Stake
Overall breadth and payout speed
- Payout
- Typically under 10 minutes
- Welcome offer
- Rakeback + VIP boosts
- Wagering
- No fixed wagering — rakeback and VIP model
- Coins
- BTC · ETH · USDT +17
Rankings
All 7 operators we track, in scored order. Every position is the arithmetic result of five weighted criteria — filter and sort it to fit how you actually play, and compare any three side by side.
Showing 7 of 7 operators.
Overall breadth and payout speed

Crypto and fiat side by side

Original house and crash games

Widest cryptocurrency support

Ongoing rakeback and community rewards

High limits and a long track record

Casino and crypto-trading crossover
We may earn a commission when you open an account through some of these links, at no cost to you. 2 of the 7 operators listed pay us nothing and are scored on exactly the same criteria as the rest. Offers change frequently and vary by region — check the operator’s current terms before depositing.
In short
1. Stake (4.7/5) — overall breadth and payout speed. 2. BitStarz (4.4/5) — crypto and fiat side by side. 3. Roobet (4.4/5) — original house and crash games. 4. BC.Game (4.4/5) — widest cryptocurrency support. 5. Gamdom (4.2/5) — ongoing rakeback and community rewards. 6. Cloudbet (4.1/5) — high limits and a long track record. 7. Rollbit (4.1/5) — casino and crypto-trading crossover.
Those positions come from trust & safeguards (30%), payout experience (25%), game library (20%), bonus value (15%), and support (10%). See how the weights are applied.
Questions
This page is the ranking: every operator in scored order, with the facts you need to narrow a shortlist, plus filters and side-by-side comparison. The reviews section is where each operator gets its full written verdict, its sub-score breakdown, and the detail behind the number.
Scores are re-checked whenever something material changes — a payout process slows, terms are rewritten, a licence moves — and every operator carries the date it was last reviewed. The order is a consequence of those scores, so it shifts when a judgement shifts rather than on a schedule.
Because bonus value carries 15% of the score and trust carries 30%. A large headline offer attached to steep wagering, a low max-bet cap, and a slow withdrawal process is worth less than a modest offer at an operator that pays reliably — and our weights say so explicitly rather than leaving it to be inferred.
No. Sorting reorders the rows, but each operator keeps its rank number and its score. If you sort by payout speed, the fastest-paying operator moves to the top carrying whatever score we gave it, so you can see immediately whether speed alone makes it a good choice.