Roobet
Roobet is a crypto casino made famous by streamers and celebrity partnerships. It holds no licence in the markets we cover. Facts and risks.
Not licensed in any market we cover
This brand is not licensed in the markets we cover (or only in part of them), so it has no Wayfinder Score. If you play there, you do not get the protections a local licence brings: limits, self-exclusion and a regulator to complain to.
- Licence
- Curaçao
- Launched
- 2019
- Products
- Slots, in-house games such as Crash and Mines, live casino, sports betting
- Payments
- Cryptocurrency
What it is
Roobet launched in 2019 and built its profile through deals with streamers, musicians and fighters. Play is in cryptocurrency. Alongside slots it runs its own games, above all Crash, in which a multiplier climbs until it stops without warning.
The operator blocks many countries itself, and using a VPN to get round that breaches its terms.
Licence status
Roobet holds no licence in the markets we cover (US, UK, Ireland, Spain, Germany, Portugal, South Africa and Ontario). The US, the UK and most of Europe are on its own restricted list. A Curaçao licence brings none of the protections that local regulators require.
Accounts opened from a blocked country can be closed and the balance withheld.
What to know
Crash games run at a pace that encourages chasing losses, and crypto prices add a second source of risk. The spectacular wins shown on streams are often played with money supplied by the casino.
We do not score operators outside our markets.