Rollbit
RLB
A crypto platform combining casino, sports betting, leveraged trading, and NFTs
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| 0.68% | 1.88% | 1.43% | 0.78% | 25.46% | 54.44% |
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Rollbit is a Web3 platform integrating crypto casino, sports betting, leveraged crypto trading, and NFT features. Users can play slots, live table games, and provably fair in-house games, bet on sports events, or trade major cryptocurrencies with up to 1000x leverage. The platform also offers NFT lootboxes, a marketplace, and Rollbot NFT membership benefits. Holding RLB tokens enables staking, lottery participation, and fee sharing. Its mechanisms emphasize transparency, with all in-house games using provably fair technology.
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About Rollbit
Rollbit is a crypto casino that combines gambling with leveraged trading. Its core business includes slot games, live dealer tables, sports betting, an NFT marketplace, and synthetic crypto futures with up to 1000x leverage. The platform’s main draw is the ability to use one wallet for both betting and trading, with a native token (RLB) that is bought back and burned using a portion of casino revenue.
The market pain point Rollbit addresses is the lack of transparency in traditional online casinos. It offers provably fair games where players can verify each outcome, and it publishes seed data for its own games. However, the platform has significant limitations: withdrawals require KYC, the futures product is not regulated by any financial authority, and the token price has fallen sharply from its peak. In the past two years, there have been complaints about withdrawal delays and account freezes, though these are user reports rather than confirmed facts.
Regarding the last six months (March to September 2026), there is no reliable public information about specific developments. The platform continues to operate under a Curaçao license, but no major updates or milestones have been confirmed in available sources.
Founded in February 2020, Rollbit is a GambleFi platform combining casino, sports betting, futures trading, and NFT marketplace. In November 2021, it launched the RLB airdrop and RLB Lottery, allowing stakers to share casino profits and establishing a token incentive model. In January 2022, the first RLB burn on Solana introduced a deflationary mechanism. In June 2023, RLB migrated to Ethereum due to Solana bottlenecks, followed by direct trading and liquidity pools. In August 2023, the "Buy & Burn" model replaced the lottery, using 10% of casino revenue, 20% of sportsbook revenue, and 30% of futures revenue for buybacks and burns, creating sustained buy pressure; stakers/NFT holders gained rakeback and fee discounts. On April 30, 2024, the Solana migration window closed; unmigrated RLB was burned, completing the network switch. By late 2023, monthly fee revenue reached $41 million, with RLB returning ~70x that year, establishing Rollbit as a leading GambleFi platform.
Positive: Rollbit kept executing buyback-burns; on Aug 4, 2026 it spent $73.5k on RLB in 24h and burned 24.9M RLB over 30 days, implying ~$190M annual revenue, with 67.9% of total supply burned. Holders enjoy 27-tier VIP rakeback and staking boosts. It expanded to Tron in August; RLB rose 9.3% in the week after hot-wallet migration on Aug 13.
Negative: Revenue has slowed from the Jan 2024 peak, with April 2026 implied revenue only ~$14M. Hot-wallet balances fell 97% during migration, triggering withdrawal fears. A researcher tied a co-founder to CSGO scams, and a user claimed a $250k balance was frozen in June 2026.
Lucky Rollbit: Co-founder of Rollbit, an online crypto casino launched in February 2020 alongside Razer. He drives the RLB token's buy-and-burn program; in September 2023, he reported $38M in monthly revenue and over 1.2% of the circulating supply burned. He was also involved in a controversy over influencer promotion incentives.
Razer Rollbit: Co-founder of Rollbit. He led RLB's migration from Solana to Ethereum and launched Rollbots NFTs in October 2021, making Rollbit the first crypto casino to issue its own NFT. His Twitter bio confirms he remains a co-founder.