After months of continuous growth, the crypto casino market dipped slightly in March, as Bitcoin and the crypto market as a whole fell up to 30% from its peak after the US election. Global conflicts, tariffs, and other factors hit the crypto market to the tune of $1.2 trillion in March.

Taking that into account, the drop in crypto casino deposits to the top 10 casinos from $2.666 billion in February to $2.24 billion in March really isn’t that big a shock. The big news comes when you dig deeper into the figures and look at what the major players have been up to over the past month.

Top 5 Crypto Casinos for March 2025

1. Stake

Stake Casino is an absolutely unstoppable juggernaut at the moment, and its market share rose again from 48.55% to 55.55%. It’s interesting that the overall deposits remained the same at $1.3 billion, while the number of new depositors almost doubled. With the whole market taking a hit, that still counts as progress.

This month, the casino shifted from a crypto-only focus to accepting fiat currency transactions, which has increased its options. Stake also introduced a 200% Welcome Bonus with a  $3,000 cap in March, which has brought in many new gamblers. Stake’s depositor numbers jumped from 977,800 to 1.8 million, with 311,700 new depositors.

Another big driver was the Stake Casino Real Money App, which is the number 1 casino on the Apple Store now with an estimated 260,000 downloads according to APPfigures. 

2. Roobet

Roobet lost more deposits overall this month than the market as a whole, slumping from $401.5 million to $268.5 million. At the same time, it maintained a steady market share and actually rose to the number two position in the crypto casino world. It also finished second only to Stake in terms of new depositors, with 17,100.

Roobet is still feeling the fallout from a major update to its Anti Money Laundering procedures in January, which has cost it in terms of large crypto deposits. But this could be short-term pain for long-term gain. The casino has expanded its payments to include credit cards and bank transfers, and the increased AML was almost certainly a pre-requisite. Roobet also introduced new promo codes that gave new depositors 20% cashback for 7 days.

Elsewhere, there were technical issues for the site, with reports of uncredited deposits, blockchain confirmation issues that led to rejected deposits and other issues. That could have had a substantial impact on the deposits.

3. bcGame

bcGame is another casino that took a hit in terms of actual deposits but still added to its customer base and market share.

The casino is largely on the road to recovery with an Anjouan license and has put last year’s troubles behind it. This month’s deposits are $20.2 million down on last month‘s, with a total of $156.4 million—but that totally fits the current landscape. Overall, the casino has stolen a march on the competition and is climbing back through the ranks.

In March, BC Game enhanced its welcome offer, with 120% deposit match on the first purchase, 100% on the second purchase, 150% on the third purchase and 100% on the fourth. It has also added 60 free spins as a no deposit bonus, boosted the cashback in its VIP program and implemented more robust responsible gambling measures – including tools for self-exclusion.

Its market share jumped to 6.91%, up from 6.36%. That’s not a huge amount, but it helped BC Game leapfrog both Shuffle and YOLO Group to sit third in the standings when it comes to market share at the end of March.

With 159,700 depositors in February and 221,200 in March, only 20,800 of these additions coming from new players, BC Game has managed to attract many of its former players back to the fold.

4. Shuffle Casino

Shuffle suffered along with the rest of the crypto world in terms of deposits, with $135.9 million in March compared to February’s $178.8 million. It can take some comfort from the small increase in depositors – 193,200 vs 189,500 in February.

The new depositor numbers of 8,700 in March compared to 9,900 in February, together with a drop in market share from 6.47% to 6.01%, is a sign of the increased competition rather than any particular failing on Shuffle’s part.

It has increased the Welcome Bonus for casino and sports bettors to $1000 and introduced new leaderboard tournaments and monthly bonuses for silver-tier VIP Club members. It also revealed a heavily revamped SHFL Lottery with new Powerplay tickets. These were solid steps that kept Shuffle in the mix, but it has still lost ground.

5. Gamdom

Gamdom has made a surprise entry into the top 5 this month, taking a 4.84% market share compared to last month’s 3.84% and blasting past both YOLO Group and Rollbit. The casino only took slightly more deposits, $109.2 million, compared to $106 million in February, but in the context of the market slump, this is a great performance.

With 207,400 depositors in March, compared to 199,000 in February, and 11,900 new depositors in March vs 13,500 in February, Gamdom hasn’t made any huge strides. While those around it lost ground, it stayed relatively consistent, and that was enough to climb the crypto casino ranks.

Movers and Shakers

Rainbet is starting to look like a chart-topper in the making, with stunning progress in the last two months. The crypto casino, which launched in November 2024, stormed into the top 15 with $11.7 million of deposits in February and then the top 10 with $22.1 million in March.

This is massive progress, and Rainbet is currently the number 9 crypto casino in the world in terms of market share. It comes with a great welcome bonus, game selection, a solid influencer marketing effort, and more, which have all combined to turn this new casino into a tour de force. Just shy of 90k depositors helped the casino achieve a 0.98% market share, and we expect that to grow.

Token News

Tether (USDT) is still the undisputed champion of the crypto casino sector. Although Tether deposits dropped from $1.6 billion in February to $1.3 billion in March, that’s in line with the overall market malaise and does not reflect on USDT.

A number of European crypto exchanges delisted Tether in March to comply with the European Union’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation, but that has barely affected its market share.

The interesting news is that deposits increased by almost 70%, with 1.1 million deposits in March compared to 657,900 in February, yet the overall amount fell. That’s because the average deposit was $1,200, half February’s $2,400 average. That’s more variation than all the other tokens, and we’ll have to keep a watching brief to see if there’s a pattern or if this was just an unusual month.

Ethereum stayed fairly consistent in terms of deposit volume but did increase its market share to 16.4% from 13.31%. With 444,000 deposits compared to 417,000 in February, Ethereum has shown steady growth, and the deposit volume is less than $4 million more than February’s total at $371.2 million.

Solana overtook Tron as the third most popular token to use at crypto casinos despite the deposit volume dropping from $290.8 million to $204.5 million. The simple truth is that Tron fell further, from $317.3 million to $191.1 million, which is surprising when you consider that Solana lost 18.7% of its value in March, while Tron TRX recorded a slight price increase.