Roobet Review: Allowed and Restricted Countries

CRCrypto DeskUpdated Nov 13, 2026

Roobet is a crypto casino and sportsbook run by Raw Entertainment B.V. under a Curaçao licence. It does not accept players everywhere: its own terms list 25 restricted jurisdictions, as checked in November 2026. A country can be off that list and still be a place where local law does not permit an offshore casino.

A brief guide to Roobet

Roobet launched in 2019 and offers casino games and sports betting from one account. The operating company, Raw Entertainment B.V., is registered in Curaçao (company no. 157205) with a registered office at Korporaalweg 10. A second entity, Raw Entertainment Ltd in Cyprus (HE421735), processes fiat payments. The company you contract with for gambling and the company that handles a card deposit are therefore not the same legal entity, and both names can appear in the terms.

The site is built around crypto. It accepts 11 cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, USDC, XRP, TRX, DOGE, SOL, SUI and BNB). It also supports four non-crypto routes: credit or debit card, bank transfer, AstroPay, and buying crypto through Swapped.

Verification starts at sign-up. Roobet collects your name, date of birth, address and email when you open the account. Under its terms it can ask for identity documents at any time and can hold back withdrawals until you are verified. That rule ties directly into availability: the address you verify with has to be in a location Roobet accepts.

Strengths and trade-offs

Roobet’s appeal is breadth in one account: a very large casino library, a sportsbook with esports, house games you can verify, and a payment menu that covers 11 coins plus fiat routes. Crypto withdrawals avoid a casino-side fee and the delays of bank processing.

The trade-offs follow from its structure. The offshore licence leaves you outside your national regulator’s protection, and the restricted list excludes 25 jurisdictions. KYC can be triggered at any time, with withdrawals held until it clears. Roobet has no iOS or Android app; it runs as a mobile-optimized website in the browser.

The site may suit a player who lives somewhere Roobet does not restrict and where local law permits offshore casino play. It also helps if you already hold crypto and are prepared to verify identity and address before cashing out. It does not suit anyone who would need a VPN to reach it, or who wants a locally licensed operator with a domestic complaints route.

Roobet licensing and availability checks

Roobet holds a licence from the Curaçao Gaming Authority, under the Government of Curaçao, with licence number OGL/2024/687/0427. Curaçao reformed its gambling regime in 2024. Under the National Ordinance on Games of Chance, operators now hold licences issued directly by the regulator, replacing the older master-licence and sublicence structure. The “OGL/2024” prefix fits that newer system. Confirm the number on the Curaçao regulator’s certificate page, because the number alone does not prove good standing.

A Curaçao licence is an offshore licence. In practice that means:

• Who supervises the operator: the Curaçao Gaming Authority, not the gambling regulator in your country.
• Where disputes go: to Roobet’s support and complaint process first, then to the Curaçao regulator. Your national regulator generally has no role over an operator it has not licensed.
• What the licence does not do: it does not make the site legal in your country. Many countries require a local licence for online casino games and do not recognize Curaçao’s.

On the security side, Roobet uses SSL encryption on the site, offers two-factor authentication for accounts and runs KYC checks. It also has a responsible gambling section where you can set limits on your play. Turn on two-factor authentication when you open the account, because crypto withdrawals sent to the wrong address cannot be reversed.

Where is Roobet available?

A country’s status with Roobet is one of two kinds, and they mean different things.

Restricted means the country appears on Roobet’s own restricted-regions list. Roobet will not accept players located there, and opening or using an account from that country breaches its terms.

Not on restricted list means only that Roobet has not excluded the country in its terms. It does not mean the country licenses Roobet, that online casino play is legal there, or that every game and payment method works there.

Roobet’s restricted jurisdictions include these groups:

• Curaçao and nearby islands: Curaçao itself, Aruba, Bonaire, Saba and Saint Martin. Being licensed in Curaçao does not give you access as a resident of Curaçao.
• European licensing jurisdictions: Malta, Gibraltar, the Netherlands and Cyprus. Cyprus is on the list even though Roobet’s fiat processor is registered there.
• Other countries: Australia, Cuba, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Myanmar, Nicaragua and North Korea.

Why “not restricted” is not the same as “legal”

Several countries that Roobet does not restrict run national licensing systems for online gambling. In France, the national regulator licenses online sports betting, poker and horse racing, but online casino games such as slots are not part of the licensed offer. Germany’s 2021 State Treaty on Gambling requires a German licence for online slots. Italy licenses online casinos through its customs and monopolies agency (ADM). In countries like these, an operator holding only a Curaçao licence is not licensed locally, whatever its own terms say. Whether that exposes you as a player, or only the operator, depends on that country’s law.

This is why availability lists from different sources disagree. Some describe countries such as Canada, France or Germany as places where Roobet is unavailable. They are combining local law with the operator’s list, or relying on an older version of the terms. Roobet’s terms are one question; local law is a separate one you need to answer for your own location.

The United States

Online casino gambling in the US is regulated state by state, and only a handful of states license online casinos. Roobet’s licence is from Curaçao, not from any US state regulator. That applies whether you are asking about California, Texas, Illinois or anywhere else. Check Roobet’s terms for the US before assuming access.

What else do you need to know about Roobet availability?

Passing the country check is only the first gate. Four other things decide whether you can play and get paid.

Geoblock technology

If you try to open Roobet from a restricted location, the site shows a message that it is not available in your region. A VPN can hide your location from that check, but using one to get around a restriction breaches Roobet’s terms. It also tends to fail at the point that matters most, the withdrawal. Roobet can ask for identity and address documents at any time and can withhold withdrawals until you pass. If those documents show a restricted address, the account can be closed and the balance put at risk.

Game provider restrictions

Game studios hold their own licences and set their own country rules. As a result, some titles in Roobet’s library are not offered everywhere Roobet itself accepts players. The game catalog can look different from one country to another, and a specific slot you want may not load in yours. The library is large, so this usually limits your choice of titles rather than your access to the casino as a whole. Still, check that any game you care about loads in your country before you deposit.

Age restrictions

Roobet’s minimum age is 18. Where local law sets a higher age, the local rule applies. Canada is the standard example: several provinces, including British Columbia and Saskatchewan, set the gambling age at 19, while others use 18. Meeting Roobet’s threshold does not override the law where you live. At sign-up you have to confirm that you meet the applicable minimum age. Your date of birth is part of the KYC data, so an incorrect answer would come out at verification.

Verification timing

Roobet can request documents at any time, not only at the first withdrawal. If you plan to move a meaningful amount, verify early. A pending check can freeze your balance at a point when you want to cash out.

How to get started at Roobet

If your country is not restricted, local law permits you to play, and you meet the age requirement, registration takes a few minutes:

1. Go to the Roobet website and make sure you are on the genuine domain. Copycat sites exist for well-known casinos.
2. Click Register on the home page.
3. Enter your email address and choose a username and a strong password. You can also register by linking a Google account or a MetaMask wallet.
4. Tick the box confirming you meet the minimum age and accept Roobet’s terms of service.
5. Open the confirmation email Roobet sends and click the link to activate the account.

Before your first deposit, make sure the name, date of birth and address you gave match your ID and proof of address, because a mismatch is a common reason for a withdrawal to be held.

How we checked Roobet

We visited roobet.com on 13 November 2026, connecting from Tallinn, Estonia. We opened the home page and scrolled to the footer. It names Raw Entertainment B.V., Reg No 157205, with a registered address at Korporaalweg 10, Curacao, licensed by the Government of Curacao under license OGL/2024/687/0427. It also names a second company, Raw Entertainment Ltd, Reg No HE421735. From the footer we clicked through to About Us, where the name Slayers Inc appears without explanation, and then to the Terms of Service. The terms bar residents of a list of places that includes Curacao, Cyprus, Gibraltar and Malta. We saw no risk warning on the pages we opened.

We read the promotions, VIP, provably fair, live RTP and responsible gambling pages as well. One rule in the terms matters more than the rest: “you need to wager your deposit before you can withdraw.” The VIP program is described as invite-only. The home page promises more than 7,000 games and cash-outs with “short blockchain confirmation times.” We did not open an account or deposit. That means we cannot tell you how much of the payment flow is visible before sign-up.

The licence seal in the footer points to the Curaçao Gaming Authority validator, and the old cert.gcb.cw address now redirects to cert.cga.cw. Its Certificate of Operation for Roobet.com lists Raw Entertainment B.V., number 157205, licence OGL/2024/687/0427, status Active, since 31/07/2024. That matches the footer.

On Trustpilot, which we read on 13 November 2026, Roobet scored 2.5/5 from 2,302 reviews. Opinion is split hard: 67% five-star and 27% one-star. The company has claimed its profile but had replied to 1 of the 8 newest reviews. The Wayback Machine’s first capture of the domain dates to 2003-08-10, which probably predates the current brand, since the domain record shows a registration date of 2016-04-25. There are some things we could not verify. We did not look up Raw Entertainment Ltd or Slayers Inc in any register, and without an account we could not test deposits, identity checks or how fast withdrawals arrive.

What’s on offer when you join Roobet?

Casino games

The casino offers more than 7,000 games. Slots make up the bulk, from studios such as Red Tiger, 3 Oaks Gaming and Hacksaw Gaming. The live casino runs tables from Evolution and Pragmatic Play, covering blackjack, roulette, baccarat and poker, plus live game shows such as Dream Catcher, Monopoly and Treasure Island.

Roobet also has its own in-house games, called Roobet Originals. These include instant-win formats such as Crash, Dice and Keno, and Mission Uncrossable. They are built on a provably fair system: each round’s outcome comes from cryptographic seeds you can check afterward, so you can confirm a result was not changed after your bet. That covers the house’s own games, not third-party slots, which run on their providers’ certified random number generators. Some slots also display live RTP figures.

Sports betting markets

The sportsbook covers soccer, ice hockey and American football, along with roughly ten other sports. Fixtures carry the usual market types: moneylines, totals (over/under) and player and game props. Esports and virtual sports have daily markets, including CS2 events and FIFA-based virtual games. Your available sports and markets can vary by location in the same way the casino catalog does.

Crypto payments

Deposits and withdrawals in any of the 11 supported coins go to and from your own wallet. Roobet does not add a fee to crypto payments, but the blockchain network fee for each transfer still applies. That fee depends on the coin and network, not on Roobet. Two practical points:

• Pick the right network. Several supported coins exist on more than one blockchain. USDT, for example, circulates on multiple networks. Roobet’s deposit address is for a specific network, and sending on a different one can lose the funds. Roobet publishes a supported-networks list in its help center.
• Crypto value moves. If you hold your balance in BTC, ETH or SOL rather than a stablecoin, the dollar value of your bankroll changes with the market while it sits in the account.

If you have no crypto, the card, bank transfer and AstroPay options fund the account directly. The Swapped route lets you buy crypto inside the deposit flow. Fiat payments run through the Cyprus entity, so its name may appear on your statement. Some banks block card payments to gambling merchants outright, which is outside Roobet’s control. Buying crypto first through a regulated crypto exchange is the alternative many players use.

Bonus offers

Roobet’s welcome offer depends on your location. Its welcome promotions are generally built around a first-deposit match, sometimes with cashback or free spins. For existing players it runs a referral program, recurring slot tournaments and a VIP program. Every bonus carries wagering requirements and game restrictions in its own terms. Read those before accepting one: a bonus balance usually cannot be withdrawn until you have met the playthrough, and breaking a bonus rule can void winnings tied to it.