A Complete Guide to Cloudbet’s Crypto Casino: Games, Studios, RTP, and Provably Fair Play

Players ask me these questions more than any others: how many games we have, who makes them, what the RTP is, and whether a result can be checked. Here are the answers. Every number below is a floor, because the library grows every month, so the real figure is higher by the time you read this.

How many games does Cloudbet have?

How many slots does Cloudbet have?

Nearly 2,000, from Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw Gaming, Play’n GO, Nolimit City, BGaming, and the rest of the studios we carry. The names most players arrive looking for are here, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, Book of Dead, Wanted Dead or a Wild, Starburst, and Megaways, cluster pays, jackpot slots, feature buy-ins, and the straightforward three-reel kind are all in there.

You can browse the whole set on the slots page.

How many live dealer tables does Cloudbet have?

More than 350, and counting. Blackjack is the biggest group with over 100 tables, then roulette with around 90 and baccarat with around 70. There are close to 50 game shows, Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, and Funky Time among them, around 60 live high roller tables for bigger stakes, and a small set of live poker tables.

Tables run around the clock, dealt from real studios, and the stakes range from a few dollars to the high roller rooms. Lightning Roulette and Lightning Baccarat sit on the floor alongside the standard tables if you want the multipliers. The full set is on the live casino page, and if roulette is your table, the live roulette page has every wheel in one place.

Which studios does Cloudbet have?

More than 60. By number of titles in the lobby, Pragmatic Play is the biggest with around 350 games. Hacksaw Gaming and Play’n GO each have over 150. Evolution has more than 100. Then BGaming, Winfinity, Nolimit City, Playtech, OnAir Entertainment, and Ezugi, each with 50 or more.

Below that you will find Avatar UX, Peter & Sons, Endorphina, Novomatic, Galaxsys, Red Tiger, Betsoft, NetEnt, Relax Gaming, Games Global, and Spinomenal, plus our own in-house studio and around 40 smaller names.

The studio is usually the better guide to whether you will enjoy a game. Nolimit City builds punishing, high-volatility slots like Mental and San Quentin. Pragmatic Play builds the big-name hits like Sweet Bonanza and Gates of Olympus. Evolution runs the live floor, Crazy Time included. Once you know whose games you like, the lobby gets much smaller.

Which studios run the live tables?

Five. Evolution, Ezugi, OnAir Entertainment, Winfinity, and Playtech.

How many casino games does Cloudbet have in total?

More than 2,000. Add the live dealer tables to the slots and you pass 2,000 before counting a single table game, crash game, instant win or Original, spread across more than a dozen categories and close to 100 themes.

What casino game categories does Cloudbet have?

Slots is the biggest category by a wide margin. After that, in rough order of size, there are high roller games, arcade and crash, new releases, table games, blackjack, jackpot slots, poker, instant win, roulette, Cloudbet Originals, bingo and keno, and baccarat.

Live dealer sits alongside all of that with its own set of sub-categories, which I covered above. Cloudbet Originals is the one category you will not find anywhere else: Crash, Mines, Plinko, Limbo, Dice, and Roadster Thrust are ours, built in house.

How many new games does Cloudbet add each month?

More than 50 a month, every month. This year’s release schedule runs between 50 and 80 a month, with around 60 studios contributing. Almost all of those are RNG games. Live table launches are rarer, because a new live table means a studio floor and dealers, not a file upload.

The new releases page carries the current list, which is the one to check rather than anything I could name here.

How does Cloudbet’s casino compare to other crypto casinos?

Is 2,000 slots a lot for a crypto casino?

It is a lot of slots to play. It is not the biggest number in crypto gambling, and I am not going to pretend otherwise.

Here is the test I would apply instead. Pick the five studios you play most and check whether each one is in the lobby with its full catalog. If they are, the total does not matter. If they are missing, a 10,000-game total will not help you.

How does Cloudbet compare to BC.Game, Stake, BitStarz, and Roobet on games?

On slot count, we are behind the biggest names. The figures you will see quoted for BC.Game sit around 8,000 slots, Stake around 6,000 games, Roobet around 7,000, and BitStarz around 3,500 slots from 25 studios. Take those at face value and we lose on slots. I will come back to whether you should take them at face value.

On live tables, we are near the top. More than 350 beats the figures circulating for FortuneJack (around 240), Wild.io (130 to 200) and mBit (around 115). Only Stake, at around 500, and 1xBit, at more than 1,400, are quoted higher.

On studios, more than 60 beats the 55 quoted for Stake and is well past BitStarz’s 25.

So the fair summary is this. If you want the longest slot list in crypto, there are bigger lobbies. If you want a deep live floor, a wide studio roster, and an in-house studio with published RTPs, that is where we are strong.

Why do some casinos claim 10,000+ games?

Because they are counting an aggregator feed, not a lobby.

Most casinos plug into one or more aggregators, which bundle hundreds of studios into a single integration. The feed count includes every regional variant, every demo build and every RTP version of the same title. Report the feed count and you get a very big number. 8,207 is not 8,207 distinct games you can sit down and play.

We count what is live in the lobby, once per title: one game, one entry, whether or not it also has a demo build or a regional variant. That gives a smaller number. It is also a true one.

What is RTP and what counts as a high RTP?

RTP is return to player. It is the share of all stakes a game pays back over a very long run. A slot at 96% keeps 4% as the house edge, averaged across millions of spins. It says nothing about your next spin or your next hour.

For third-party slots, the industry sits around 96%. Play’n GO’s defaults are a touch above that, Nolimit City’s a touch below, Hacksaw’s a little higher again, and Pragmatic Play’s range is wider than any of them. Anything at or above 97% on a slot is high. Anything below 94% is low, and you should know why you are playing it. If you want to know which slots sit at the high end, we break that down in what live RTP slots are.

Table games run higher. European roulette returns 97.3%, so the house edge is 2.70%. The Banker bet in baccarat returns 98.94%, which is a 1.06% edge, and that is why baccarat is the table I point sharp players at. Blackjack with basic strategy returns roughly 99.5%, give or take, depending on the table rules.

Our own games run higher still. We set Cloudbet Originals between 98% and 99% RTP, and our Blackjack at 99.4%. Those figures are ours. We built the games and we set the math, which is not something a casino can say about a Pragmatic Play slot.

Who sets RTP, the casino or the studio?

The studio builds the math, but the figure you get is set per deployment. Many studios ship the same title in several RTP versions, and the operator picks which one goes live. So the same slot can run at 96.5% at one casino and 94% at another, with identical graphics and identical features.

This is why I will not publish a per-title RTP table for third-party slots. The figures on affiliate sites disagree with each other, because they are reading different deployments. The only number that matters is the one in the game you are about to play.

How do I check a game’s RTP on Cloudbet?

Every game page lists it. Open the game you are curious about and the RTP sits with the rest of the game’s details, alongside the studio, the release date, and the supported devices. That is the figure for our deployment of that game, and it is the one to trust, not a number you found on a review site.

Pragmatic Play’s Plinko Plus shows 97.5% there. Hacksaw’s Plinko shows 98.98%. Our own Hi-Lo shows 99%. Same panel, same place, every time.

For the Originals, the RTP is also published on the Cloudbet Originals page, because we set it and have no reason to hide it.

RTP or volatility, which matters more when picking a casino game?

RTP tells you the long-run cost. Volatility tells you the shape of the ride.

Two slots at 96% can feel nothing alike. A low-volatility game pays small and often, so your balance drifts. A high-volatility game pays rarely and large, so your balance falls in a straight line until it does not.

If you play for an hour with a fixed budget, volatility matters more than a half-point of RTP. If you play thousands of rounds, RTP is the only thing that matters. Know which player you are.

Are Cloudbet’s casino games provably fair?

What is the difference between provably fair and RNG casino games?

Every third-party slot and table game runs on a random number generator that independent labs have tested and certified. That is RNG. You trust the lab and the studio, and in practice that trust is well placed.

Provably fair goes one step further. The casino commits to its random input before you bet, you supply an input of your own, and after the round you can check the math yourself. RNG is audited fairness. Provably fair is fairness you can verify at your own desk.

Which Cloudbet casino games are provably fair?

Every Cloudbet Original. That is the point of building them in-house.

There are around 20 of them now, and the number keeps moving, so the Cloudbet Originals hub is the only count worth trusting. The set covers Crash, Mines, Plinko, Limbo, Dice, Hi-Lo, Slider, Dragon’s Tower, Coin Flip, Cross the Road, Cross the Lake, Video Poker (Jacks or Better), Wheel, Diamonds, Blackjack, and Baccarat, among others. Roadster Thrust, a second crash game, launched on 20 October 2026 at 99% RTP. Eight more shipped as a batch in September 2026, at 99% RTP for most of them and 98% for Cross the Lake, alongside a refresh of Wheel, Diamonds, Blackjack, and Baccarat.

Every Original takes a minimum bet of $0.01. You can test the whole set for less than a dollar.

Third-party games are not provably fair, because we do not control their random number generators. They are certified RNG, which is the standard everywhere.

How do I verify a provably fair bet result myself?

Three inputs go into every provably fair round.

The first is the server seed. We generate it in secret, then show you its SHA3-256 hash before you play. The hash is the commitment. It proves the seed was fixed before your bet, without revealing it.

The second is the client seed. Your browser supplies it, and you can change it whenever you like. Because you control it, we cannot pick a server seed to suit ourselves.

The third is the nonce, a counter that goes up by one each round, so the same seed pair never produces the same result twice.

Here is a real pair from a live Mines session on Cloudbet.

Active client seed: `26f9171257da8a010b8248640f522368`

Active server seed commitment: `46f8e080cc729332c1db3c732fffcbaf5b7dd0f0137fb3ebfd55a38449163e8a`

That commitment is 64 hex characters, which is 256 bits, which is what SHA3-256 produces. The server seed behind it stays hidden while the pair is active. When you rotate to a new seed pair, we reveal the old server seed. Verification then takes two steps. Hash the revealed seed with SHA3-256 and check it matches the commitment you were shown. Then feed the server seed, your client seed and the nonce into the game’s published formula and confirm it produces the result you got.

The provably fair page has the verification tools at the top, so you can paste in your own seeds and rebuild a round from scratch. We rebuilt that hub on 9 September 2026, and each Original now has its own sub-page showing how the numbers become a result, starting with Mines.

Where can I play crash, Mines, Plinko, and dice on Cloudbet?

In the Cloudbet Originals category. Crash, Mines, Plinko, Limbo, and Dice are all in-house, all provably fair, all from $0.01 a bet.

If you want a second crash game, Roadster Thrust is there too. The altitude meter climbs toward Mars, the multiplier steps through 1.00x, 1.03x, 1.07x, 1.12x and on from there, and you choose when to cash out. 99% RTP.

Third-party crash and arcade titles sit in the arcade and crash category.

Is Aviator available on Cloudbet?

Yes. Spribe’s Aviator is in the lobby, in the arcade and crash category, at 97% RTP, and it is provably fair. Spribe’s Mines, Dice, Hi-Lo, Plinko, Goal, and Keno sit alongside it.

If a crash game is what you are after, our own Crash and Roadster Thrust run at 99% RTP and are provably fair too.

What is Immersive World Betting?

A new kind of casino game, invented here. Cloudbet is building it with Joy Studios, and the first title launched in October 2026.

The idea is a casino game you move through rather than spin. You are in a 3D world, first-person, and every choice you make in that world is a bet. No reels, no paylines, no waiting for a result to land. The world is the game.

Casino games have spent their whole history as things you watch. A slot spins, a ball settles, and even the instant games that took over crypto casinos come down to one decision and a short wait. Video games went the other way, and gave players worlds to move through. Immersive World Betting is the two finally meeting, and we intend to be where players find these games first.

What is Fearshot: Phantom Mansion?

The first Immersive World Betting title. Joy Studios built it and it launched exclusively on Cloudbet on 28 October 2026.

You move through a haunted house, and the house is full of ghosts carrying multipliers. Souls you capture build a running soul multiplier across the session. The Soul Collector gives you a second chance when a run goes wrong. The Wailing Widow pays 1.1x per hit, the Inquisitor pays 350x, and a shot in the Secret Altar Room can summon Sister Penance and seven Bailiffs, each holding up to 50x. Every room has its own resident, from Goodnight Dolly in the Toy Room to Chef DeVour in the kitchen and Mr. Razorburn in the Boiler Room.

The difference from a slot is in how it resolves. A slot resolves in one event: press spin, the reels stop, you win or you do not. Fearshot resolves in a sequence of decisions, each one a bet with its own odds. Which door, which ghost, whether to shoot at the altar. The multiplier you walk out with is the sum of those choices. It is planned as a series, with each title set in a new world.

Which games can I only play at Cloudbet?

Fearshot is one, and it is exclusive to us. So are the Originals, which we build in house. Beyond that we run an Exclusives line of third-party titles that appear here and nowhere else, like Last Football Hero in August 2026.

How do I find a game in Cloudbet’s casino?

Search by title or studio from the lobby, or browse by category. We rebuilt the lobby navigation in August 2026, so games now sit in bento-style rows grouped by category, with portrait tiles and a favorites star on every game. Star what you play and it stays one tap away. The catalog did not change in that rebuild. The way you move through it did.

The category pages are the fastest shortcut. Slots, live, new releases, jackpot slots and Originals each load the full set.

What’s popular on Cloudbet right now?

Look at the Pulse row in the casino lobby. It is a scrolling strip of other players’ live sessions, showing the game, the stake and the win, and you can tap any entry to open that game. It has run since 21 July 2026 and it updates itself, which is why I am pointing you at it instead of listing titles. Any list I wrote here would be stale in a week.

For the biggest action on site, Whale Watch, added in October 2026, shows the largest live bets being placed, and you can follow individual whales and set alerts on them.

Can I try Cloudbet’s slots in demo mode?

Yes, and you do not need an account for it. Game pages carry a demo play option next to play for real, so you can open a slot, see how it behaves, and work out whether you like it before you stake anything. No login, no deposit, no email.

Live tables are the exception. A live table has a real dealer and a real wheel, so there is nothing to simulate.

What are the bet limits on Cloudbet’s casino games?

Limits are set per game, and the range is wide. The floor is $0.01 on every Cloudbet Original. Third-party slots usually start at $0.10 or $0.20. At the top end it varies more than most players expect: some slots cap out in the low hundreds, while the games tagged high limits go to $10,000 a bet. Aviator is one of those, so are Spribe’s Mines, Plinko, Dice, Hi-Lo and Keno, and so is Hacksaw’s Baccarat 99.

Live tables set their own limits at the table rather than in the lobby, which is why the live casino page is worth a look before you sit down. The live high roller tables and the high roller games category exist for the stakes the standard tables will not take.

Every game page lists its own minimum and maximum next to the RTP, so the real answer for the game you care about is always one click away. If you play small, we have rounded up the slots with the lowest minimum stakes.

We also run tournaments and races as a standing feature, with prizes paid in USDT, so a bet of any size can put you on a leaderboard.

Which Cloudbet casino games suit beginners?

Start with the math you can see. The Originals publish their RTP, take a $0.01 bet, and let you check every result, so you can learn how a casino game works for almost nothing. Coin Flip and Hi-Lo are about as simple as a bet gets, and Mines, Plinko and Limbo compared will tell you which of the three fits how you play.

If you want a table, baccarat’s Banker bet at 98.94% and European roulette at 97.3% are both easy to learn and hard to play badly. Blackjack rewards learning basic strategy, with a return close to 99.5%.

If you want a slot, pick a low-volatility title, set a budget for the session, and treat the RTP as the price of the entertainment rather than a target.

So what does all that add up to?

A casino you can check rather than take on trust. Every number here is a floor, and the lobby will have moved on by the time you read this, so treat the category pages as the live source. What does not move is how we treat the count: one entry per playable title, no padding, the RTP published on every game page, and every Original verifiable on your own machine whenever you feel like it.

If you came here to compare, that is the comparison worth making. Not who claims the biggest total, but who shows you the math.

Start in the live casino if you want a dealer, the Originals if you want to check a result yourself, or new releases if you just want to see what landed this week.

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