About Betaro
Betaro logs real bets from 21 crypto casinos and turns them into numbers you can use: which slots people are playing, what they're paying, and what the VIP and bonus programs at Stake, Rainbet and Roobet work out to in dollars.
What is Betaro?
How it works
Most crypto casinos show a public list of recent bets: the game, the stake, the multiplier and the payout. Our collectors read those lists around the clock at Stake, Roobet, Rainbet, Gamdom, Duelbits, Shuffle, Duel, BC.Game, Winna, MyPrize, 500 Casino, Yeet, Solcasino, Thrill, Toshi.bet, Razed, Gamba, Goated and BetFury. Each bet is matched to the right slot, duplicates and broken rows are thrown out, and the rest is stored.
Those bets roll up into the 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day figures you see across the site. Hot slots, for example, compares a game's recent bets with its own normal level. When a casino changes or switches off its feed, our numbers for that casino dip until the collector is fixed, so a total can move for reasons that have nothing to do with the slots themselves.
Our data
Important disclaimer
Who runs Betaro
Editorial standards and corrections
Before a calculator goes up, its rules get checked against the casino's own terms or help center, things like Stake's VIP thresholds or Rainbet's level costs. When a casino changes its rules, we update the page and the date on it.
Slot specs get the same treatment. An RTP, max win or volatility only goes on a page when the studio publishes it or two separate sources agree on it. If the sources disagree, or a real hit we logged beats the listed max win, the field stays blank until it's settled. Plenty of slots ship with more than one RTP setting, so where that's the case we show the range instead of picking one.
If a sample is small, we say so. If you spot a wrong number, email contact@betaro.net with the slot and what looks off. We'll check it and fix the page.