Gamba Casino Review 2025 – Real Crypto, No Sponsors

New Tricks and Bold Promises — Will Gamba Break Out in the Crypto Casino Scene?

Yet another Curaçao-based, Anjouan-licensed crypto gambling platform, it seems Gamba went live sometime in 2024. In terms of product, Gamba offers thousands of slots, live dealer games, table games, and provably fair games, plus sports and esports betting.

At the time of writing, despite claiming to be “The Most Rewarding Online Casino & Sportsbook”, its organic traffic seemed negligible, mostly coming from India according to Ahrefs. However, judging by the affiliate data the platform itself provides, the casino is drawing in thousands of players. 

In this original CoinBets review, I’ll be taking a deep dive and betting real crypto to see if Gamba is as good as it claims. I’ll be paying particular attention to things like the welcome bonus, crypto payment options, games, loyalty rewards, and overall user experience.

License and Security

Righty, let’s start by checking out MetaWin’s credentials

Welcome Bonus

The Gamba casino welcome bonus is fairly unusual in that it awards you with XP, plinko balls, and lottery tickets, rather than bonus funds. 

Okay, interesting! So, let’s take a closer look:

And now for the catches: All deposit amounts are subject to a 6x wagering requirement, and you can’t use low-risk betting to complete it – all bets must have odds of 1.1x or higher to qualify. Of course, there are standard terms like only being able to use the offer once per account, but that’s about it. 

A big plus is that the lottery tickets don’t have an expiry date, so you can use them whenever you like. 

Okay, so far, it all seems kind of cool. Way better than a ridiculous deposit match bonus with insane wagering requirements.

Opening a New Account

Getting up and running at Gamba casino is quick and easy, with several options available.

Payments

Gamba supports a decent range of popular cryptocurrencies for deposits and withdrawals.

Crypto Deposits & Withdrawals:

To make a crypto deposit, select “Wallet”, then “Deposit.” Choose your crypto and network (if applicable). You will be provided with your unique Gamba crypto deposit wallet address in the form of an alphanumeric string and QR code.

To withdraw crypto, go to “Wallet” and select “Withdraw.” Choose the crypto and network (if applicable), enter the address of the wallet you want to withdraw to, and the amount you’d like to transfer. The estimated transaction fee will be displayed. If everything is acceptable, tap “Withdraw.”

CoinBets.com Tip: Always double-check crypto wallet addresses after pasting them – you don’t want to fall victim to ‘PasteJacking’. This is when hackers exploit the copy-paste function to change wallet addresses to steal funds.

Buying, Selling, Swapping, and Storing Crypto

In common with all the best crypto casinos, Gamba allows you to purchase (and sell) crypto without leaving the site. In this case, it’s via an OnRamper integration. To purchase crypto with cash or card, go to your wallet and select “Cash/Card.” Then tap “Deposit via OnRamper” and follow the prompts. 

In total, over 180 payment methods are available, including Visa and Mastercard, Revolut Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Skrill, PayPal, Sofort, and SEPA bank transfer. 

Additionally, you can swap cryptos for a small fee – just select “Swap” in your Wallet. Select the crypto and amount you want to change, and which crypto you want to swap it to. The transaction fee will be provided – if it looks good, hit “Confirm Swap.”

Like several other crypto casinos (including the suspiciously similar named Gamdon), Gamba also provides a crypto “Vault” storage facility. This can be accessed from your Wallet. However, I would strongly recommend against using any casino-based storage for large amounts of crypto. It’s much safer to use a non-custodial crypto wallet for storage.

Game Selection

More than 5,500 games were available at the time of writing this Gamba crypto casino review. They included titles from almost 70 different providers.

However, while there are some nice touches, like a Mystery Game selector and RTP/House Edge info on thumbnails, there’s a distinct lack of useful filters. For example, while there are basic categories and the option to sort by provider and RTP rankings, you can’t filter by game feature or theme.

Unsurprisingly, slots form the vast bulk of the Gamba casino games portfolio, with almost 5,300 available. Of course, you’ll find all the hits, like Sweet Bonanza from Pragmatic Play, Wanted Dead or a Wild from Hacksaw Gaming, and Mental 2 from NoLimit City, alongside a host of titles from more obscure providers. 

Unfortunately, to find types of slots, like jackpots or Megaways, you’ve got to rely on the horrible search feature – which gives you a partial screen of results and is super annoying to use. Still, if you’ve got patience, you’ll find a small selection of Megaways games, and an equally small choice of games with “Jackpot” in their title. 

However, Gamba does offer an interesting Bonus Hunt feature. This lets you accumulate bonuses across different slot games without playing them immediately. Basically, you can save them up and then play them all at once later, making for a more exciting session.

Although there are a few crash games, like Aviamasters from BGaming, scratch cards like Scratchbit from Spinomenal, and other instant wins, the lack of categories and filters makes finding them a pain. Seriously, how hard is it to just add some basic filters?

With a mere 87 live dealer games, the Gamba live casino is definitely, well, underwhelming. Okay, the games that are there are mostly from industry leaders Evolution and Pragmatic Play, but the choice is undeniably limited. That said, there are probably enough live blackjack, roulette, and baccarat games for most casual players. 

Gamba does boast a dedicated category for live game shows, with just shy of 50 titles available. These include all the most popular options like Crazy Time and Lightning Storm from Evolution, and Sweet Bonanza Candyland and Mega Wheel from Pragmatic Play. 

There is a “Table Games” category at Gamba, but don’t let that fool you – it mostly contains live roulette, blackjack, and baccarat, plus a handful of live poker and dice games. The RNG-based table games are limited to a few first-person games from Evolution. 

The video bingo selection at Gamba casino is limited to just 6 games from Belatra, Play’n GO, Wazdan, and Mascot. And if you think that’s a poor showing, there’s just a single keno option – the Gamba original version. 

The selection of provably fair games at Gamba casino is very limited – from what I can tell, consisting of just the 12 Gamba original games (including Dice, Plinko, Keno, Wheel, and Russian Roulette) plus the in-house lottery. 

However, you won’t find any games from specialist provably fair studios like Spribe or Turbo Games here. Want to know more about provably fair gaming? Check out the CoinBets Introduction to Provably Fair Gaming. 

Presented as a Gamba Original (considering how many non-original ‘originals’ I’ve seen, I’m always suspicious!), Dragon Slayer combines mines/tower style mechanics and nice animated graphics. Actually, I guess it’s closest to Chicken Road in terms of gameplay. 

Basically, you’re a knight of old, and are trying to slay the dragon. However, said dragon is in a lake, and very serpentine, with a long, snakey body. To get to its neck and head (which, as everyone knows, is critical for dragon slaying), you need to use the beast’s body as stepping stones. And that isn’t the safest thing to do. The more humps you successfully hop, the higher the multiplyer – but at any moment, the dragon can toast you. 

So, I was feeling up for a proper CoinBets Challenge and set the level to ‘Extreme Risk’ – yep, total badass knight. Then I played 51 x $1 bets (I meant to do 50, but there’s no autoplay and I miscounted). 

Did I manage to get all the way and slay the dragon?

Well, nope. I actually lost $21.36, giving a real RTP of just 58.12% – compared to the theoretical RTP of 97%. Disappointing, but it is a provably fair game, and I did verify a couple of rounds – it all checked out.

Still, it was my fault for being cocky and setting the risk level to extreme! Overall, it’s a fun take on a common game style. Definitely recommended.

Alongside the casino, Gamba also offers standard and live betting on sports including soccer, basketball, tennis, table tennis, handball, volleyball, ice hockey, darts, and rugby. Meanwhile, esports betting is available on disciplines including Counter-Strike, Dota 2, FIFA, Valorant, and League of Legends. 

In addition to the Gamba casino welcome bonus, there’s an extensive range of ongoing promotions available. At the time of creating this Gamba review, they included:

The Gamba loyalty and VIP system is fairly standard. You earn 1 XP for every $1 wagered on casino bets, and 3 XP for every $1 wagered on sports bets. As you accumulate points, you’ll level up through the tiers, and your rewards and perks will get better. 

Gamba casino provides 24/7 player support via live chat and email (support [at] gamba [dot] com). Additionally, there’s a basic FAQs section where you’ll find the answers to the most common questions.

You can also connect with and reach out to Gamba via X (Twitter), Instagram, YouTube, and Telegram.

As you’ve probably figured out by now, the vast majority of today’s crypto casinos use “off-the-shelf” white label platforms – and Gamba is one of them. That means that in terms of UI/UX, this casino is virtually identical to dozens, if not hundreds, of other crypto gambling platforms. 

So, on that front, there’s not a lot to say about Gamba beyond, everything works fine. Payments are straightforward, things are where you’d expect them to be, and visually, it’s very nondescript. As already mentioned, the lack of filters makes browsing games tiresome, but again, this is common to all casinos that use this standard platform. 

Another thing in common with other crypto casinos is Gamba’s half-hearted approach to responsible gambling. Sure, there’s some safer gambling information, the option to self-exclude, and even a handy monthly budget calculator. But, there’s no way to set deposit, wager, loss, or time limits – which are by far the most useful responsible gambling tools. 

In addition to English, Gamba is also available in:

Languages

No Gamba mobile app is available for either Android or iOS devices. However, the web-based platform is optimized for mobile browsers, so you can still enjoy playing on your smartphone.

Right, so that’s what Gamba crypto casino offers players, but what are people saying about it online? Well, at the time of writing this Gamba review, there were very few ratings available.

As always, you should remember that Trustpilot ratings tend to be heavily manipulated via fake reviews, and sites like Casino Critique are run by biased iGaming affiliates. To be honest, being so young, I think the jury is still out on Gamba. 

While we’re on this subject, don’t forget to check out the CoinBets guide to Spotting Fake or Dodgy Casino Reviews and Marketing Content – it might just save you a fortune!