Cloudbet deposits on-chain
connecting From its wallets on the chain · every figure linked- 18 labelled wallets
- 7 chains
- #20 by deposits, 24 hours
- updated —
Everything on-chain for Cloudbet: deposits, withdrawals and net flow through its labelled wallets, what those wallets hold, its rank by deposits among the 33 casinos we track, and the estimated house take as a range. Only wallets we have labelled are seen, so every figure is a lower bound; the full wallet list with explorer links is on the Data page.
- Deposits, last 24 hours: $904K
- Withdrawals, last 24 hours: $972K
- Held in its labelled wallets: $17.1M
As of 9 Oct 2026, 00:00 UTC.
These are transfers into and out of public casino wallets, read from the chains themselves and valued in dollars at the hour they happened. They cover only the wallets we can attribute, so deposits are a lower bound; withdrawals can include a casino moving its own money, so net flow is not profit, and the house take is an estimate with a range. Every wallet and rule is on the data page. For what we think of each casino read the casino reviews, and if deposits are something you are trying to cut down, our responsible gambling guide is the place to start.
Cloudbet on-chain FAQ
Which Cloudbet wallets are tracked?
The wallets on our label list for Cloudbet, each with its chain, its role (hot wallet, cold wallet or deposit address), where the label came from, how sure we are, and a status of candidate, linked, traced or proven by our own test transaction. The count of wallets and chains is printed at the top of this page, and the full list with an explorer link for every address is on the data page, filtered to Cloudbet. A wallet that is not on that list is not in any figure here.
Are these all of Cloudbet’s deposits?
No. The figures cover crypto arriving at wallets we have labelled for Cloudbet, in coins on our approved list, on the ten chains we read. A wallet nobody has labelled, a coin outside the list, a card or bank deposit, or a balance kept on an exchange never appears. Every deposit figure on this page is therefore a lower bound on what Cloudbet actually took in, and the chain table on the data page says which chains are read and since when. Deposit volume says something about size and nothing about fairness; for that, read our casino reviews.
What does net flow mean for Cloudbet?
Deposits into Cloudbet’s tracked wallets minus withdrawals out of them, over the window you pick. A withdrawal to an exchange looks the same whether a player is cashing out or Cloudbet is moving its own money, so withdrawals are an upper bound and net flow leans low. A single transfer of $50,000 or more can be either kind, so the net figure is judged on transfers under that size, with the large ones shown beside it. Net flow is a measure of money moving through wallets; it is not Cloudbet’s profit or loss.
How is Cloudbet’s estimated house take worked out?
As what players paid in minus what they took out, shown as a range. The low end counts every withdrawal as a player’s. The high end treats every payout of $50,000 or more to an address with no deposit on record as Cloudbet moving its own money. The middle judges each of those payouts by who received it and splits what it cannot judge. The figure carries a confidence (rough, fair or good) with the reason, and is replaced by a flag when it cannot be right yet, for example with under a week of history. Plus means the house kept it, minus means players came out ahead. It is an estimate, not profit.