Biggest crypto casino wins the tracker has seen

This post lists the ten largest payouts gambatracker.com has seen in casinos’ public bet feeds since tracking began in November 2026, using the big wins and records pages as of 7 Nov 2026, 14:10 UTC. All ten were at Stake, all ten winners are shown as a hidden player, and all ten came between 3 and 6 Nov. Below are the games, bets and multipliers behind them, how they compare with documented record jackpots, and what a sampled feed can’t show.

The top ten since tracking began

The big wins page ranks single bets by payout. Since tracking began, its top ten is:

Stake also ranked first by wagers among the casinos the tracker reads in the 24 hours to 7 Nov, 14:10 UTC, with $528.6 million observed over 151,963 bets.

Big bets, not big multipliers

A multiplier is the payout divided by the bet, and the payout includes the stake: as an example, a $1,000 bet at 10× pays $10,000, stake included.

Nine of the ten payouts came from bets of $375,000 to $500,000 at multipliers between 40.04× and 90×. The largest, $33.75 million on Cat Attack, was a 90× result on a $375,000 bet. Day Zero Outbreak appears twice, at 50× and 44.36×, both on $375,000 bets.

Waylanders Forge takes six of the ten places, all at 40.04×: five $400,000 bets that each paid $16,017,000 between 3 and 5 Nov, and one $500,000 bet that paid $20,021,250. They are listed as separate bets at different times; the data doesn’t say why the multiplier repeats, and the tracker doesn’t guess.

Only the tenth entry came from a large multiplier: 5,000× on a $3,000 bet on Slayers Inc, for $15 million. In this data, the biggest multipliers did not make the biggest payouts. The highest multiplier the tracker has seen since tracking began, 294,690.6× on Odin’s Vault at Stake.us on 5 Nov, paid $58,938, because the bet was $0.20 (see highest multipliers). An earlier post covers how high multipliers go and where providers cap them.

For scale, guidance from Great Britain’s Gambling Commission says operators it licenses can’t let adults aged 25 and over stake more than £5 per game cycle on an online slot (£2 for ages 18 to 24), limits that went live in 2025 and don’t cover games such as roulette. The bets behind this top ten were $3,000 to $500,000 each.

The last 24 hours

The newest big wins haven’t reached the top ten. On the big wins page, the biggest payout in the 24 hours to 7 Nov, 14:10 UTC was $14,050,300 on Hellborn at Stake, at 00:00 UTC on 7 Nov: a $15,000 bet at 936.69×, by a hidden player. That is short of the $15 million in tenth place.

The player 10111821 appears six times on the same list, each time a $50,000 Keno bet at Stake that paid $4,075,000 (81.5×).

Hidden players and sampled feeds

All ten winners are hidden players, with no public name, and the tracker doesn’t guess who they are. The name may be hidden by the casino’s privacy setting or by the tracker, which hides players who ask.

At Stake.us, players can also keep bets out of the feed altogether. Its help centre says of Ghost Mode: “Your games won’t be visible in the public feed or game previews”. A bet that never reaches a public feed can’t be counted by anyone reading it.

The tracker reads 330 public feeds from 60 sites, and 323 were healthy at 7 Nov, 14:10 UTC (status). Each feed is a sample that shows some bets, not all. The November report says its totals are “what we saw, not the sites’ full volume”.

Per-game records, and how fast they fall

The records page keeps another list: the biggest payout or multiplier for each game, provider and casino, with the record it beat. At 7 Nov, 14:10 UTC it showed 50 standing records (45 slot records, which include table games, plus 3 provider and 2 casino records), and all 50 had been set in the previous 24 hours.

With a short history, records are often small and fall fast. At BC.Game, the player Kkgbfhzepxcc set the Korean Prosperity Tree Baccarat record at 14:07 UTC on 7 Nov with a $10,007 payout, beating $1,749 from 3 Nov, then raised it to $15,011 at 14:08 UTC. A $116 payout on Wild Dragon Express - Hold & Hit 3x3 at CoinCasino set that game’s record at 14:08 UTC, beating $100 from earlier the same day. Multipliers count too: the Sugar Rush 1000 record, set at 14:08 UTC, is 856.22×, a $0.60 bet by PLS8CA at Gamba that paid $515, beating 760.23× from 3 Nov.

A record here means the biggest the tracker has seen for that game since tracking began, not the biggest the game has ever paid.

How documented record jackpots compare

Guinness World Records lists the largest jackpot payout in an online slot machine game as €17,879,645 ($20,062,600), won in a single round of Microgaming’s Mega Moolah at Betway on 6 October 2015. Reporting on the certificate, Guinness World Records said the winner had won “more than 52 million times his bet”.

Bigger jackpots have been reported since. Games Global said in January 2024 that its WowPot jackpot had paid out €38.4 million (a euro equivalent), beating what it called the previous record for the largest online slot jackpot, €19.4 million on its Mega Moolah jackpot in 2021. Both are larger than the figure on the Guinness page, which notes that records “are not immediately published online”.

In dollars, the $33.75 million Cat Attack payout is larger than the Guinness figure, but the two are different kinds of number. The Guinness record was certified, and it came from a small stake at a vast multiple. The tracker’s figures are lines in a public feed, as the casino published them: mostly modest multiples of very large bets, with no name attached and no link to a withdrawal.

What a list of big wins can’t show

A feed entry is one bet. It doesn’t show what the same player bet before or after, whether they finished ahead, or whether the money left the casino. Because each payout includes the stake, none of these figures is the player’s profit.

GambleAware NSW explains that every casino game “is designed to give the house the advantage”, and that this advantage, the house edge, “means the casino takes a small percentage of every bet”. In its words: “Big wins are rare and the longer you play, the more you lose.” It also warns that big wins people can see make it easy to think, “If they can win, maybe I can too.” A ranked list shows only the rare end; the losing bets never appear in it.

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What to watch next: whether this top ten holds as the history grows. Every entry dates from 3 to 6 Nov, and the records page shows how fast first marks fall. The November report gives the month’s biggest win to 7 Nov, 14:10 UTC as $33,750,000; the rest of November will show whether anything passes it.