Rollbit’s deposits hit zero while Stake still moves $1.96 billion in a single week

Stake remained the dominant platform by a wide margin despite a 9% decline, falling from $2.15 billion to $1.96 billion, a drop of $194 million that was still the largest dollar-value decline Tanzanite recorded even as Stake’s share of total tracked volume stayed well ahead of every other brand combined. Duel kept sliding too, down 27% to $252 million, a $93.2 million drop that continues a rougher stretch for the platform. BC.Game fell 23% to $227 million, shedding $67.8 million, and Gamdom dropped 21% to $193 million. Further down the list, the declines got steeper in percentage terms: ToshiBet fell 47% to $18.5 million, Wager dropped 44% to just $744,000, and BetFury lost 38% to land at $27.7 million.

On the other side, Housebets more than doubled its deposit volume, up 105% to $18.9 million, with its deposit count climbing an even steeper 151%, the sharpest growth in both measures of any brand Tanzanite tracked. Dicey posted the single biggest percentage jump in deposit volume at 91%, rising to $29.3 million, while Cloudbet grew 40% to $57.6 million, adding $16.5 million. Rainbet and Shuffle posted the largest dollar-value gains after Cloudbet, up $49.7 million (15%) and $34.9 million (17%) respectively.

Average deposit size varied enormously across brands. Casinobet posted the highest average at $19,600 per deposit, while Jackpotbet’s average sat at just $62.20, a gap that reflects very different player bases rather than any shared market trend. Outside of Rollbit’s drop to zero, the broader pattern this week leans toward consolidation at the top: Stake, Duel, BC.Game, and Gamdom, four of the five largest brands by volume, all posted declines, while most of the week’s biggest percentage gainers were smaller platforms building off a thinner base.