How much casinos are making..

[SPIDERMAN008]

There is also doubt about whether the data is 100% true. Because casino companies never publish their deep info. The gambling industry is much bigger than we imagine, which we cannot even guess. And casino companies do not just rely on advertising, they do marketing by adopting all kinds of way. That is why their gambling market has become so huge.  we must also note the expenses they have. Bonuses, reputation, new features that provide benefits to users, some facilities for payment that create additional costs. So in the end, it is not possible to say how much profit they actually make. And they do not publish accurate information. But casino companies make enough profit. Otherwise, such a big industry would not have survived for such a long time. Where millions of dollars are deposited, the amount of profit is also much higher. As a result, they can spend so much money on their own marketing.

[YOSHIE]

Do we have any idea how much these casinos are making?

As far as I know, in general online casinos rarely publish or present their profits which would have a risk for their online platform at large, assuming it's okay, for example millions of dollars/year.

In essence, the profits of each crypto online casino are very dependent on the casino's global ranking, the business level of the casino and the location where the casino operates, it can be said that each casino's annual profits vary greatly.
Example of a table of capital income per year that I saw.

[Cryptoprincess101]

This is just data casinos are willing to share with general audience though I doubt very much this is a definitive number, in my opinion every casino listed here makes much more than the numbers provided. I have seen people use crazy amounts and most gamblers do not care how much money they are throwing at the casino, lots of money burned and based on the number of players each casino has it is normal for me to think that the number will be much higher.

And these figures are not actually what the casinos are making since they don’t give out such information. From the data published by the op, what they listed is the total deposit that went into the casino through crypto and not the actual revenue they made during that period since they don’t disclose that to the public.

but in most cases most of those millions you are talking about being wagered by one single person can also go down to pay the winnings of other players, and the actual revenue might be much lower compared to the deposit volume recorded.

You are right mate, casinos are not like normal businesses where you can know your profits after sales. These numbers are just inflow that came through deposits, if we are to also look at the outflow from paying winnings you will know that there is no way to ascertain how much casinos makes from gamblers because everyday will have a different figure when you calculate the deposits, the withdrawals, the losses and the winnings altogether.
      There is no way to get an accurate data of revenues that a casino generates despite that those of them that has high inflow might be considered to be the highest but if you're an insider with casino owners you will know they don't really make that much because most of them like STAKE spends a lot of money on promotions which makes them get more visibility and of course, attract many gamblers.

[Grace333]

The data op provided did not specify the profit these casinos are making, even though their volume are high we still cannot draw a conclusion off this data if they're making massive profits or not, all I know is that these casinos are big casinos and their signature campaigns here on the forum attest to the fact that they are big casinos.  
And I don't think anyone casino is willing to disclose that information to the public, there is a great possibility that this information might be inaccurate as well because of certain factors. However, my conclusion is, you can't get this information online or anywhere except you make contact with an insider and the person is willing to share such information.

[Findingnemo]

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Now just speaking hypothetically, since they offer different games including sports betting, lets say they somehow make around 3% from that volume. For Q2 alone that would be around:

1. Stake - $153 million
2. Roobet - $35 million

Of course thats only an assumption because deposit volume is not the same as their actual profit, but what Im trying to say is that the gambling industry is really huge, and in some way we are also part of that growth since these casinos advertise here and we are among the people supporting and using them.

We can use this site https://www.tanzanite.xyz/centralized/volume which have more stats than just deposits. And yeah the numbers are huge and Bitcointalk is being the most reputed place to build a brand that is related to crypto payments so we are being a tiny part in this multi-billion-dollar industry.

Just like any business this is also legitimate one, if it looks the numbers are huge then we also need to remember that they invested huge capital to make this up and running for years despite most governments try to curb the activities of casinos and any crypto platforms in general.

[Sunshine1525]

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You are right mate, casinos are not like normal businesses where you can know your profits after sales. These numbers are just inflow that came through deposits, if we are to also look at the outflow from paying winnings you will know that there is no way to ascertain how much casinos makes from gamblers because everyday will have a different figure when you calculate the deposits, the withdrawals, the losses and the winnings altogether.
 There is no way to get an accurate data of revenues that a casino generates despite that those of them that has high inflow might be considered to be the highest but if you're an insider with casino owners you will know they don't really make that much because most of them like STAKE spends a lot of money on promotions which makes them get more visibility and of course, attract many gamblers.

I won't argue that but however the case may be, they make way more than what they payout to winners and the figures may be higher than what's quoted in that image of the OP, how about the confiscated funds from defaulters, i don't think those ones are included in that figures, maybe just deposits.

That's why it surprises me that people try to beat the house, you can't beat people to their own business cause they'll always strategise on making profits and doing all they can to keep the business going, even if they pay out the few people who win jackpots it won't be compared to what they gain from losers.

[danherbias07]

Yeah, but we didn't add the weekly and monthly bonuses that they provide, and also the rakeback bonuses.

If we are just going to assume 3 percent, then it can be right. But we all know that there are also costs for different things they need to handle. Employees, advertisements, taxes, and maybe some connections to keep the crypto casino alive on social media and other advertising channels.
So that 3 percent is not the whole take-home for the team. Plus, they cannot drain the vault since they don't know when a high roller will come, and they will need some money to pull and pay fast if they win.

[demonica]

I think it’s already a given fact. Not just crypto gambling, but online gambling sites in general are earning huge amount of profits. That’s why they’re fine spending even hundred thousands or even millions of fund only for advertisements.

That’s also why casino owners are the real winners in this. Gamblers may win big prizes once in a blue moon but it’s just a cent for them since casinos can probably earn the same amount within the day or two.

[Inior]

I won't argue that but however the case may be, they make way more than what they payout to winners and the figures may be higher than what's quoted in that image of the OP, how about the confiscated funds from defaulters, i don't think those ones are included in that figures, maybe just deposits.

That's why it surprises me that people try to beat the house, you can't beat people to their own business cause they'll always strategise on making profits and doing all they can to keep the business going, even if they pay out the few people who win jackpots it won't be compared to what they gain from losers.

Casinos are profit oriented business. However, I will not be surprised to hear that they make good amount of money, especially since the house edge puts them in a wining position when compared with what players take home. Though their profit margin is not something that can be calculated easily due to variation in the outcome depending on the luck and the stake of those gambler who get lucky during their play.
Concerning the second paragraph, though there are times where a huge jackpot is won and the casino with all their profits can make a whole payout. This has happened multiple times and gives the impression that casinos can go broke as well due to gamblers luck.

[Supreme Donvic]

They are making this kind of money because they are also spending huge amount of money in advertising, those company that spend more money in advertising usually make more money, the reason why stake is top is because they are the ones running more advert, if you check all the casinos listed here they are running or they have run signature campaign in this forum before and they have gotten a lot of customers through that also.
If a casino is very serious with their advert they are actually going to make huge amount of money, this forum is a good place for casino to run their advert, no casino runs there advert here without having a lot of engagement.
Running advert is very important for casino growth.

[skarais]

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I do think that Stake is one of those casinos that are heavily advertised across all platforms throughout the world. Considering that they can do such advertising, perhaps government of such countries require them to publicly declare their revenue for taxation purposes.

Yeah, doesn't that make sense?
Countries where gambling is legalized will likely also benefit, it comes from industry taxes as well as winnings taxes. Some countries or regions such as Macau, Germany or others in fact set high taxes for the gambling industry, while the government will also get it from taxes on winnings. Gambling platforms like stake have been operating globally, this is one of the well-known platforms that are likely to earn huge profits in the industry. The government will get taxes from them, but it is very likely limited to certain countries.

[Nathrixxx]

The information presented above could be true, and it may not be, because there is nothing to ascertain the facts, and we are not even sure if this is truly promise me each platform or if it was randomly fetched from different sources.

Pretty good to know that casinos are making money and they are also spending money at the same time to run the affairs of a casino, the also faces a lot of challenges when it comes to the operators' experience from their end: gamblers' exploits, hacks, cheating, and so many other things that cost them more than we may think, including government regulations in their sector.

[Odohu]

I don't know if there is a publicly available repository of casino profits, what I see availed is their revenues and that is extremely difficult to use in drawing conclusion on how profitable casino is as a business. But I'm sure that the operators are not running losses else the business would have collapsed. Hence we can assume that a good portion of this revenue turn into profits for them and that makes the business a very profitable one.

[nikola22]

You are right mate, casinos are not like normal businesses where you can know your profits after sales. These numbers are just inflow that came through deposits, if we are to also look at the outflow from paying winnings you will know that there is no way to ascertain how much casinos makes from gamblers because everyday will have a different figure when you calculate the deposits, the withdrawals, the losses and the winnings altogether.
      There is no way to get an accurate data of revenues that a casino generates despite that those of them that has high inflow might be considered to be the highest but if you're an insider with casino owners you will know they don't really make that much because most of them like STAKE spends a lot of money on promotions which makes them get more visibility and of course, attract many gamblers.

yes, casinos spend a lot on advertising but hardly half of their profits. I think it's about 20-25%. in addition to simple online advertising many online casinos enter into partnerships with sports clubs, including football clubs. for example, Stake has a contract with Everton which is valued at 10 million pounds per year. as we know, Premier League announced the voluntary refusal of clubs from gambling sponsors on the main form starting from the 2026/27 season under the pressure of regulators, but advertising boards, digital channels and training forms remain open to casino brands.

considering that partnerships with football clubs are usually expensive, it's likely that online casinos and bookmakers' revenues are high enough to afford spending millions per year.

[leonair]

Gambling has a very large market cap. Casino business is a very big business because gamblers are so addicted to gambling that they don't care how much they are losing. They only think that they can suddenly win an amount from gambling that will change their life. Thus, no matter how much they lose, they continue to gamble without caring about it. And most of the gamblers who gamble only lose their money. And these are the benefits of casino platforms. Gambling is spreading widely worldwide day by day and a lot of people are getting addicted to gambling. Casino platforms do not share their data completely. In reality, I think the market cap we see publicly is much bigger than it is.

[Davidvictorson]

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Thank you for bringing this up.
There is no gain saying that they do make a ton of money.
I wonder why some of them had a drop in Q2 ….I had expected that they would increase due to the World Cup games being played around that period.

If you don’t mind doing and update, I would like to compare this figures with their figures in Q1 and Q2 of 2025. That we we can have a bigger picture of how profitable they are in reference to the past.

Thank you very much.

[Su-asa]

This is just data casinos are willing to share with general audience though I very much doubt this is a definitive number, in my opinion every casino listed here makes much more than the numbers provided.

That's absolutely correct; they can't share everything with the public.
Let's not be surprised that even the casino with the lowest volume makes way more than other casinos with higher volume in profits. Casinos can't reveal everything for the public to see; even many big business owners don't usually show the public what's in their accounts and the assets they have.

I think it’s already a given fact. Not just crypto gambling, but online gambling sites in general are earning huge amount of profits. That’s why they’re fine spending even hundred thousands or even millions of fund only for advertisements.

The growth of every casino depends on its marketing strategy, so when a casino doesn't invest more money in marketing, it will likely not get the type of audience they are looking for. Most casinos don't know all of these, which is why they are not popular. There are literally a lot of crypto casinos out there, but we only know a few of them because they spend more on marketing.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

There is money in running a casino business and there is also high demand to maintain it running operations, I can remember vividly sometimes back that I come across a thread that estimated the amount needed to establish a gambling casino, I was so amazed to see the estimated cost in running a new gambling casino, challenges as well that comes with this and this is why you must have experience in managing one before you could have your own setup in place, because it is capital demanding.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Do we have any idea how much these casinos are making?

Here are some figures for this year from this Crypto Casino Market Report.



Some of these casinos are probably already familiar to us because they have ANN threads here in the forum, and some even have active signature campaigns. Looking at that huge volume, its really not surprising that they can afford to spend a lot on advertising, and probably one reason why some campaigns can run for a long time.

Wait! Did I just hear you say some, or you meant all? Because I'm very familiar with all these casino on the list and they all have an ANN thread on this forum with and active signature campaign, and likewise some that might have ended if I'm not mistaken. And to be honestly speaking, I'm definitely not surprised at how much these casinos have made in the first and second quarter of this year 2026, because moreover, the gambling industry is a very lucrative industry that makes millions of dollars daily, and for the fact that each might have made more than a billion in the last 90days, which is actually a quarter of the year, is a reasonably fair amount. And secondly, that's a more reason why they could run a long lasting signature active campaign on this forum, as an avenue to create their active presence on this forum, which is the most active and trusted Bitcoin forum on the face of the planet earth.

[Cryptoprincess101]

You are right mate, casinos are not like normal businesses where you can know your profits after sales. These numbers are just inflow that came through deposits, if we are to also look at the outflow from paying winnings you will know that there is no way to ascertain how much casinos makes from gamblers because everyday will have a different figure when you calculate the deposits, the withdrawals, the losses and the winnings altogether.
      There is no way to get an accurate data of revenues that a casino generates despite that those of them that has high inflow might be considered to be the highest but if you're an insider with casino owners you will know they don't really make that much because most of them like STAKE spends a lot of money on promotions which makes them get more visibility and of course, attract many gamblers.

yes, casinos spend a lot on advertising but hardly half of their profits. I think it's about 20-25%. in addition to simple online advertising many online casinos enter into partnerships with sports clubs, including football clubs. for example, Stake has a contract with Everton which is valued at 10 million pounds per year. as we know, Premier League announced the voluntary refusal of clubs from gambling sponsors on the main form starting from the 2026/27 season under the pressure of regulators, but advertising boards, digital channels and training forms remain open to casino brands.

Some casinos still spends extravagant amount on marketing, especially some reputable casinos because their major interests is to buy the minds of gamblers that is why you see that when you download or visit some apps, you will see casino advertisements before the site or app will direct you to the main page. You talked about partnership deals with sports clubs, have you imagined the outrageous amount they spend on that too? This is why i said that some reputable casinos don't care if they spend up to 50% or more of their revenues on only marketing because they prefer the results of the promotions than how much they can make with the already existing customers that gamble on their casino.

considering that partnerships with football clubs are usually expensive, it's likely that online casinos and bookmakers' revenues are high enough to afford spending millions per year.

They don't care about the amount they spend on partnership with football clubs. Do you know what it means for a team to wear a jersey that has the name of a casino company in it? If not that the Premier League is now bringing a new rule that clubs should not write the names of gambling brands on the front of their jersey, which will make some casino to withdraw their partnership deals otherwise they also benefit massively from displaying their brands on players front jersey.