Roobet Reviews

Roobet doesn't have a welcome bonus. No deposit match. No free spins package. No "100% up to" anything. You sign up, you deposit, and you start playing without any bonus structure attached to your 1st deposit. That's unusual enough that I had to double-check the promotions page to make sure I wasn't missing something. I wasn't.

What Roobet runs instead is a $100,000 Weekly Raffle. Every wager you make earns raffle tickets. 100 winners drawn each week. The more you play, the more tickets you accumulate. It's not a bonus. It's a lottery. And the psychology behind it is different too. A welcome bonus gives you something immediately and asks you to work through wagering requirements. A raffle gives you nothing until the draw happens, but the potential ceiling is much higher. Most people will win nothing. Some will win big.

The homepage shows MMA fighters and a Chelsea FC player. Roobet leans hard into influencer and athlete partnerships. That's where their marketing budget goes instead of welcome bonuses. Whether you find that more or less trustworthy than a 100% match depends on how you feel about celebrity endorsements in gambling.

The navigation runs long: Roobet Games, Popular, New Games, Slots, Bonus Buys, Live Casino, Game Shows, Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Sportsbook, Live RTP, VIP Club. That's 13 items. Live RTP is the one that caught my eye. A dedicated link to view real-time return-to-player data. I haven't seen that at many other casinos. RTP data usually lives inside individual game info screens if it's shown at all. Roobet gives it a permanent spot in the main navigation.

Roobet Games sit at the top of the navigation. In-house games, separate from the provider content. The platform started as a crypto casino with original crash and dice games before expanding into a full provider catalog. That origin still shows in the layout. The in-house stuff gets top billing. Everything else follows underneath.

You can log in with Google or Metamask. Web3 login on a casino. The Metamask option means you can connect a wallet without creating a traditional account. For the crypto-native crowd that's a meaningful convenience. For everyone else, there's a Google button. Two completely different user profiles served by two login buttons sitting side by side.

Without a welcome bonus, every dollar you deposit is real money from the first spin. No bonus balance sitting alongside your cash. No wagering requirements to clear before you can withdraw. No contribution percentages to worry about. No terms and conditions telling you that blackjack only counts 10% toward your playthrough. You play and whatever you win is yours immediately.

That sounds simple because it is simple. And honestly, after reviewing dozens of casinos with complex multi-stage welcome packages and 40x wagering requirements, there's something refreshing about a platform that just doesn't bother with any of that.

The $100K weekly raffle runs in the background. Drops & Wins from Pragmatic Play is active for people who want tournament-style prize pools. VIP Club exists for high-volume players with tiered rewards that presumably get better the more you wager. But none of those are marketed as a welcome offer. Roobet makes you earn your rewards through ongoing play, not through an entry deposit.

The sportsbook link sits in the sidebar alongside the casino categories. Roobet expanded into sports betting at some point. The casino origin is still obvious from how the sidebar prioritizes game categories over sports, but the option is there for players who want both. Chelsea FC deal plus MMA ambassadors plus a crypto casino with Web3 login. Strange combination, but Roobet has apparently decided that's who they are.