Crypto gambling in November 2026 so far

November 2026 is the first month gambatracker.com has tracked, and its month-to-date report runs to 3 Nov, 07:59 UTC. This recap takes the report’s headline numbers, the biggest wins seen since tracking began and the casinos’ on-chain deposits and withdrawals. It sets them beside recent rule changes touching Stake.us, Duel and Stake’s Brazilian company. Every figure from the tracker is what public bet feeds and blockchains showed, not any casino’s full books.

The month-to-date report

So far in November, to 3 Nov at 07:59 UTC, the tracker observed $652 million wagered over 5.57 million bets in the public bet feeds of 57 sites. Those feeds are samples. Some show only part of a site’s bets and others only some kinds of bet, so the totals are what the tracker saw, not the sites’ full volume.

The report also lists $73.3 million in deposits and $73.9 million in withdrawals, and the biggest win it saw: $16.02 million.

In the 24 hours to 07:59 UTC on 3 Nov, Stake showed $326.4 million in observed wagers over 54,008 bets, the most of any casino the tracker reads.

The biggest wins since tracking began

The ten biggest wins the tracker has seen all landed at Stake between 23:11 UTC on 2 Nov and 03:14 UTC on 3 Nov. Each came from a player the feed shows only as hidden, and the feed does not say whether that is one account or several.

On the big wins page, the 24-hour and 7-day lists hold the same ten bets, which shows how young the data is.

A multiplier is the payout divided by the bet. The biggest win paid $16,017,000 on a $400,000 bet, or 40.04 times the stake, and that payout includes the stake itself. These were large bets at moderate multipliers. The highest multiplier since tracking began was the reverse: 80,085× on a $0.11 bet at Stake that paid $8,513, by a hidden player at 17:37 UTC on 2 Nov. That was on Waylanders Forge too, where the tracker saw 6,155 bets, all at one site, over the last 30 days.

Wins like these are rare by design. Return to player (RTP) is the share of stakes a game pays back as prizes. The UK Gambling Commission calls it “an average achieved over a significant number of game plays”, not a promise for one session. The house edge is the other side of it: “the percentage that a casino would expect to keep, on average, from each hand or spin”. Over many bets, the edge means players lose on average. On random machines, the regulator adds, the odds of a win “are not affected by wins or losses in previous games”. Gambling is for adults: 18 or over, or the legal age where you live. The responsible gambling page covers limits, warning signs and free help lines.

Deposits and withdrawals on the blockchains

The flows page follows money on public blockchains into and out of the wallets the tracker attributes to each casino. Its window is the last 30 days, but on each chain it starts only when the tracker’s scanner did, and its totals are close to the monthly report’s. Across the tracked casinos, deposits came to $73,299,264 and withdrawals to $73,898,646: a net outflow of $599,382.

Stake took 36,901 deposits, averaging $816 each. USDT on the Tron blockchain took the largest share of deposits: $29,302,557, against $27,696,590 withdrawn. Of the large transfers the page listed at 07:59 UTC, the biggest was a $576,329 withdrawal in ETH from Shuffle at 07:34 UTC on 3 Nov.

A net figure is not a profit or a loss. Money leaving a known wallet can be a player cashing out, or a casino moving funds to a wallet the tracker has not attributed. Known wallets may also be only part of what a casino holds. Stake’s known wallets held $132.7 million at 07:59 UTC on 3 Nov, the largest share, $70.0 million, in XRP.

Rule changes in Oklahoma, Sweden and Brazil

Oklahoma: dual-currency casino games banned

Oklahoma’s Senate Bill 1589 took effect on 1 November. The enrolled bill adds “online casino games” to the state’s gambling offence. It defines the “representative of value” risked in them to include any currency in a “dual-currency system of payment” that a player can exchange for a prize or cash. Opening or conducting such games is a Class C2 felony, punished by a fine of $500 to $2,000 and imprisonment. Charity games and gaming allowed on Indian lands under federal law are exempt.

Stake.us, a site for players in the United States that the tracker also reads, lists Oklahoma among the states where it is “unable to accommodate players”, citing “the regulations of the mentioned states”, in a help centre article last updated on 31 October. Stake.us’s known wallets held $16.7 million at 07:59 UTC on 3 Nov.

Sweden: a ban on duel.com’s operator

On 28 October Sweden’s gambling regulator, Spelinspektionen, banned Immortal Snail LLC from offering gambling in Sweden without a licence, with immediate effect. Its decision names the company as the owner and operator of duel.com, the site the tracker lists as Duel, and notes that duel.com states the company holds a licence on Anjouan, in the Comoros. The regulator found Swedish offered as a language and the Swedish krona as a currency when choosing a payment method, and marketing through Swedish-language websites aimed at Swedish consumers.

The company replied that Sweden as a country is to be IP-blocked, which would turn away visitors with Swedish internet addresses. A follow-up check on 28 October found the block had not been put in place. In the tracker’s data, Duel ranked seventh by observed wagers in the 24 hours to 07:59 UTC on 3 Nov, with $20.5 million.

Brazil: Stake’s injunction suspended

In late September Brazil’s president banned licensed betting, iGaming Business reported. An injunction let Stake Brazil Ltda. keep its online betting running until 25 October, but on 9 October the Federal Regional Court of the 3rd Region suspended it, according to Brazil’s Attorney General’s Office, which won the ruling. Udo Seckelmann, a partner at the law firm handling Stake’s case, told iGaming Business: “We’re going to challenge this decision for sure.” The case concerns Stake’s Brazilian company, not the stake.com feed the tracker reads.

What the numbers can’t show yet

Tracking began this month, so there is no earlier month to compare with. All 50 standing records on the records page were set in the 24 hours before 07:59 UTC on 3 Nov. The feeds are samples, so a casino that looks small here may simply show fewer of its bets. Hidden players stay hidden, so the data cannot say how many people are behind the ten biggest wins.

What to watch next: whether Stake’s challenge in Brazil succeeds, and how Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court rules on the provisional measure, which the Attorney General’s Office says the court is already reviewing; whether duel.com turns Swedish visitors away; and how the full November report compares with these first days once the month closes.