How we rate crypto roulette casinos
Playing it well
Every score on this site comes from five checks you could repeat yourself in a few minutes, read from the operator's own live pages and the regulator's register. Here is each check, where the facts come from, and what we leave out.
How we rate crypto roulette casinos is deliberately narrow. We do not score design, customer service, bonus size or “feel”, because those are either matters of taste or things we cannot check fairly for every casino. We score five facts that decide how safe and practical a casino is for a roulette player, and each one comes from a page you can open yourself.
The five checks
1. Licence in the register. We read the licence number the casino prints and look it up in the regulator's own register. One point if the register shows it as active or valid on the day we read it. Half a point if the licence is named but the register gives no status. Zero if the term has ended, the number is not found, or no licence is printed.
2. ID rule published. One point if the terms say when documents may be requested: at sign-up, before any payout, above a stated amount, or on a trigger such as a large win. A written rule does not mean the casino will never ask; it means you can know in advance.
3. Withdrawal cap printed. One point if the maximum you may withdraw per day, week or month is written into a numbered clause. Roulette invites big single wins, and a cap you can read before you play is worth more than one you meet afterwards.
4. Eight coins or more. One point for eight or more coins on the cashier list, half for one to seven. A wide list means you are less likely to pay to convert before depositing.
5. Live roulette studios. One point if the casino's own provider list names two or more studios that stream roulette, half for one. The studios we count are Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, Ezugi, Playtech, Vivo Gaming, Bombay Live, Winfinity, CreedRoomz and Asia Gaming. The breakdown per casino is on live roulette with crypto.
The five points add up to a score out of 5, shown on each card on our list of crypto roulette casinos.
Where the facts come from
- the operator's own terms and conditions, read on the live site;
- the operator's cashier and provider lists;
- the regulator's public register, for the licence status;
- for Vave only, our own deposits and two withdrawals, on 28 August and 2 September 2026.
We do not use copies of old pages or third-party summaries. If a fact could not be read on the operator's live pages, it is marked as not found rather than filled in.
What we do not check
- Payout speed. We do not time withdrawals and do not quote times.
- Country acceptance. Which countries a casino accepts changes often and depends on where you connect from. Check the operator's terms and sign-up page yourself.
- Game fairness beyond the licence. Live tables rely on the studio's licence and audits; software tables on certified generators or on provably fair seeds, which you can check yourself; see provably fair roulette.
- Bonus value. Bonus terms change too often and roulette often barely counts. We explain how to read them on roulette and casino bonuses.
Our partner
We earn a commission when a reader signs up through our link to it, and it is the only casino on this site with a link from us. To keep the score clean, Vave is not scored: it sits first, marked as featured, with its own Vave review. It is also the one casino where we played with our own money, so it is the one where we can say more than the terms say.
Responsible play
Roulette has a fixed house edge on every bet, and no method on this site changes it; see roulette strategy. Play with money you can afford to lose, set a deposit limit in your casino account before your first spin, and take a break when it stops being fun. If gambling is causing you problems, contact a local support service or use the self-exclusion tools every licensed casino provides. You must be of legal age to gamble where you live.