Statistics about Bitcoin Gambling?

[BitcoinArsenal]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

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[ralle14]

NLNico's website contains interesting information (total wagered, daily bets, total invested, etc) from different Bitcoin dice sites including alts. I know there's another website that compiles the stats of different Bitcoin gambling sites (not limited to dice) but I can't remember the exact name. I'll edit this if I can find them.

Edit : After a few minutes of searching I have some good news and bad news. Good news is that I found the site it's called TheBitcoinStrip. The bad news is that they took down the casino stats page.

[RHavar]

NLNico's website contains interesting information (total wagered, daily bets, total invested, etc) from different Bitcoin dice sites including alts. I know there's another website that compiles the stats of different Bitcoin gambling sites (not limited to dice) but I can't remember the exact name. I'll edit this if I can find them.

Yup, dicesite's is is really the only decent option out there. Also if you check https://dicesites.com/graphs it'll also show sites that are not strictly dice sites but have open stats (like bustabit, which is probably the most popular casino (with open stats?))

Edit : After a few minutes of searching I have some good news and bad news. Good news is that I found the site it's called TheBitcoinStrip. The bad news is that they took down the casino stats page.

Yeah, thebitcoinstrip used to be good. But it was sold to a new owner who only really cares about pushing ref links. I wouldn't take anything it says very seriously

[Joel_Jantsen]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

The very first statistics is, always google the name of your preferred gambling site before depositing any money on it. Blog articles, reviews are always fake and only links on bitcointalk can give you a proper overview of the website.

[lord munchkin]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

I imagine that gambling with bitcoin as opposed to fiat currency is more risky because the proxy of a 'digital currency' doesn't hold the same mental weight value. That was the case for me anyway, because I could justify that I was only losing 'magical internet coins' instead of real money. Unfortunately, this all happened back in 2014, so my magical internet money would eventually be worth over 100x paper money.

[$imple$imon]

I have some data from month of June, I was surprise because some of the rating thread make some to be big that maybe not so big.  I dont have all data just some.

I organize by bounce rate:

Website	Visit June	Bounce %
anonibet.com	13730	25.33
jetwin.ps	less than 5000	28.34
bitcoinrush.io	9876	33.52
betking.io	24627	34.22
mbet.io	24606	39.74
betcoin.ag	116988	39.91

I think this is what OP ask.

[worldofcoins]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

I imagine that gambling with bitcoin as opposed to fiat currency is more risky because the proxy of a 'digital currency' doesn't hold the same mental weight value. That was the case for me anyway, because I could justify that I was only losing 'magical internet coins' instead of real money. Unfortunately, this all happened back in 2014, so my magical internet money would eventually be worth over 100x paper money.

Yes, the use of digital currency as gambling is very risky especially when there is a great chance that in a couple of years time you'd just lost a fortune.

[BitcoinArsenal]

NLNico's website contains interesting information (total wagered, daily bets, total invested, etc) from different Bitcoin dice sites including alts. I know there's another website that compiles the stats of different Bitcoin gambling sites (not limited to dice) but I can't remember the exact name. I'll edit this if I can find them.

Edit : After a few minutes of searching I have some good news and bad news. Good news is that I found the site it's called TheBitcoinStrip. The bad news is that they took down the casino stats page.

Thanks for your effort!
NLNico's is exactly what I was looking for. Since it is a relatively new site, long term statistics about Bitcoin gambling usage is not provided.
Any further similar sites?

[swogerino]

I am interested to know if there is a website about statistics for sport betting which to show the total number of sport betting websites that accept bitcoin, their overall deposit and withdrawal status so it can give us a better overview of how sport betting is in bitcoin.

I know that it should be way below the giants like bet365 but still it would be good to know so we can have an overview on what numbers are there.

[avikz]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

If you are looking for the traffic statistics then you can launch your own project to track the data because traffic statistics are available in the internet. I see someone has already pointed out the data based on bounce rate.

However, if you are looking for the crypto gambling data based on the amount spend or bankroll details, then you will be disappointed because majority of the gambling websites won't provide any such data to keep themselves safe from hacking attempts.

[Elai101]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

I imagine that gambling with bitcoin as opposed to fiat currency is more risky because the proxy of a 'digital currency' doesn't hold the same mental weight value. That was the case for me anyway, because I could justify that I was only losing 'magical internet coins' instead of real money. Unfortunately, this all happened back in 2014, so my magical internet money would eventually be worth over 100x paper money.

Online gambling, with and without Bitcoin, has grown drastically in a number of countries around the world, but some, such as the US and Russia, have imposed very strict regulations regarding the policies against online gambling. The reason of its increasing number of Bitcoin gambling is the anonymity and  the ease and speed of withdrawals and deposits.As well as the lack of fees that are charged to the players.

[sunsilk]

I have some data from month of June, I was surprise because some of the rating thread make some to be big that maybe not so big.  I dont have all data just some.

I organize by bounce rate:

Website	Visit June	Bounce %
anonibet.com	13730	25.33
jetwin.ps	less than 5000	28.34
bitcoinrush.io	9876	33.52
betking.io	24627	34.22
mbet.io	24606	39.74
betcoin.ag	116988	39.91

I think this is what OP ask.

Are you the one that collected this stat or you have some reference with these numbers?

If this is yours how you managed to gather these stats? well I'm just curious to know but if not then put at least the reference/link where you got it.

I am interested to know if there is a website about statistics for sport betting which to show the total number of sport betting websites that accept bitcoin, their overall deposit and withdrawal status so it can give us a better overview of how sport betting is in bitcoin.

Ideas coming in, what if someone can create a thread for these stats? or do we have an existing one?

[Soots]

I have some data from month of June, I was surprise because some of the rating thread make some to be big that maybe not so big.  I dont have all data just some.

I organize by bounce rate:

Website	Visit June	Bounce %
anonibet.com	13730	25.33
jetwin.ps	less than 5000	28.34
bitcoinrush.io	9876	33.52
betking.io	24627	34.22
mbet.io	24606	39.74
betcoin.ag	116988	39.91

I think this is what OP ask.

Are you the one that collected this stat or you have some reference with these numbers?

If this is yours how you managed to gather these stats? well I'm just curious to know but if not then put at least the reference/link where you got it.

I am interested to know if there is a website about statistics for sport betting which to show the total number of sport betting websites that accept bitcoin, their overall deposit and withdrawal status so it can give us a better overview of how sport betting is in bitcoin.

Ideas coming in, what if someone can create a thread for these stats? or do we have an existing one?

This thread as per observations, was enough to get updates of the sportsbetting. If somebody will create a thread, it must be accurately detailed with current issues. Hopefully this will give every interested gamblers more reliable feeds from different bitcoin statistical data, which will help them with their goals in betting strategies.

[evforster]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

I imagine that gambling with bitcoin as opposed to fiat currency is more risky because the proxy of a 'digital currency' doesn't hold the same mental weight value. That was the case for me anyway, because I could justify that I was only losing 'magical internet coins' instead of real money. Unfortunately, this all happened back in 2014, so my magical internet money would eventually be worth over 100x paper money.

Online gambling, with and without Bitcoin, has grown drastically in a number of countries around the world, but some, such as the US and Russia, have imposed very strict regulations regarding the policies against online gambling. The reason of its increasing number of Bitcoin gambling is the anonymity and  the ease and speed of withdrawals and deposits.As well as the lack of fees that are charged to the players.

Yes these advantages of playing gambling online using bitcoin or some other crypto currencies encourage people to play gambling online. It really make it more easy, convenient and safer for the gambling to play gambling anonymously and without knowing about their gambling activities to anyone.

[BitcoinArsenal]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

I imagine that gambling with bitcoin as opposed to fiat currency is more risky because the proxy of a 'digital currency' doesn't hold the same mental weight value. That was the case for me anyway, because I could justify that I was only losing 'magical internet coins' instead of real money. Unfortunately, this all happened back in 2014, so my magical internet money would eventually be worth over 100x paper money.

Online gambling, with and without Bitcoin, has grown drastically in a number of countries around the world, but some, such as the US and Russia, have imposed very strict regulations regarding the policies against online gambling. The reason of its increasing number of Bitcoin gambling is the anonymity and  the ease and speed of withdrawals and deposits.As well as the lack of fees that are charged to the players.

Yes, you are right. But all the casinos are based in tax havens like Malta, Gibraltar or a Caribbean island. Bitcoin Gambling is also almost anonymous. For this reason, there are also a lot of users from the states like USA and Russia gambling in online Bitcoin casinos. I am not aware that there has ever been a judgment therefore.

[sweetbet]

I have some data from month of June, I was surprise because some of the rating thread make some to be big that maybe not so big.  I dont have all data just some.

I organize by bounce rate:

Website	Visit June	Bounce %
anonibet.com	13730	25.33
jetwin.ps	less than 5000	28.34
bitcoinrush.io	9876	33.52
betking.io	24627	34.22
mbet.io	24606	39.74
betcoin.ag	116988	39.91

I think this is what OP ask.

Wow!! I had no idea how much traffic some of those sites get. I wonder what their main sources of traffic are, whether it's free or paid, from affiliates, search engines, social media or whatever. But I would say as more people start using crypto, these figures will only increase.

[sunsilk]

This thread as per observations, was enough to get updates of the sportsbetting. If somebody will create a thread, it must be accurately detailed with current issues. Hopefully this will give every interested gamblers more reliable feeds from different bitcoin statistical data, which will help them with their goals in betting strategies.

I don't think this thread shall be enough for that statistic but if ever someone will create it he must know what he's doing.

Agree with the accuracy of data and it should be also from some source who's reliable to gather those data to make the stats informative.

Wow!! I had no idea how much traffic some of those sites get. I wonder what their main sources of traffic are, whether it's free or paid, from affiliates, search engines, social media or whatever. But I would say as more people start using crypto, these figures will only increase.

Interesting right?

[ocid]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

I imagine that gambling with bitcoin as opposed to fiat currency is more risky because the proxy of a 'digital currency' doesn't hold the same mental weight value. That was the case for me anyway, because I could justify that I was only losing 'magical internet coins' instead of real money. Unfortunately, this all happened back in 2014, so my magical internet money would eventually be worth over 100x paper money.

Yes, the use of digital currency as gambling is very risky especially when there is a great chance that in a couple of years time you'd just lost a fortune.

but if a digital currency is used not from a personal pocket, in the sense that digital currency is dead money obtained from the profits from other activities, I think it's only natural that we do gambling using bitcoin because we don't feel loss because of the money we use to gamble is the result of the profits that we have earned and not taken out of our personal pockets

[mikyadel]

Wow!! I had no idea how much traffic some of those sites get. I wonder what their main sources of traffic are, whether it's free or paid, from affiliates, search engines, social media or whatever. But I would say as more people start using crypto, these figures will only increase.

yea bitcoin gambling is driving more attention everyday than traditional money ! a big portion of traffic is driven by bitcointalk forum though signatures mainly like the one i'm wearing  , also some of these websites try to rank in search engines keywords.

I wonder if these figures though are accurate . i mean how come was the website able to pull out these numbers , from what i know these numbers are confidential .

[YuginKadoya]

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

I imagine that gambling with bitcoin as opposed to fiat currency is more risky because the proxy of a 'digital currency' doesn't hold the same mental weight value. That was the case for me anyway, because I could justify that I was only losing 'magical internet coins' instead of real money. Unfortunately, this all happened back in 2014, so my magical internet money would eventually be worth over 100x paper money.

Yes, the use of digital currency as gambling is very risky especially when there is a great chance that in a couple of years time you'd just lost a fortune.

but if a digital currency is used not from a personal pocket, in the sense that digital currency is dead money obtained from the profits from other activities, I think it's only natural that we do gambling using bitcoin because we don't feel loss because of the money we use to gamble is the result of the profits that we have earned and not taken out of our personal pockets

Dead Money? What are you talking about? Do your personal pocket money just pops up of nowhere or growing it on a tree? Or maybe you got a rich parents that can give you a sum of money, I really think you need to first earn the money before going straight through your pockets, And by saying that digital currency is dead money and it is really OK to just waste on gambling on my opinion are not a good mind set, I really think it is also hard to earn Cryptocurrency and saving and not wasting it is a good choice that saving fiat money, Because of the increasing value it can have,

And on the topic about statistics of some gambling site I really think this site is great and really helpful
https://dicesites.com/