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FairGambling has launched publicly as a transparency and rewards platform aimed at crypto casino players and Bitcoin gamblers, offering tools to review operators, track blockchain-based gambling flows, verify game outcomes, and access additional rewards.
The platform enters a crypto casino market that processed more than $80 billion in deposit volume last year. FairGambling said its analytics layer currently tracks more than $45 billion of that activity in real time across the operators it covers.
Its services include on-chain crypto casino analytics covering real-time deposit volume, market share, unique depositors, and hot wallet activity across more than 50 operators.
The platform also provides independent reviews and ratings, a live bonus code feed, a bonus calculator, a Stake stats calculator, a blackjack trainer, and a provably fair verifier for checking game outcomes from operators including Stake, Roobet, and Shuffle.
FairGambling’s rewards program offers up to 30% rakeback across more than 40 crypto casino operators, including Stake, Roobet, Shuffle, BC.Game, Gamdom, Bitcasino, 1win, Winna, Thrill, and Duel. The company said more operators are expected to be added.
“Most casino review sites today are just rankings and sign-up bonuses,” said Seb, Co-Founder of FairGambling. “We wanted to build something different. A place where players can actually see what’s happening on-chain, verify their own bets, compare casinos based on data instead of marketing, and earn real rewards on top. All for free, with no obligations. That’s the gap we’re filling, and what’s live today is just the start of what we’re building.”
The company describes FairGambling as a utility layer rather than another affiliate site. Its rating system uses a weighted rubric covering analytics, fairness, financial transparency, bonus structure, compliance, and security.
Reviews are scored across 10 weighted categories, including fairness, financial transparency, know-your-customer and licensing requirements, compliance, and customer support.
Each operator profile includes deposit volumes, hot wallet visibility, license details, no-KYC policies, bonus testing results, and side-by-side comparisons against other operators using the same metrics. The bonus testing results are designed to show how much players receive back in rewards when wagering a specific amount.
The analytics section is available to all visitors and shows live on-chain flows, allowing users to compare operators with substantial transaction activity against those with limited activity. FairGambling said this type of data has traditionally been available mainly to industry insiders.
The platform also includes a verified player review system. Users can earn crypto rewards for eligible contributions, while reviews require verification of casino activity, such as VIP tier or wager history, before approval. FairGambling said this requirement is intended to reduce fake reviews on online gambling review sites.
“Trust in this space is broken,” Seb added. “We’re not going to fix that overnight, but giving players the data, the tools, and the rewards to actually engage critically with the operators they use, that’s the foundation. Everything else builds on that.”
FairGambling is now live worldwide, subject to local laws and eligibility requirements.