random times. 20% at once, 80% over 7 days. Monthly bonus: Personalized, mainly from your recent P&L, with lossback included. Claimable on the 1st of each month. 20% at once, 80% over 30 days. Rank-up bonus: Paid at milestones of total wagered. 20% lands at once and 80% over 21 days, and the bonus grows with the rank.
Blocked while wagering
What can’t you do while a Rollbit bonus is active?
- Published
Bonus balances can’t be used on Crypto Trading or Rollercoaster, trading bets don’t count toward Challenges, and trading needs the main balance (help, FAQ). Futures wagers count toward the $25,000 Daily Race (blog)
Source: Help center: bonus balances
Eligibility and deposit rules
Who is eligible, and the deposit rule that applies even with no bonus.
Bonus abuse and eligibility
When can Rollbit take a bonus back?
- PublishedTerms §11.3, §11.5, §11.10, §11.11
Each promotion carries its own terms and expiry date (Terms §11.3, §11.5). Unclaimed bonuses can be canceled, and Rollbit can cancel any bonus at its sole discretion (Terms §11.10, §11.11)
Rollbit may ask winners to pass KYC before it pays a promotion prize (Cub Cabana Blitz rules). 10% of the house edge on every bet your referrals place, across up to 10 codes. Using your own code can get your accounts banned and funds forfeited (help).
Source: Terms and Conditions
Deposit playthrough
Do you have to wager a Rollbit deposit with no bonus?
- PublishedHelp article “Withdrawal Requirements” (May 2022) and the FAQ
A new account must deposit $10 and wager $10 before its first withdrawal
No per-deposit wagering rule is published.
Source: Help center: withdrawal requirements
This deposit rule also applies to cashouts. See Rollbit withdrawal rules
Rollbit bonus terms in conflict: one rule has two published answers
Both readings come from Rollbit. You only find out which one applies after you deposit.
Headline rewards offer
“up to 70% of the house edge we receive from user bets” (FAQ). The homepage Rewards tile also says “of the house edge”
Two Rollbit pages put the same 70% on two different bases. The Partnership Program page tells affiliates that players “enjoy almost 50% of the house edge returned on every bet”.
Rollbit bonus sources: every document behind this tab
7 documents, checked on October 4, 2026. Any of them can change without notice.
- Site FAQhttps://rollbit.com/faq
- Rewards pagehttps://rollbit.com/rewards
- Help center: bonus balanceshttps://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6181474-bonus-balances
- Help center: Rollbit Rewards programhttps://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/16419135-rollbit-rewards-program
- Terms and Conditionshttps://rollbit.com/terms-and-conditions
- Blog: Rollbit rewards breakdown, March 2021https://blog.rollbit.com/rollbit-rewards-breakdown/
- Help center: withdrawal requirementshttps://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6181405-withdrawal-requirements
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The eight core questions: offer, WR, expiry, rakeback rate, game contribution, max bet, max cashout and forfeiture. “Named, never stated” means Rollbit says the rule exists but prints no figure on a public page. “Not published” means Rollbit says nothing. “Not checked by us” is our gap.
Rollbit bonuses compared: how its terms stack up
Rollbit answers 6 of the 8 core questions. Across the 13 casinos with a bonuses tab, the range is 6 to 8. Each card shows how every casino answers one question, and every name links to that casino’s bonuses tab.
Bonus offer
13 of the 13 publish an answer.
- Published10
500 Casino, BC.Game, BetFury, Chips, Cloudbet, CoinCasino, and 4 more
- Two answers3
Wagering requirement
All 13 answer this. A casino gets this tab only if it does.
Bonus expiry
12 of the 13 publish an answer.
- Published9
Rollbit BC.Game, BetFury, Chips, CoinCasino, GOATED, and 3 more
- Two answers3
- Not published1
“Not checked by us” is our gap, and it never counts against a casino.
Rollbit withdrawal fees: none beyond gas, $10 wagered once, and “sent out instantly” by its FAQ
Rollbit charges no withdrawal fee beyond the on-chain gas, which you can preview before you send. A new account deposits $10 and wagers $10 before its first withdrawal, and no per-deposit rule follows. The FAQ says crypto withdrawals “are sent out instantly”, with a rare one held for review, and Terms §9.2 lets Rollbit delay or cancel any withdrawal for more checks. Minimums start at $5 in USDC or USDT and 0.0002 BTC. No maximum is published, but the AML policy stops every account for KYC at a withdrawal threshold it doesn’t name.
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Real-money withdrawal tests: coming soon
Our real-money withdrawal tests are coming soon. Every figure below is the casino’s own published rule, linked to its source.
Rollbit withdrawals FAQ: what people ask, answered up front
Quick answers from Rollbit’s own cashier rules.
Does Rollbit charge a withdrawal fee?
No, only the on-chain gas, which you can preview before you send. Network fees come from live estimates, and Ethereum can cost more because Rollbit supports withdrawals to smart contracts. Deposits carry no Rollbit fee either.
See the row it came from →How fast are Rollbit withdrawals?
Rollbit’s FAQ says crypto withdrawals “are sent out instantly”, and a rare one is held for review. Terms §9.2 lets Rollbit delay or cancel any withdrawal for more checks, and the Withdrawals page links each payout to the blockchain.
See the row it came from →What do you need before your first Rollbit withdrawal?
A $10 deposit and $10 wagered, once, on a new account. No per-deposit wagering rule is published. Rollbit can still decline a withdrawal of unplayed deposits until it establishes where the money came from (Terms §9.1(c)).
See the row it came from →What is Rollbit’s minimum withdrawal?
$5 in USDC or USDT, 0.0002 BTC, 0.002 ETH, 0.05 SOL, 0.01 LTC, 10 TRX or 100 RLB. Deposit minimums start at $5 in stablecoins and 0.0001 BTC, and a deposit under the minimum for its network won’t credit.
See the row it came from →Does Rollbit have a withdrawal limit?
Not a published one. The FAQ says “you can withdraw as much as you like” once you’ve deposited and wagered $10. The AML policy suspends every account for KYC at a withdrawal threshold set by its risk profile, with no figure given.
See both readings →How often can you withdraw from Rollbit?
Rollbit sets no limit. Once a new account has deposited and wagered $10, its help center says “there are no limitations on withdrawals”. No Rollbit document mentions paying a big win in installments either.
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Rollbit withdrawal fee, time and wagering: the key rules
- Published
No withdrawal fee beyond the standard on-chain gas fee, which you can preview before you send (help article “Deposit and Withdrawals”, August 2026)
- Published
Crypto withdrawals “are sent out instantly”. In rare cases one is held for review, which the FAQ says the team completes “very quickly”
- Published
A new account must deposit $10 and wager $10 before its first withdrawal
Rollbit withdrawal terms: every rule, row by row
Every Rollbit withdrawal rule, with its clause and source.
Withdrawal fees
The casino fee, the network fee and any charge for withdrawing too often.
Withdrawal fee
Does Rollbit charge a withdrawal fee?
- Published
No withdrawal fee beyond the standard on-chain gas fee, which you can preview before you send (help article “Deposit and Withdrawals”, August 2026)
No deposit fee from Rollbit. You pay the on-chain gas to send (help).
Network fee
Who pays the network fee at Rollbit?
- Published
Network fees come from live estimates. Ethereum fees can run higher because Rollbit supports withdrawals to Ethereum smart contracts (FAQ)
Source: Site FAQ
How often you can withdraw
How many withdrawals a day does Rollbit allow?
- Published
No cap. Once a new account has deposited and wagered $10, “there are no limitations on withdrawals” (help article “Withdrawal Requirements”), and no Rollbit document limits how many withdrawals you make
Withdrawal time
The processing time the casino states and the confirmations it waits for.
Processing time
How long do Rollbit withdrawals take?
- Published
Crypto withdrawals “are sent out instantly”. In rare cases one is held for review, which the FAQ says the team completes “very quickly”
Terms §9.2: Rollbit may delay or cancel withdrawals to run additional checks, at its sole discretion. The site’s search description promises “Instant withdrawals”.
Source: Site FAQ
Deposit confirmations
How many network confirmations does Rollbit need?
- Published
BTC 1, ETH 12, ETH NFTs 12, LTC 6, SOL 21, RLB 21. A deposit still missing 15 minutes after its confirmations needs a support ticket with the TXID (help article “When will my deposit be credited?”, September 2022)
Withdrawal limits
The minimum, the maximum and what happens to a win too big to pay at once.
Minimum withdrawal
What is the minimum withdrawal at Rollbit?
- Published
USDC $5 · USDT $5 · BTC 0.0002 BTC · ETH 0.002 ETH · SOL 0.05 SOL · LTC 0.01 LTC · TRX 10 TRX · RLB 100 RLB
Deposit minimums: USDC, USDT, DAI, PYUSD $5 · BTC (includes CBBTC, WBTC) 0.0001 BTC, and 26 more rows in the same article. A deposit below the minimum for its network won’t credit and can’t be recovered by support (help article “Deposit and Withdrawals”, FAQ).
Withdrawal limit
Is there a withdrawal limit or max payout at Rollbit?
- Two answers
After a $10 deposit and $10 wagered, “you can withdraw as much as you like” (FAQ). The help article says “there are no limitations on withdrawals”
The FAQ and the help center promise no cap. The AML policy stops every account for KYC at a withdrawal threshold it never puts a number on. Rollbit may delay or cancel withdrawals for additional checks at its sole discretion (Terms §9.2).
Source: Site FAQ and AML Policy
Big wins paid in installments
Does Rollbit pay big wins in installments?
- Not published
No installment rule is published
Neither the Terms nor the help center mention paying a large win in parts. The FAQ says that once the new-account requirement is met, “you can withdraw as much as you like”.
Checked in: Terms and Conditions
Coins and networks
The coins and networks the casino pays out on.
Withdrawal coins
Which coins can you withdraw from Rollbit?
- Two answers
Minimums for USDC, USDT, DAI, PYUSD, BTC, ETH, SOL, LTC, RLB, XRP, BNB, DOGE, TRX, ADA, BCH, LINK, POL, WETH and 12 other tokens, with no TON (help article “Deposit and Withdrawals”, August 2026)
A third page gives a third list: BTC, ETH (“ERC-20 network only”), LTC, SOL, RLB and ERC-20 tokens including USDT and USDC (help article “How do I deposit?”, December 2023).
No card deposits. The FAQ points card users to instructions for buying crypto on the deposit page.
Source: Help center: deposit and withdrawals and Site FAQ
Payout networks
Which networks does Rollbit pay out on?
- Published
60+ cryptocurrencies for deposits and withdrawals “across all major networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, XRP, TON and more” (FAQ)
NFT deposits go to your portfolio and don’t credit site balance (FAQ). An NFT withdraws to an ETH address, and you need site balance to cover its gas (help).
Source: Site FAQ
Before you cash out
What stands between your balance and a payout: wagering, KYC and where the money can go.
Deposit playthrough
Do you have to wager your deposit before withdrawing from Rollbit?
- PublishedHelp article “Withdrawal Requirements” (May 2022) and the FAQ
A new account must deposit $10 and wager $10 before its first withdrawal
No per-deposit wagering rule is published. Rollbit can decline a withdrawal or reverse the withdrawal of “unspent or otherwise unused deposits” until the source of funds is established (Terms §9.1(c)). Depositing with no intention to play can get the account suspended or closed and reported (Terms §7.8). No game weighting is published.
KYC and holds
What can delay Rollbit withdrawals?
- Published
Terms §9.1(b): a withdrawal needs any required identity and verification checks completed to Rollbit’s satisfaction
The AML policy ties KYC to a withdrawal threshold without a figure. The Withdrawals page links each payout to the blockchain. A withdrawal marked “contact support” needs a live support ticket (help).
Source: Terms and Conditions
Withdrawal destination
Can you withdraw to a different wallet at Rollbit?
- Published
Withdrawals go to the payment method you deposited with by default. For another address, Rollbit can ask for documents proving you hold it (Terms §9.5)
You may not deposit with, or withdraw to, a payment method that isn’t yours (Terms §7.1(c), (e)).
Source: Terms and Conditions
Rollbit withdrawal terms in conflict: 2 rules have two published answers each
Both readings come from Rollbit. You only find out which one applies at the cashier.
Withdrawal limit
After a $10 deposit and $10 wagered, “you can withdraw as much as you like” (FAQ). The help article says “there are no limitations on withdrawals”
The FAQ and the help center promise no cap. The AML policy stops every account for KYC at a withdrawal threshold it never puts a number on. Rollbit may delay or cancel withdrawals for additional checks at its sole discretion (Terms §9.2).
Withdrawal coins
Minimums for USDC, USDT, DAI, PYUSD, BTC, ETH, SOL, LTC, RLB, XRP, BNB, DOGE, TRX, ADA, BCH, LINK, POL, WETH and 12 other tokens, with no TON (help article “Deposit and Withdrawals”, August 2026)
A third page gives a third list: BTC, ETH (“ERC-20 network only”), LTC, SOL, RLB and ERC-20 tokens including USDT and USDC (help article “How do I deposit?”, December 2023).
Rollbit withdrawal sources: every document behind this tab
6 documents, checked on October 4, 2026. Any of them can change without notice.
- Help center: deposit and withdrawalshttps://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6181426-deposit-and-withdrawals
- Site FAQhttps://rollbit.com/faq
- Help center: withdrawal requirementshttps://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6181405-withdrawal-requirements
- Help center: when will my deposit be credited?https://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6181408-when-will-my-deposit-be-credited
- AML Policyhttps://rollbit.com/aml
- Terms and Conditionshttps://rollbit.com/terms-and-conditions
- 8
- 0
- 0
- 0
The eight core questions: fee, processing time, deposit playthrough, minimum, maximum, coins, networks and confirmations. “Named, never stated” means Rollbit says the rule exists but prints no figure on a public page. “Not published” means Rollbit says nothing. “Not checked by us” is our gap.
Rollbit withdrawals compared: how its cashier rules stack up
Rollbit answers 8 of the 8 core questions. Across the 23 casinos with a withdrawals tab, the range is 3 to 8. Each card shows how every casino answers one question, and every name links to that casino’s withdrawals tab.
Withdrawal fee
15 of the 23 publish an answer.
Processing time
20 of the 23 publish an answer.
Deposit playthrough
21 of the 23 publish an answer.
Minimum withdrawal
10 of the 23 publish an answer.
“Not checked by us” is our gap, and it never counts against a casino.
Rollbit KYC: up to five levels through GetID, and a withdrawal threshold it never puts a number on
Rollbit can run identity, credit and fraud checks “from time to time” and restrict your account until they’re done (Terms §4.7). Its AML policy suspends every account for KYC once it reaches a withdrawal threshold set by its risk profile, and no figure is published. The help center describes up to five verification levels through GetID, each one only if you’re told to, while the AML policy says a five-step verification is done for every customer. No review time is published.
- October 4, 2026
- 5
- No KYC claim published
- 5 of 6 core questions
Where a casino’s marketing and its terms disagree, the terms bind you. Every rule here is the casino’s own, not legal or financial advice.
Our ID-check tests are coming soon. Each rule is dated and linked to its source, and casinos can change them without notice.
Rollbit KYC FAQ: what people ask, answered up front
Quick answers from Rollbit’s own KYC rules.
Does Rollbit require KYC to withdraw?
Yes, at a point Rollbit doesn’t publish. Terms §9.1(b) makes any required ID check a condition of a withdrawal, and the AML policy suspends every account for KYC once it reaches a withdrawal threshold set by its risk profile.
See the row it came from →What are Rollbit’s KYC levels?
Up to five, on the Profile or Verification page, through GetID. After each level you’re told whether the next applies, answers can’t be edited once sent, and you need a device with a camera. No document says what each level asks for.
See the row it came from →How long does Rollbit verification take?
Rollbit doesn’t say. The help center only tells you to contact support if a check is still declined or pending after 24 hours. A red-flag review suspends the account until it’s done, and no time limit is published.
See the row it came from →Does Rollbit screen your crypto wallet?
Yes. Every crypto deposit and withdrawal runs through Chainalysis. An alert suspends the account for review, high-risk accounts can be asked for proof of wealth, and Rollbit can refuse to pay out to “high-risk” addresses.
See the row it came from →
Rollbit KYC: what it claims, what it requires and when it asks
No Rollbit page read promises play without KYC
Terms §9.1(b): a withdrawal needs any required identity and verification checks completed to Rollbit’s satisfaction
Rollbit can run identity, credit, fraud and other checks “from time to time”, and can suspend or restrict the account until they are done “to our sole satisfaction”
- Before a withdrawal
- Any time, at the casino’s discretion
Rollbit KYC requirements: every rule, row by row
Every Rollbit KYC rule, with its clause and source.
Claim vs terms
What the casino says about KYC, what its terms require and when a check is triggered.
What the casino claims
What does Rollbit say about KYC before you sign up?
- Not published
No Rollbit page read promises play without KYC
Checked in: Site FAQ
What the terms require
What KYC does Rollbit require before it pays out?
- Published
Terms §9.1(b): a withdrawal needs any required identity and verification checks completed to Rollbit’s satisfaction
Source: Terms and Conditions
When KYC is triggered
When does Rollbit ask for KYC?
- PublishedTerms §4.7
Rollbit can run identity, credit, fraud and other checks “from time to time”, and can suspend or restrict the account until they are done “to our sole satisfaction”
- Before a withdrawal
- Any time, at the casino’s discretion
Not published. The AML policy ties KYC to a withdrawal threshold without a figure.
Source: Terms and Conditions
What the check asks for
Accepted documents, KYC levels, the KYC provider and source of funds checks.
Documents asked on a red flag
What documents does Rollbit accept for KYC?
- Published
When a red flag triggers, the account is suspended and Rollbit can ask for your full legal name, country of citizenship, permanent address, an ID number, an ID document, and source of funds and source of wealth (AML policy)
Not published. No document says what each level asks for.
Source: AML Policy
KYC levels
What are the Rollbit KYC levels?
- Two answers
“Depending on your account you might be required to complete up to level 5 verification.” Each level after the first applies only if you are told it does (help article “How do I complete KYC?”, January 2024)
The other document: “a five-step account verification is done in order to ensure the identity of our customers” (AML policy)
The AML policy describes verification as something done to every customer. The help center describes it as tiered and on request.
Up to five levels on the Profile or Verification page. After each level you are told whether the next is needed. Answers can’t be edited once sent, and you need a device with a camera (help center).
Source: Help center: how do I complete KYC? and AML Policy
KYC provider
Which KYC provider does Rollbit use?
- Published
GetID. The KYC article links GetID’s list of supported documents by country
Source of funds
Does Rollbit ask for source of funds?
- Published
Rollbit can ask where deposited funds come from, and suspend or close the account if it isn’t satisfied (Terms §7.2)
Source: Terms and Conditions
While KYC is pending
What you can do while a check is pending, and how long it takes. Most casinos on this site publish no review time.
Limits during a check
What can you do at Rollbit while KYC is pending?
- Published
Every account “will be suspended until adequate KYC diligence occurs once that account reaches a withdrawal threshold dependent on the account’s risk characterization over the life of the account” (AML policy, “Withdrawal Threshold KYC”)
Source: AML Policy
Verification time
How long does Rollbit KYC verification take?
- Not published
The help center says to contact support if a check is still declined or pending after 24 hours
Checked in: Help center: how do I complete KYC?
If you fail or refuse
What happens if you don’t pass KYC, and what your account and wallet are screened against.
If you don’t verify
What happens if you fail or refuse KYC at Rollbit?
- Published
Rollbit can close or suspend an account if it can’t verify your identity, location or source of funds (Terms §5.1(iii))
Source: Terms and Conditions
Sanctions, PEP and wallet screening
What does Rollbit screen your account and wallet against?
- Published
Every crypto deposit and withdrawal runs through Chainalysis. An alert suspends the account for review, high-risk accounts can be asked for proof of wealth, and Rollbit may refuse to pay out to “high-risk” addresses (AML policy)
The AML policy blocks users who withhold requested ID, use fake documents, hide their location, come from restricted jurisdictions, appear on sanctions lists, “Are gambling addicts or have mental health issues”, or whose funds come from restricted jurisdictions.
Source: AML Policy
Age and document retention
The minimum age, and how long the casino keeps your documents.
Minimum age
How old do you have to be to play at Rollbit?
- Published
18, or the legal gambling age that applies to you if higher (Terms §4.1(a))
Source: Terms and Conditions
Document retention
How long does Rollbit keep your documents?
- Not published
The privacy policy keeps personal data “only for as long as is necessary” and longer where the law requires it
Checked in: Privacy Policy
Rollbit KYC: one verification rule with two published answers
Both readings come from Rollbit, checked the same day. A document one page accepts can be refused under the other page’s rule.
KYC levels
“Depending on your account you might be required to complete up to level 5 verification.” Each level after the first applies only if you are told it does (help article “How do I complete KYC?”, January 2024)
Source: Help center: how do I complete KYC?
“a five-step account verification is done in order to ensure the identity of our customers” (AML policy)
The AML policy describes verification as something done to every customer. The help center describes it as tiered and on request.
Rollbit KYC research notes: what we checked and what we still don’t know
Our own notes, not the casino’s statements.
Three Rollbit documents describe sign-up three ways
You give your full name, date of birth, residential address, email and phone number when you register (Terms §4.1(b)). Rollbit collects “baseline (e.g., wallet address, email address) information at account creation” (AML policy). You can sign up through Steam, Twitch or MetaMask and add an email later (help articles on 2FA, email and passwords).
Rollbit KYC sources: every document behind this tab
5 documents, checked on October 4, 2026. Any of them can change without notice.
- Terms and Conditionshttps://rollbit.com/terms-and-conditions
- AML Policyhttps://rollbit.com/aml
- Help center: how do I complete KYC?https://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6176886-how-do-i-complete-kyc
- Site FAQhttps://rollbit.com/faq
- Privacy Policyhttps://rollbit.com/privacy
- 5
- 0
- 1
- 0
The six core questions: what the terms require, when KYC is triggered, accepted documents, limits during a check, verification time and what happens if you don’t verify. “Not published” means Rollbit says nothing. “Not checked by us” is our gap.
Rollbit KYC vs other casinos: how its rules compare
Rollbit answers 5 of the 6 core questions. Across the 24 casinos with a KYC tab, the range is 4 to 6. Each card shows how every casino answers one question, and every name links to that casino’s KYC tab.
What the terms require
All 24 answer this. A casino gets this tab only if it does.
- Published24
Rollbit 500 Casino, AceBet, BC.Game, BetFury, Chips, and 18 more
When KYC is triggered
All 24 answer this. A casino gets this tab only if it does.
Accepted documents
23 of the 24 publish an answer.
“Not checked by us” is our gap, and it never counts against a casino.
Rollbit KYC in the full comparison: every casino’s claim next to its terms
One table puts every casino’s KYC claim next to its terms and its triggers. It uses the same records as this tab.
No-KYC claims
Which casinos say “no KYC”, and what do their own terms require?
Every no-KYC claim, quoted and linked, next to the KYC rules in the same casino’s own terms.
Open the full comparison →Rollbit license: ALSI-042308006-FII matches both Anjouan records, and its trading sits outside it
Rollbit runs on Anjouan license ALSI-042308006-FII, held by Acacia Tech Ltd for rollbit.com. The number in its footer and Terms §1.1 matches the seal validator, which showed it VALID on October 4, 2026, and the public register, which dates it from August 16, 2023 to August 20, 2027. Rollbit’s footer says crypto trading “is not considered gambling and therefore not covered by our Gaming license”, yet its futures and RLB trading run on that same licensed domain.
- October 4, 2026
- 3
- Checked at the regulator · Anjouan
- 6 of 6 core questions
A license record shows that the licensing relationship was on the regulator’s own record on the day we checked. It says nothing about a casino’s reserves, whether a withdrawal gets paid, how a dispute would end or whether playing is lawful where you live.
We haven’t contacted any regulator or filed a complaint. Every value is the record as it stood on the day we checked, linked so you can check it yourself. Registers and footers can change without notice.
On Oct 4, 2026, the same register marked the status field “valid” for all 1,539 rows it published, including 344 whose expiry dates had already passed. The field is uniform, so it carries no information about this or any individual license.
The Authority’s own status definitions page recognizes four statuses (Active, Suspended, Revoked and Expired) and states that “Only entities with an Active licence status are authorised to conduct licensed internet gaming activities.” “Valid”, the word the register actually prints, is not one of the four.
The register listed 1,539 licenses on October 4, 2026.
Rollbit license FAQ: what people ask, answered up front
Quick answers from the regulator’s record and Rollbit’s own documents.
What is Rollbit’s license number?
ALSI-042308006-FII, an Anjouan license held by Acacia Tech Ltd. Rollbit prints it in the footer of every page and in Terms §1.1, and the seal validator and the public register return the same number. The suffix really is “FII”.
See the row it came from →Is Rollbit’s Anjouan license current?
Yes, by the regulator’s own records on October 4, 2026. The seal validator showed “Operating status: VALID” for Acacia Tech Ltd and rollbit.com, and the register dates the license from August 16, 2023 to August 20, 2027.
See the row it came from →Does Rollbit’s license cover crypto futures?
No. Rollbit’s footer says crypto trading “is not considered gambling and therefore not covered by our Gaming license”. Its futures screen still labels the fields WAGER and PLACE BET, and Rollbit names no other license for trading.
See our notes →Where is Rollbit’s operator registered?
In Nevis. Acacia Tech Ltd gives an address in Charlestown, Nevis, and the privacy policy names Saint Kitts and Nevis. The license is from Anjouan, the Terms run under Anjouan law (§24.1), and no company number is published.
See the row it came from →
Rollbit license: how it was checked, the number and the holder
Rollbit loads its Anjouan seal in the footer of every page, from rollbit.com/license-seal.html. The seal link, opened from a fresh load on Oct 4, 2026, returned a record naming Acacia Tech Ltd and rollbit.com with “Operating status: VALID”. Below the record, the page embeds two regulator forms in frames, “Submit a Complaint” and “Self Exclusion”.
ALSI-042308006-FII, returned by the seal validator and the register and printed identically in the site footer on every page, in Terms §1.1 (as “licence number”).
On the register and the seal validator: Acacia Tech Ltd. In the Terms: Acacia Tech Ltd.
Checked at the regulator: Checked on the regulator’s own certificate, public register or seal validator. The number, holder and dates shown are the regulator’s, not the casino’s. Checking an Anjouan license: Two Anjouan-branded sites publish these licenses. anjouangaming.com carries the public register. anjouangamingboard.org runs the seal validator and credits the license to the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan. The register answers a search. The validator answers only for a casino’s own seal id.
Rollbit license record: every field, row by row
Every field on Rollbit’s license record, marked regulator or casino, with its source.
How the license was checked
The regulator record we checked, and what the license seal on the casino’s site shows.
Checked at the regulator
Where was Rollbit’s license checked?
- Checked at regulator
Rollbit loads its Anjouan seal in the footer of every page, from rollbit.com/license-seal.html. The seal link, opened from a fresh load on Oct 4, 2026, returned a record naming Acacia Tech Ltd and rollbit.com with “Operating status: VALID”. Below the record, the page embeds two regulator forms in frames, “Submit a Complaint” and “Self Exclusion”.
Records checked: Anjouan seal validator, reached from the seal Rollbit loads on every page · Anjouan public register.
Source: Anjouan seal validator
License seal
What does Rollbit’s license seal or validator show?
- Checked at regulator
Operating status: VALID on October 4, 2026, naming Acacia Tech Ltd, rollbit.com and the licensee email complaints@rollbit.com. This gaming platform operates under License No. ALSI-042308006-FII, issued by the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan pursuant to the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 of 2005. All licensed activities are subject to the compliance and supervision frameworks managed by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.
Excluded by the validator: Australia, Comoros, France, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom, USA. The Anjouan validator excludes seven territories plus all FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions. Six of the seven are on Rollbit’s list. Comoros, the union Anjouan belongs to, is not. The validator states that disputes, claims or complaints from players in the excluded territories “fall entirely outside the regulatory scope of the Anjouan Internet Gaming License and will not be entertained”.
Source: Anjouan seal validator
License number and holder
The license number and company the casino prints, checked against the regulator’s record.
License number match
Does Rollbit’s license number match the regulator’s record?
- Checked at regulator
ALSI-042308006-FII, returned by the seal validator and the register and printed identically in the site footer on every page, in Terms §1.1 (as “licence number”).
It ends in “FII”, two capital I’s, on all four, where most rows on the register end in “FI” and a digit.
Source: Anjouan public register, searched by license number and Rollbit Terms and Conditions
License holder
Who holds Rollbit’s license?
- Checked at regulator
On the register and the seal validator: Acacia Tech Ltd. In the Terms: Acacia Tech Ltd.
Named in Terms §1.1, the site footer, the support page, and the AML, privacy and responsible gaming pages. The operator gives an address in Nevis, and the privacy policy names Saint Kitts and Nevis as its country. The gaming license is from Anjouan, and the Terms run under Anjouan law (Terms §24.1).
Source: Anjouan public register, searched by license number and Rollbit Terms and Conditions
Dates, domains and type
Issue and expiry dates, licensed domains and license type, as the record shows them. A date on a register isn’t a ruling on the license.
Issue and expiry dates
When does Rollbit’s license expire?
- Checked at regulator
Issued August 16, 2023, expiring August 20, 2027, per the Anjouan public register. That date falls 320 days after October 4, 2026, the day we checked the record.
Licensed domains
Which domains does Rollbit’s license cover?
- Checked at regulator
rollbit.com, the register’s notified domain and the one the validator names.
Rollbit’s footer says “Crypto trading is not considered gambling and therefore not covered by our Gaming license”. Crypto Futures with up to 1000x leverage and RLB trading run on rollbit.com, the domain the license names, under no license Rollbit names. The Terms never mention them.
License type
What type of license does Rollbit hold?
- Checked at regulator
B2C, per the register row
Licensing authority
Who issued the license and under which law, and whether the casino’s documents agree.
Licensing authority
Who issued Rollbit’s license?
- Checked at regulator
Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, with regulatory supervision by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc., under the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 of 2005.
This gaming platform operates under License No. ALSI-042308006-FII, issued by the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan pursuant to the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 of 2005. All licensed activities are subject to the compliance and supervision frameworks managed by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.
Source: Anjouan seal validator
Rollbit license check: what we asked for and didn’t get
Regulator pages that blocked us, timed out or gave the same answer for any domain. A blocked page says nothing about the licensee.
- Our check
Anjouan public register, searched for “rollbit” and “Acacia”
The Anjouan public register listed 1,539 licenses when read on Oct 4, 2026. A search for “rollbit” and a search for “Acacia” each return exactly one row: Acacia Tech Ltd · ALSI-042308006-FII · status Valid · type b2c · issued 2023-08-16 · expiry 2027-08-20 · domains rollbit.com.
What this means: Holder, license type, issue date, expiry date and the domain rollbit.com all come from the regulator. The register’s status column doesn’t count, because other rows keep “Valid” past their expiry date. The 1,506-row count elsewhere on this site is the register as parsed on September 9, 2026.
- Our check
Nevis company registry for Acacia Tech Ltd
Not retrieved by 0xCasinos. No company number is published.
What this means: The company name and the Nevis address come from Rollbit’s own pages and both Anjouan records. No company registry confirms them, and no company number is on file.
Rollbit license research notes: what we checked and what we still don’t know
Our own notes, not the regulator’s or the casino’s statements.
Anjouan license conditions, and the ADR service Rollbit doesn’t name
The validator lists three license conditions. Dispute Resolution: the operator must provide access to an independent Alternative Dispute Resolution service, and players must conclude the operator’s internal complaints process before using it. Regulatory Compliance: international AML protocols, plus functional responsible-gaming tools “including self-exclusion and deposit limit capabilities”. Software Integrity: certified Random Number Generators. Rollbit documents the responsible-gaming tools the license asks for: self-exclusion plus deposit and loss limits (help center). It names no ADR provider. Terms §24.1 mentions ADR “available under our gaming licence” without naming one.
Crypto trading sits outside the license
Rollbit’s footer says “Crypto trading is not considered gambling and therefore not covered by our Gaming license”. Crypto Futures with up to 1000x leverage and RLB trading run on rollbit.com, the domain the license names, under no license Rollbit names. The Terms never mention them.
Not gambling, says the footer. A bet, says the futures screen
Crypto trading “is not considered gambling” (footer) and “is not gambling” (futures risk notice). The futures screen asks “WILL THE PRICE GO UP OR DOWN?” and labels its fields WAGER, PAYOUT MULTIPLIER and PLACE BET. The price formulation page calls the product “the trading games” and “the Rollbit trading game”, where users “bet on the changes in value”. The $25,000 Daily Race counts Crypto Futures wagers.
Games “certified”, no lab named
Terms §8.4 says third-party games are “tested and certified by independent testing laboratories”. No lab or certificate is named.
Rollbit license sources: every record behind this tab
3 documents: regulator records first, then Rollbit’s own. Registers and footers can change without notice.
- Anjouan seal validatorhttps://verification.anjouangamingboard.org/validate?domain=rollbit.com&seal_id=b14a72dae9d16e6c608dd867994fb00446b9519227b92e6db503d552ad57ddda4ac3eef9ced9b58c9f56976447da6579&stamp=aa686447318f15c62acf0ef1b303295a
- Anjouan public register, searched by license numberhttps://anjouangaming.com/license-register/?license=ALSI-042308006-FII
- Rollbit Terms and Conditionshttps://rollbit.com/terms-and-conditions
- 6
- 0
- 0
- 0
The six core questions: how the license was checked, the number match, the holder, the dates, the domains and the authority. “Not published” means Rollbit or its register says nothing. “Not checked by us” is our gap.
Rollbit license vs other casinos: how the record compares
Rollbit answers 6 of the 6 core questions. Across the 24 casinos with a license tab, the range is 5 to 6. Each card shows how every casino answers one question, and every name links to that casino’s license tab.
How the license was checked
All 24 answer this. A casino gets this tab only if it does.
- Published24
Rollbit 500 Casino, AceBet, BC.Game, BetFury, Chips, and 18 more
License number match
All 24 answer this. A casino gets this tab only if it does.
License holder
All 24 answer this. A casino gets this tab only if it does.
“Not checked by us” is our gap, and it never counts against a casino.
Rollbit license in the full comparison: every license record next to its footer
One table shows every casino’s license number and holder next to the regulator’s record, grouped by regulator and never ranked. It uses the same records as this tab.
Licenses at the regulator
Is the license number in the footer the one the regulator holds?
License numbers as each casino prints them, checked against the regulator’s register or certificate, and what a license doesn’t prove.
Open the full comparison →Rollbit restricted countries: 29 territories in Terms §6.1, and Comoros, which its license excludes, isn’t one
Rollbit bars residents of 29 territories in Terms §6.1, including the US and its dependencies, the UK, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Turkey and the UAE. The help center prints the same 29 in a different order, and Terms §6.2 lets Rollbit refuse players from any other country too. Play from a listed territory and Rollbit can close the account, void your bets and keep your winnings. The Anjouan license excludes seven territories, and Comoros, the union Anjouan belongs to, is the one Rollbit’s list leaves out.
- Documents checked October 4, 2026
- 4 sources cited
- 31 distinct territories named
- 7 of 8 core questions answered by Rollbit
Every list here is the casino’s own, not legal advice. We don’t say whether online gambling is allowed where you live, and a country missing from a list isn’t permission. Casinos change these lists without notice.
We haven’t tried signing up from any country.
Don’t use a VPN, a mirror site or a fake address to get around a geo-block. Casinos that publish a penalty name a breach of terms, an account closed without notice or a forfeited balance.
Rollbit restricted countries FAQ: what people ask, answered up front
Quick answers from Rollbit’s own restricted list and terms.
Which countries can’t use Rollbit?
Residents of 29 territories (Terms §6.1), among them the US and its dependencies, the UK, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Sweden, Turkey, the UAE, Ukraine, Iran, North Korea, Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire, Saba, Statia and St Maarten.
See the full list →Can UK players use Rollbit?
Not rollbit.com. The UK is on Terms §6.1, and the help center points UK players to rollbit.co.uk, a separate site. An April 2025 archive copy names Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited as its operator, under UK Gambling Commission “Licence Ref #57869”.
See our notes →Does Rollbit block Comoros?
No. Comoros isn’t on Rollbit’s list, though the Anjouan license excludes it, with Australia, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the UK and the US. Anjouan says complaints from its excluded territories “will not be entertained”.
See the full list →Is Rollbit available in Canada?
Rollbit doesn’t block it by name. Canada isn’t on its list or among the license’s seven exclusions, but that isn’t permission. Terms §6.2 lets Rollbit refuse players from any other country, and some games are blocked in certain countries (§6.3).
See the row it came from →Can you use a VPN on Rollbit?
No. Using a VPN, a proxy or false residence details to get around the geo-block breaches the Terms (§13.2, §13.3). Rollbit checks device properties, geolocation, IP masking and blockchain data (§6.7).
See the row it came from →What happens if you play on Rollbit from a restricted country?
Rollbit can close the account, void your bets and keep your winnings (§5.1, §5.3). Playing from a listed territory breaks the Terms (§6.1, §6.5). An October 2026 archive copy of its block page reads “Rollbit.com is unavailable in your country.”
See the row it came from →
Rollbit restricted countries: the list, whether it’s complete, and where else it appears
- Published
Rollbit bars residents of 29 territories in Terms §6.1, from “U.S.A or the U.S.A dependencies”, the United Kingdom, Australia, France and Germany to Saba, Statia and St Maarten.
- Published
No. Rollbit can refuse players from any other country (Terms §6.2).
Not offered to anyone on United States, European Union or other global sanctions or watch lists (Terms §13.1).
- Published
Same 29 entries in a different order (help article “Restricted countries”, February 2025). The article adds “(Check out Rollbit.co.uk)” after the United Kingdom.
Rollbit restricted countries list: every territory it names
31 distinct names across 2 published lists, sorted A to Z so you can find yours. A filled dot means that document names the territory.
Terms §6.1
CasinoThe casino won’t take players from these territories. 29 entries, listed in Terms and Conditions.
Anjouan license exclusions
LicenseThe license doesn’t cover these territories, so the regulator won’t hear your complaint even if the casino takes your account. 7 entries, listed in Anjouan license validator.
Reading the table: Rollbit’s Terms print “U.S.A or the U.S.A dependencies” and the Anjouan license validator prints “USA”, so the US takes two rows. Each name appears exactly as its document prints it, “Curacao” without the cedilla included.
Rollbit restricted countries: every territory rule, row by row
Every Rollbit restricted country rule, with its clause and source.
The restricted list
The restricted countries list, where else it appears and whether it’s complete.
Restricted countries
Which countries does Rollbit block?
- Published
Rollbit bars residents of 29 territories in Terms §6.1, from “U.S.A or the U.S.A dependencies”, the United Kingdom, Australia, France and Germany to Saba, Statia and St Maarten.
The Terms print “Curacao” without the cedilla, “St Maarten”, “Statia” and “U.S.A or the U.S.A dependencies”, and the list keeps them as printed.
Source: Terms and Conditions
Second list
Does Rollbit publish the same list anywhere else?
- Published
Same 29 entries in a different order (help article “Restricted countries”, February 2025). The article adds “(Check out Rollbit.co.uk)” after the United Kingdom.
Whether the list is complete
Is Rollbit’s restricted list complete?
- Published
No. Rollbit can refuse players from any other country (Terms §6.2).
Not offered to anyone on United States, European Union or other global sanctions or watch lists (Terms §13.1).
Source: Terms and Conditions
How far the block reaches
The license and the game providers can block countries the casino’s own list leaves out.
What the license covers
Does Rollbit’s license restrict the same countries?
- Published
The Anjouan validator excludes seven territories plus all FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions. Six of the seven are on Rollbit’s list. Comoros, the union Anjouan belongs to, is not.
The validator states that disputes, claims or complaints from players in the excluded territories “fall entirely outside the regulatory scope of the Anjouan Internet Gaming License and will not be entertained”.
Source: Anjouan license validator
Game provider blocks
Do game providers block countries Rollbit accepts?
- Named, never listed
Some third-party games are unavailable in certain countries (Terms §6.3). The help article says provider details are “in our Terms and Conditions”, but the Terms list none
Source: Terms and Conditions
What the rule covers
Whether the ban follows where you live or where you are, the VPN rules and how the casino checks your location.
Residence or location
Does Rollbit’s ban follow where you live or where you are?
- PublishedTerms §6.1, §6.5
Both. Residents of a listed territory may not register or use the services (Terms §6.1). You also confirm you are not located in one (Terms §6.5).
The minimum age is 18, or the legal gambling age that applies to you if higher (Terms §4.1(a)).
Source: Terms and Conditions
Using a VPN
Can you use a VPN at Rollbit?
- Published
Using a VPN, a proxy or false residence details to get around the geo-block breaches the Terms (Terms §13.2, §13.3).
Source: Terms and Conditions
How location is checked
How does Rollbit check your location?
- Published
Rollbit checks device properties, geolocation, IP masking and blockchain data (Terms §6.7).
The AML policy adds that Rollbit may refuse deposits from a known U.S.-based exchange wallet.
Source: Terms and Conditions
Playing from a restricted country
What happens to your account and balance, and what you see from a blocked country.
What happens to the account
What happens to your Rollbit account if you play from a restricted country?
- PublishedTerms §5.1, §5.3, §13.2
Using Rollbit from a listed territory breaks the Terms (§6.1, §6.5), and so does any attempt to get around the block (§13.2). A breach lets Rollbit close or suspend the account (§5.1(iv)), void your bets and withhold your winnings (§5.3).
After a closure, Rollbit pays out only the part of the balance it decides, at its sole discretion, is yours (§5.6). It takes no responsibility for losses from trying to play from a Restricted Territory (§6.4). The AML policy says Rollbit “will not accept and will block” users who “Are from restricted or prohibited jurisdictions”.
Source: Terms and Conditions
What a blocked player sees
What do you see at Rollbit from a blocked country?
- Published
A block page. In an Internet Archive capture from October 3, 2026, rollbit.com sends a visitor from a blocked country to rollbit.com/blocked, which reads “Rollbit.com is unavailable in your country.” and gives support@rollbit.com for questions.
Terms §6.4 says Rollbit uses “technological solutions” to stop people located in a Restricted Territory from registering or using the services.
Everywhere else
Any claim about where the casino is open, and who it says must check local law.
Where the casino says it’s open
Where does Rollbit say it’s available?
- Not publishedTerms §4.5
Not published. No Rollbit page says where it’s open, only where it isn’t.
Terms §4.5 says the availability of the services “does not constitute an offer, solicitation or invitation” anywhere their use is against the law. The help center sends UK residents to rollbit.co.uk.
Checked in: Terms and Conditions
Local law
Who does Rollbit make responsible for local law?
- PublishedTerms §4.1(f), §4.5, §6.6
You are. Terms §4.5 makes you responsible for researching the laws where you live and for following the law wherever you use Rollbit, and Rollbit takes no liability for what happens if you don’t.
You also warrant that you comply with every law that applies to you (§4.1(f)) and agree not to play while located in a country that bans online betting (§6.6).
Source: Terms and Conditions
Rollbit restricted countries research notes: what we checked and what we still don’t know
Our own notes, not the casino’s statements.
Where the help center sends UK players
rollbit.co.uk is a separate UK site. Live, it showed our network “This site is only accessible in the United Kingdom” on Oct 4, 2026. An Internet Archive capture from April 6, 2025 names Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited as its operator, licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under “Licence Ref #57869”. Not checked at the UKGC register.
What we haven’t tested
No sign-up, deposit or withdrawal has been attempted by 0xCasinos from any location. rollbit.com, its help center and its blog loaded normally from our network. rollbit.co.uk geolocated the same network as Canada (CA), a country not on Rollbit’s restricted list.
How we read the block page
Rollbit’s block page was read from an Internet Archive capture of October 3, 2026. That day rollbit.com answered the Archive’s crawler with a redirect to rollbit.com/blocked, captured in the same second. Our own network is not blocked, so we haven’t seen the page live.
Rollbit restricted-country sources: every document behind this tab
4 documents, checked on October 4, 2026. Any of them can change without notice.
- Terms and Conditionshttps://rollbit.com/terms-and-conditions
- Help center: restricted countrieshttps://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6176539-restricted-countries
- Anjouan license validatorhttps://verification.anjouangamingboard.org/validate?domain=rollbit.com&seal_id=b14a72dae9d16e6c608dd867994fb00446b9519227b92e6db503d552ad57ddda4ac3eef9ced9b58c9f56976447da6579&stamp=aa686447318f15c62acf0ef1b303295a
- Rollbit block page (Internet Archive, Oct 3, 2026)https://web.archive.org/web/20261003141151/https://rollbit.com/blocked
- 7
- 1
- 0
- 0
The eight core questions: the list, a second list, whether it’s complete, what the license covers, game provider blocks, what happens to the account, VPN rules and location checks. “Not published” means Rollbit says nothing. “Not checked by us” is our gap.
Rollbit restricted countries vs other casinos: how its lists compare
Rollbit answers 7 of the 8 core questions. Across the 22 casinos with a countries tab, the range is 4 to 8. Each card shows how every casino answers one question, and every name links to that casino’s countries tab. Rollbit names 31 distinct territories, the 12th longest list of the 22. The lists run from 9 to 85 names. A longer list means a more detailed document, not a stricter casino.
Restricted countries
All 22 answer this. A casino gets this tab only if it does.
- Published17
Rollbit 500 Casino, Cloudbet, CoinCasino, DegenCity, Gamba, and 11 more
- Two answers5
Second list
17 of the 22 publish an answer.
Whether the list is complete
21 of the 22 publish an answer.
“Not checked by us” is our gap, and it never counts against a casino.
Rollbit complaints: chat or email first, then the courts of Anjouan, with no ADR body named
Rollbit takes complaints by live chat, at support@rollbit.com or at complaints@rollbit.com (Terms §28.1), and disputes at compliance@rollbit.com (§22.1). No response time is published. Terms §12.1 calls management’s decision on a dispute final, while §24.1 keeps the complaint and ADR routes the license provides, and §22.2 sends an unresolved dispute to the courts of Anjouan. No ADR body is named. Under Anjouan’s own route, the casino gets 30 calendar days to answer, then an approved ADR hears the case at the casino’s cost. Self-exclusion runs up to 21 days on the Exclusions page, and two other Rollbit pages describe it differently.
- Documents checked October 4, 2026
- 6 sources cited
- Regulator route checked
- 3 of 6 core questions answered by Rollbit
Where the regulator describes a different route from the casino, the regulator’s route is the one you’d have to use. This is the casino’s published route, not legal advice.
Our support-chat tests are coming soon. We haven’t filed a complaint or used a self-exclusion tool at any casino. Each rule is dated and linked to its source, and casinos can change them without notice.
Rollbit complaints FAQ: what people ask, answered up front
Quick answers from Rollbit’s own documents and its regulator.
What is Rollbit’s complaints email?
complaints@rollbit.com, or support@rollbit.com or live chat (Terms §28.1). A dispute goes to the compliance team at compliance@rollbit.com (§22.1). Rollbit publishes no response time for either.
See the row it came from →Can you appeal a Rollbit decision?
Not inside Rollbit. Terms §12.1 calls management’s decision “final and shall not be open to review or appeal”. Terms §24.1 still keeps the complaint and independent ADR routes “available under our gaming licence”, though Rollbit names no ADR body.
See both readings →How do you take a Rollbit complaint to Anjouan?
Through the complaint function on Rollbit’s license seal. Anjouan doesn’t handle player complaints itself. Rollbit gets 30 calendar days to answer, then you can go to an approved ADR (EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGaming ADR or CADRE B.V.), at Rollbit’s cost.
See the row it came from →How long can you self-exclude from Rollbit?
Up to 21 days on the Exclusions page, by the help center, and longer through support. The FAQ says a ban runs at least 21 days, through support, and the Responsible Gaming page says 6 months to 5 years. That page says an exclusion can’t be undone.
See the self-exclusion rules →Can you undo a Rollbit deposit limit?
No. Deposit and loss limits sit on the Exclusions page, each for a period you choose, and “Setting a limit cannot be undone, even by Rollbit support”. Hitting one locks the casino, trading, sportsbook and Rollbots & RLB until it expires.
See the row it came from →Does Rollbit charge an inactivity fee?
No fee is published. The Terms, the FAQ and the help center name no dormancy or inactivity fee, and none of them says what happens to an inactive account.
See the row it came from →
Rollbit complaint route: where it starts, where it goes, and who is named
- Published
A complaint goes to live chat, support@rollbit.com or complaints@rollbit.com (Terms §28.1). A dispute goes to the compliance team at compliance@rollbit.com (Terms §22.1)
- Not published
None named. Terms §22.2 sends an unresolved dispute to the courts of the governing-law jurisdiction
- Not published
No ADR provider is named in any Rollbit document
Rollbit complaint and self-exclusion terms: every rule, row by row
Every Rollbit complaint and self-exclusion rule, with its clause and source.
Complaining to the casino
Where to complain, the deadlines on both sides, the complaints clause, the form and who settles a disputed bet.
Where a complaint starts
How do you file a complaint with Rollbit?
- PublishedTerms §22 (Disputes) and §28 (Complaints)
A complaint goes to live chat, support@rollbit.com or complaints@rollbit.com (Terms §28.1). A dispute goes to the compliance team at compliance@rollbit.com (Terms §22.1)
Channels: live chat, 24/7 per the FAQ, and support@rollbit.com. The support page, open to visitors, lists both.
Source: Terms and Conditions
Complaint deadlines
What are the Rollbit complaint deadlines?
- Not publishedTerms §22 (Disputes) and §28 (Complaints)
No response or resolution time is published
Checked in: Terms and Conditions
Complaints clause
Which Rollbit terms clause covers complaints?
- Published
Terms §22 (Disputes) and §28 (Complaints)
Source: Terms and Conditions
Complaint form
Does Rollbit have a complaint form?
- Not published
No dedicated complaint form was found
Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.’s “Submit a Complaint” form takes complaints that an operator is breaching its license. Payout, blocked-account, delay and broken-feature disputes go to the operator first. The form asks for your name, email, phone, address, country, date of birth, the operator URL, the disputed amount, the games played, the dispute details and the date and time of play, plus screenshots and chats, photo ID, proof of address and proof of source of funds.
Checked in: the documents listed below
Whether a Rollbit decision is final
Who settles a disputed bet at Rollbit?
- Two answers
“The decision of Rollbit’s management, concerning any use of the Service, or dispute resolution, is final and shall not be open to review or appeal.” (Terms §12.1)
The other document: Nothing in the governing-law clause limits “Your access to complaint or independent alternative dispute resolution procedures available under our gaming licence” (Terms §24.1)
One clause makes management’s word final. The other keeps the complaint and ADR routes the license provides.
For a problem with a sports bet, send support the ticket ID from My Bets and a screenshot (help).
Source: Terms and Conditions
Message retention
How long does Rollbit keep your support messages?
- Not published
No period is published for support messages
The privacy policy keeps personal data “only for as long as is necessary” for its purposes, legal duties, disputes and enforcing its agreements, and names FreshDesk as its support software. The AML policy keeps identification records with no period.
Checked in: Privacy Policy
Escalating past the casino
The escalation route, the ADR body, the regulator, and the law and courts the terms pick. Those courts are often not in the country that issued the license.
Escalation route
Where can you escalate Rollbit complaints?
- Not published
None named. Terms §22.2 sends an unresolved dispute to the courts of the governing-law jurisdiction
Checked in: Terms and Conditions
Named ADR body
Does Rollbit name an ADR body?
- Not published
No ADR provider is named in any Rollbit document
The Anjouan validator requires the operator to provide an independent ADR service once its internal complaints process is concluded
Checked in: the documents listed below
What the regulator says
Can you complain to Rollbit’s regulator?
- Published
The Anjouan Authority doesn’t handle player complaints. A complaint goes to the operator first, “using the complaint submission function accessible via the operator’s interactive site seal”. The operator must respond within 30 calendar days. After that, you can escalate to an approved ADR provider, at the operator’s cost
The route runs through the operator’s seal page. On Oct 4, 2026, Rollbit’s validator page showed complaints@rollbit.com and the regulator’s “Submit a Complaint” form below the license record. Deadlines: game outcome disputes within 14 calendar days of the session, account disputes (payments, suspensions, bonuses) within 30 calendar days. Complaints and ADR messages in English only. Out of scope: complaints from players in the license’s excluded territories, claims unrelated to licensed gaming, and complaints escalated before the operator’s 30 days have passed. The Authority’s approved ADR providers are EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGaming ADR and CADRE B.V.
Governing law and courts
Which law and courts govern Rollbit’s terms?
- Published
Terms §24.1: the laws of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros, with exclusive jurisdiction in the courts of Anjouan. The clause keeps any rights that can’t lawfully be excluded, including complaint and ADR routes under the license
The operator gives an address in Nevis, and the privacy policy names Saint Kitts and Nevis as its country. The gaming license is from Anjouan, and the Terms run under Anjouan law (Terms §24.1).
Source: Terms and Conditions
Class actions and jury trial
Do Rollbit’s terms waive class actions or jury trials?
- Not publishedTerms §24.1
Not published. The Terms carry no class-action, jury-trial or arbitration clause
Terms §24.1 gives the courts of Anjouan exclusive jurisdiction, subject to rights that can’t lawfully be excluded, “including any right to bring proceedings in another jurisdiction”.
Checked in: Terms and Conditions
Self-exclusion and limits
Self-exclusion, deposit limits, cool-offs, account closure and inactive accounts.
Self-exclusion
How do you self-exclude at Rollbit?
- Two answers
On the Exclusions page for up to 21 days (help article “Self exclusions & Account Limits”, September 2024). Longer exclusions through support
The other document: Through support only, for “a time span of 6 months and 5 years”, and “permanent for the set time span” (Responsible Gaming page, September 2026)
The FAQ gives a third reading: through support, and “Self-exclusion bans must be a minimum of 21 days” (FAQ).
Opening or using another account during an exclusion can get every account permanently banned. Losses from getting around an exclusion are not refunded (help, Responsible Gaming page).
Periods, waiting period and balance rules are in the self-exclusion table below.
Source: Help center: self exclusions and account limits and Responsible Gaming page
Deposit, loss and wager limits
Can you set deposit limits at Rollbit?
- Published
Deposit and loss limits on the Exclusions page, each for a period you choose. Hitting one locks Casino, Trading, Sportsbook and Rollbots & RLB until it expires. “Setting a limit cannot be undone, even by Rollbit support” (help)
The Responsible Gaming page tells you to set yourself a deposit limit and a time limit, as advice rather than a tool. No session or wager limit is published. Rollbit’s Anjouan license requires responsible gaming tools “including self-exclusion and deposit limit capabilities” (Regulatory Compliance condition, Anjouan validator).
Time-out or cool-off
Does Rollbit offer a cool-off or time-out?
- Not published
No separate cool-off. The self-service exclusion of up to 21 days covers short breaks
No reality check is published.
Checked in: Help center: self exclusions and account limits
Account closure
How do you close your Rollbit account?
- Published
No separate closure process. The FAQ sends ban, disable and self-exclusion requests to support
If Rollbit closes an account and decides, at its sole discretion, that some or all of the balance is yours, it tells you how to withdraw it (Terms §5.6)
Source: Site FAQ
Inactive accounts
What happens to an inactive Rollbit account?
- Not published
Not published. Nothing in the Terms, the privacy policy, the FAQ or the help center covers inactive or dormant accounts
Checked in: Terms and Conditions
Dormancy fee
Does Rollbit charge a dormancy fee?
- Not published
Not published. No dormancy or inactivity fee appears in the Terms, the FAQ or the help center
Checked in: Terms and Conditions
Gambling help links
Which gambling help groups does Rollbit link to?
- Published
BeGambleAware, GambleAware and Gamban
A FamiSafe list of internet filters for parents (Responsible Gaming page)
Source: Responsible Gaming page
Rollbit complaints and self-exclusion: 2 rules have two published answers each
Both readings come from Rollbit, checked the same day. Follow one document’s route and you can be refused under the other’s rule.
Self-exclusion
On the Exclusions page for up to 21 days (help article “Self exclusions & Account Limits”, September 2024). Longer exclusions through support
Source: Help center: self exclusions and account limits
Through support only, for “a time span of 6 months and 5 years”, and “permanent for the set time span” (Responsible Gaming page, September 2026)
The FAQ gives a third reading: through support, and “Self-exclusion bans must be a minimum of 21 days” (FAQ).
Whether a Rollbit decision is final
“The decision of Rollbit’s management, concerning any use of the Service, or dispute resolution, is final and shall not be open to review or appeal.” (Terms §12.1)
Source: Terms and Conditions
Nothing in the governing-law clause limits “Your access to complaint or independent alternative dispute resolution procedures available under our gaming licence” (Terms §24.1)
Terms §24.1 · Terms and Conditions
One clause makes management’s word final. The other keeps the complaint and ADR routes the license provides.
Rollbit self-exclusion: as its two documents describe it
Rollbit’s self-exclusion rules in its own words or a close paraphrase, checked on October 4, 2026.
On the Exclusions page for up to 21 days (help article “Self exclusions & Account Limits”, September 2024). Longer exclusions through support
The FAQ gives a third reading: through support, and “Self-exclusion bans must be a minimum of 21 days” (FAQ).
Opening or using another account during an exclusion can get every account permanently banned. Losses from getting around an exclusion are not refunded (help, Responsible Gaming page).
Source: Help center: self exclusions and account limits and Responsible Gaming page
A cell that says a rule isn’t published is about Rollbit. “Not recorded by us” is our gap. The criteria shortlist checks every casino for self-service self-exclusion with a published period, from these same documents.
Rollbit complaints research notes: what we checked and what we still don’t know
Our own notes, not the casino’s statements.
Anjouan’s own forms on Rollbit’s seal page
Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.’s “Submit a Complaint” form takes complaints that an operator is breaching its license. Payout, blocked-account, delay and broken-feature disputes go to the operator first. The form asks for your name, email, phone, address, country, date of birth, the operator URL, the disputed amount, the games played, the dispute details and the date and time of play, plus screenshots and chats, photo ID, proof of address and proof of source of funds. Rollbit’s Anjouan validator page carries a self-exclusion request form with a 2-day or 1-week cool-off, or 1, 2, 3 or 6 months, 1 year or permanent. The regulator says the list goes only to operators on the Anjouan Gaming platform.
Complaints Anjouan won’t hear
The validator states that disputes, claims or complaints from players in the excluded territories “fall entirely outside the regulatory scope of the Anjouan Internet Gaming License and will not be entertained”. The Anjouan validator excludes seven territories plus all FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions. Six of the seven are on Rollbit’s list. Comoros, the union Anjouan belongs to, is not.
When the Terms let Rollbit keep winnings or a balance
An undisclosed second account can be blocked and its funds retained (Terms §4.2). Multi-accounting can cost withheld winnings and an administration charge (Terms §4.4). After a closure for fraud, unfair play or a breach, Rollbit can void bets and withhold winnings (Terms §5.3). Betting techniques designed to get around the house edge can cost the whole balance (Terms §5.4).
Problem gambling in the Terms
You warrant you aren’t a compulsive or problem gambler and aren’t self-excluded from another Rollbit account (Terms §4.1(h), (i)). Rollbit can close the account of a suspected problem gambler who isn’t self-excluded (Terms §5.1(v)).
Terms that change without notice
The Terms can change without notice and bind you once posted (Terms §23.1).
Rollbit complaints sources: every document behind this tab
6 documents, checked on October 4, 2026. Any of them can change without notice.
- Terms and Conditionshttps://rollbit.com/terms-and-conditions
- Anjouan Gaming: third-party complaint policyhttps://anjouangaming.com/regulatory-framework/third-party-complaint-policy/
- Help center: self exclusions and account limitshttps://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/4773593-self-exclusions-account-limits
- Responsible Gaming pagehttps://rollbit.com/responsible-gaming
- Privacy Policyhttps://rollbit.com/privacy
- Site FAQhttps://rollbit.com/faq
- 3
- 0
- 3
- 0
The six core questions: where a complaint starts, the escalation route, the deadlines, the ADR body, what the regulator says and how self-exclusion works. “Not published” means Rollbit says nothing. “Not checked by us” is our gap.
Rollbit complaints compared: how its route stacks up
Rollbit answers 3 of the 6 core questions. Across the 24 casinos with a complaints tab, the range is 3 to 6. Each card shows how every casino answers one question, and every name links to that casino’s complaints tab.
Where a complaint starts
All 24 answer this. A casino gets this tab only if it does.
- Published24
Rollbit 500 Casino, AceBet, BC.Game, BetFury, Chips, and 18 more
Escalation route
15 of the 24 publish an answer.
Named ADR body
5 of the 24 publish an answer.
- Published4
- Two answers1
- Not published19
Rollbit AceBet, BC.Game, Chips, CoinCasino, DegenCity, and 13 more
Self-exclusion
24 of the 24 publish an answer.
- Published5
- Two answers19
Rollbit BC.Game, BetFury, Chips, Cloudbet, CoinCasino, and 13 more
“Not checked by us” is our gap, and it never counts against a casino.
Rollbit self-exclusion compared: every casino scored the same way
The shortlist checks every casino against the same six published terms, including self-service self-exclusion for a published period. It uses the same research as this tab.
Criteria shortlist
Which crypto casinos meet every published term we can check?
Every casino we cover, checked against the same published terms and grouped by how many it meets, A to Z in each group. A shortlist, not a ranking.
Open the criteria shortlist →Rollbit bet data: 150 jackpot bets, 0.033% of all bets, carried 32.84% of stake
We counted every figure on this tab from the bets Rollbit’s public feed showed in this window. None of it comes from Rollbit itself.
- 459,364
- 132
- Jul 12–17, 2026
- $65.7M
- 101.46%
- Payout ÷ stake in this feed
- $956.5K
About the Rollbit feed
- Source: All Bets · USD-priced bets. Bets, VIP levels and jackpots.
Rollbit bet data: key findings
32.84%
Rollbit jackpot bets carry a big share of stake
150 jackpot bets carry 32.37% of payout and make up just 0.033% of all bets.
This window only. It doesn’t estimate how often jackpots hit.
63.23%
Protected-identity bets carry an outsized share of Rollbit stake
119,263 protected bets are 25.96% of all bets but 63.23% of stake.
The protected marker is one bucket, not one account.
330
Rollbit rank changes show up on the bets themselves
230 public account keys moved rank, and all 330 changes were one rung up.
Rank changes in the feed don’t verify Rollbit’s VIP rules or perks.
Rollbit payout ratio: 101.46% of stake paid back
Rollbit players won $956.5K on the bets we captured.
101.46%
Payout ÷ stake across 459,364 priced bets (100.0% of the feed). It’s a feed ratio, not a game’s RTP.
- Stake captured$65.7M
- Paid back$66.7M
Where Rollbit ranks: not in the current rankings
- Not rankedBest payout ratio
- Not rankedHighest volume
- Not rankedMost active feeds
- Not rankedLargest player net
- Not rankedAverage bet
Rollbit’s 131.8-hour capture window ended Jul 17, 2026, before the current ranking window, so it isn’t ranked.
Rollbit bet data since Jul 12, 2026: 459,364 bets
- Jul 12, 2026
- Jul 17, 2026
- 459,364
- 132
- 7.5%
- Wanted Dead or a Wild (Hacksaw Gaming)
How we captured the Rollbit bet data
Our collector reads Rollbit’s public bet feed, the live bets list on its own site. It stores every bet with the time we captured it. This tab covers the last seven days of capture, or the whole capture if it ran shorter. A public feed isn’t Rollbit’s full record, and our capture has gaps. Every figure here describes what the feed showed. How to read the data