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Blog: Cloudbet and the crypto sportsbooks around it
Eight notes on Cloudbet and the sites like it: withdrawal counters, stablecoins, licence numbers, in-house games, rakeback and leaving an account cleanly. Every figure carries the date it was read.
- Cloudbet's live payout counters, read beside our two money tests
Cloudbet's own pages show four payout figures: 90% of withdrawals under 2 minutes, $95.15K as the largest in 24 hours, $755.28K paid in 24 hours and 1M paid since 2013. They describe the whole site's traffic. What happens to one player's cash-out is a separate question, and we can answer it only for the two sites we tested with money.
- Five stable tokens at Cloudbet's cashier, and why a bettor might settle in one
Cloudbet's cashier lists 40 coins, and five of them are built to hold a steady price: USDT, USDC, USDP and DAI track the US dollar, and PAXG tracks gold. Here is what each one is, why a bettor might keep a balance in one, and which alternatives' coin lists we actually read.
- Cloudbet's '10% rakeback from day one', and what its terms would need to say
Cloudbet's promotions page promises 10% rakeback from day one for a new player's first 30 days, rewards with no rollover, and 2.5% lifetime rakeback for referrals. Each is a percentage with no base printed beside it, so here is what the terms would need to add, and how four other sites write their rates.
- Cloudbet Originals and the in-house games at Stake, Shuffle and BC.Game
Thirteen crypto sites in our August 2026 reading run games they built themselves, and Cloudbet's lobby has a Cloudbet Originals category too. Stake and Shuffle each name six games; BC.Game has originals while its Curaçao record is marked Revoked.
- Betting and playing from one crypto balance: how six sites set it up
Cloudbet puts Sports, Casino and Esports tabs on one front page and runs them from a single account. Five alternatives we read do the same kind of thing: Stake, Shuffle, Wild.io, BetFury and Vave, our advertiser. What a shared balance means for ID checks, deposit wagering and rewards depends on each site's own terms.
- BRETT, TRUMP, DOGE and six more: what a meme-coin deposit means at Cloudbet
Nine of the 40 coins on Cloudbet's cashier list are meme or community tokens, from DOGE and SHIB to BRETT, PONKE and TRUMP. Here is what a volatile coin does to a betting balance and to a bonus written in dollars, and which alternatives' coin lists we actually read.
- Moving from Cloudbet to an alternative: withdraw, settle, close, then open
Switching away from Cloudbet takes five steps, and the order matters more than the speed. Withdraw first, be ready for an ID request under clause 18.1.1 at that moment, settle in a stablecoin, close the account in writing, and open one account in your own name elsewhere.
- Reading the OGL/2024 numbers: Cloudbet, Stake, Vave, Shuffle and Wild.io
Cloudbet's Curaçao licence is OGL/2024/328/0599, granted on 23 May 2025 and Active when we re-opened the certificate on 31 August 2026. Four alternatives hold numbers from the same OGL/2024 series. This post shows how to read one of those certificates, what BC.Game's record says, and where the Anjouan register fits.