We pulled the deposit data from the top 10 crypto casinos for the week of March 28 to April 3, 2026. The numbers tell a clear story: the market is getting cautious, but it is not slowing down.
Here is what happened.
The Big Picture
Total deposit volume across the top 10 came in at $661M, down 4.1% versus last week. The market shrank, but not evenly. The top 3 casinos (Stake, Roobet, Rainbet) now make up 76.9% of all deposit volume. The gap between the big players and everyone else is getting wider.
But here is the twist: almost every casino saw their deposit count go up. More people are depositing, they are just depositing less per transaction. More frequent deposits, less money each time. This is the end of March, beginning of April. Most people are running low or still waiting on their next paycheck. They are not quitting, they are just playing with whatever they have left until the money hits.
The Winners
Rainbet: Biggest Gainer
Rainbet was the week's standout and the biggest gainer, growing 18.3% in deposit volume versus last week. Volume jumped to $72.7M while deposits surged +29% to 237K. That is serious growth on both sides. They climbed to #3 and it was not close. Whatever they are doing with promos or onboarding, it is working.
Duel: Quiet Strength
Duel posted a solid +4% volume increase to $29.7M with deposits up +15% to 29.1K. But the real number here is the average deposit: $1,020. That is the highest on the entire list. Duel players are putting up real money per transaction, which tells you something about the type of player they attract.
Stake: Holding the Throne
Stake sat flat at $349M in volume (0% change) but saw a massive +27% spike in deposits to 667K. They are still four times bigger than the #2 casino. The flat volume with surging deposit count means their average deposit dropped, but that is a trade most casinos would take. More players coming through the door is never a bad sign.
The Losers
Thrill: Biggest Loser
Thrill was the week's biggest loser, falling 34.9% in deposit volume to just $8.01M. Deposits did tick up +9%, so players are still around, just wagering a lot less. That kind of volume collapse is hard to recover from quickly.
Winna: Down Bad
Winna dropped -29% in volume to $24.5M. Interestingly, their deposits jumped +26% and they still have the second-highest average deposit at $1,240. So the whales are still there, just not as active. A weird split.
Gamdom and BC.GAME
Gamdom fell -24% to $24.7M and BC.GAME dropped -20% to $9.21M. BC.GAME was also the only casino that lost deposits (-5%). That is a double negative you do not want to see.
What We Think
The overall theme is clear: the crypto casino market contracted in dollar volume but expanded in player activity. More people, smaller bets. End of month, beginning of a new one. People are tapped out or waiting on paychecks. This happens every month in gambling, and the data shows it clearly.
The concentration at the top is worth watching too. When three casinos control nearly 77% of all deposit volume, the smaller platforms have to fight harder for every dollar. Rainbet showed it can be done. Thrill and Winna showed what happens when you lose momentum.
We will keep pulling these numbers weekly so you can see where the market is actually moving, not where the casinos say it is.
Data source: Tanzanite Terminal
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