Rank #3 by monthly deposit volume · November 2026
Rainbet review
Enormous creator spend and a huge player count. Runs on a license the Comoros Central Bank says does not legally exist.
#3by volume
Rainbet quick facts
November 2026 data · last verified 2026-11-02
- Established
- 2023
- Operator entity
- RBGAMING N.V.
- License authority
- Anjouan (disputed)
- License number
- 001-2023-AJG
- Verify at
- No public register available
- KYC tier
- Triggered KYC
- KYC on crypto deposit
- None up front
- Fiat on-ramp
- Yes, verification required
- Supported crypto
- BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, SOL, TRX, XRP and others
- Originals RTP
- ~99%
- Deposit volume, November 2026
- ~$410M
- Deposits, November 2026
- 1,110,000
- Average deposit
- $368
- Rank this month
- #3
- Restricted countries
- United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, France
- Last verified
- 2026-11-02
Watchlist. Operates on an Anjouan license. The Comoros Central Bank states the bodies issuing Anjouan gaming licenses have no legal existence in the country. How standing works
Rainbet promo code
There is no code to type. Our link carries the referral, so whatever welcome offer is running attaches to your account on signup.
We do not publish the bonus figure, because it changes faster than this page does and a stale number is worse than none. What is worth reading is the wagering requirement, which is where the value actually goes.
Affiliate link. We may earn commission if you sign up through it. It has no effect on this operator's rank, standing or anything else we publish. Full disclosure
If anyone sells you a Rainbet promo code, it is a scam. Codes are free when they exist at all.
Why it ranks here
Roughly $320M in tracked deposits, up 8%, with 1.08M deposits behind it, more than any operator except Stake. The average deposit is $296, the lowest in the top five, which is what a very wide, very casual player base looks like.
Who this is for
Fits players who want a very large slot library, broad coin support and a bonus structure that lets you pick between a locked match offer and a wager free alternative.
Does not fit anyone whose main concern is recourse if something goes wrong. See the licensing section and decide for yourself.
KYC reality
Rainbet markets itself as a no KYC casino and registration is genuinely frictionless, with social login through several providers including MetaMask and Telegram.
The verification ladder behind that is four levels deep: personal information, then identity document and liveness check, then proof of address, then source of income including pay slips, tax documents or contracts.
A site that asks for your source of income is not a no KYC site. It is a site that does not ask up front. Those are different products and the difference appears exactly when you try to withdraw something substantial.
Deposits
Broad coin support across the major chains, plus a fiat on-ramp. Deposits are fast and the registration flow is among the quickest in the sector.
Withdrawals
Crypto withdrawals are commonly reported as clearing inside fifteen minutes when no checks are triggered. The four level verification ladder is the thing that determines whether checks are triggered, and the higher rungs are slow by design.
VIP and rewards
Large monthly race prize pools and a rakeback structure. The prize pools are real and heavily promoted. Treat promotional spend as a customer acquisition cost rather than as evidence about how the operator behaves when you win.
Games and Originals
In-house Originals covering Crash, Dice, Mines, Limbo, Plinko and Wheel, on the same provably fair model used across the sector, plus roughly seven thousand slot titles and Evolution live tables.
Rainbet does not publish an RTP figure for its Originals. A 1% default house edge on Crash and Dice is widely reported, which implies about 99%, but that is an inference from third party write ups and not a statement from the operator. We show it as unpublished for that reason.
History and ownership
Launched in 2023 and operated by RBGAMING N.V. The product design closely follows the Stake template, deliberately so, and the growth has come primarily from very heavy creator and influencer distribution rather than from product differentiation.
The investigative outlet FinTelegram has publicly questioned whether the listed chief executive and co-founder is a real individual. That is an unresolved allegation reported by a third party, not a finding, and it is not proof of wrongdoing. We report it because ownership transparency is a factor a large depositor should be able to weigh, and because you will find it if you look.
What the independent trackers say about Rainbet
Two sources with a published methodology, read on 2026-11-02. We refresh these monthly, because a rating quoted from last year is worse than no rating at all.
| Casino Guru safety index | 7.9 / 10, Above average on 7,898 black points |
| AskGamblers rating | 6.7 / 10, player score 5.0 / 10 |
| Complaints resolved | 0 of 2, average amount $750 |
| Operating entity | RBGAMING N.V. |
| Licence | Anjouan Gaming, Comoros |
Casino Guru weights its safety index on complaint volume, complaint value and terms analysis. AskGamblers weights on complaint resolution. Neither is our number and neither is a guarantee. We publish both because where they disagree, the disagreement is the information. We deliberately do not lead with Trustpilot: scores there are open to incentivised reviews in both directions, and for this sector that makes them the weakest of the three.
Both AskGamblers complaints are the same shape: account locked or permanently blocked, then funds withheld. One concerns 1,500 USDT confiscated for unspecified suspicious activity with no evidence given to the player. Neither is resolved.
The good
No published withdrawal limits, and the largest deposit count of any operator except Stake, which points to a very wide player base.
The part we would not look past
Zero of two AskGamblers complaints resolved, average amount $750, average response three days. Player score 5 out of 10 against a site score of 6.7.
Does Rainbet pay the people who send it players?
An operator that stops paying its affiliates is usually running short of money or has decided that a counterparty cannot make it pay. Players are a weaker counterparty than affiliates, so this is a leading indicator worth checking and almost nobody publishes it.
AskGamblers rates the programme 6.66 and records no affiliate complaints against it. Separately, affiliate industry forums GPWA and AffiliateGuardDog carry threads alleging refusal to pay commission. We could not retrieve either thread to verify the amounts or whether they were settled, so we are reporting that the allegation exists and that the complaint board shows nothing, which is all we can stand behind.
What we checked, and what we did not
Licence status read from the issuing authority where one is verifiable, the operating entity from company records, and the ratings above from Casino Guru and AskGamblers on 2026-11-02. Deposit volume comes from on-chain tracking, not from the operator.
Supported coins, withdrawal limits, KYC policy and published RTP are taken from the operator's own cashier, terms and help pages. We mark them as its claims because that is what they are.
Complaint patterns are read from the public complaint boards. They are anecdotal, angry players are over-represented, and a single report is never a fact here. A repeated shape across many reports is worth more than any individual one.
We have not deposited, played through or timed a withdrawal at this operator ourselves. Plenty of sites claim they have. When we do it, we will say so and show the transaction. Until then, treat any withdrawal time on this page as the operator's claim or a pattern in player reports, never as our measurement.
Support and payment routes
The practical questions are the same at every operator here, and the answers are the ones to check before you deposit rather than after. Is live chat staffed by someone who can escalate, or a bot that closes the ticket? Which coins and networks does the cashier actually settle, as opposed to list? Does a withdrawal clear automatically or sit in a manual review queue, and does that change above a threshold? Is there a named VIP contact above a certain level, and does that contact have authority over a payout?
We publish what the operator states and what players repeatedly report, and we mark which is which. What withdrawal behavior actually tells you
Risks
- Operates under an Anjouan license. The Comoros Central Bank has repeatedly described the bodies issuing these licenses as fictitious structures with no legal existence in the country. Practical player recourse should be treated as absent.
- Markets as no KYC while operating a four level verification ladder that reaches source of income.
- Originals RTP is not published by the operator.
- Questions have been raised in published reporting about the verifiability of the named leadership. Unresolved, and not evidence of wrongdoing.
Bottom line
A fast growing, well built product with a genuinely large library and a bonus structure that is more flexible than most. It is also one of the operators where the gap between the marketing and the paperwork is widest: no KYC that reaches source of income, and a license issued by an authority the relevant central bank says does not exist. Size your balance accordingly and withdraw regularly.
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Rainbet questions
Is Rainbet really no KYC?
Not in the sense the phrase implies. You can register and deposit without documents, but Rainbet operates a four level verification process that ends at source of income. That is triggered KYC with a low friction front door.
What license does Rainbet hold?
An Anjouan license issued to RBGAMING N.V. The Comoros Central Bank has stated that the entities issuing Anjouan gaming licenses have no physical or legal existence in the country. Read our Anjouan page before you rely on it.
What is Rainbet's Originals RTP?
Rainbet does not publish one. Third party write ups report a 1% default house edge on Crash and Dice, which would be roughly 99%, but the operator does not state it.
Why is Rainbet on the watchlist?
Because of the Anjouan license. That alone places an operator on our watchlist regardless of its volume or product quality.
Gambling carries a negative expected return. Over enough bets the house edge wins by design, and no ranking on this site changes that. If it has stopped being a choice, free confidential help exists: Peluuri in Finland, Stödlinjen in Sweden, BZgA in Germany, and GamCare internationally.