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Crypto gambling projects: 27 on NAUT, 14 with a token

27 Crypto gambling casino, betting, poker and lottery projects on NAUT, 14 with a token, 11 funded. Logos: Aver, Augur, Virtue Poker, Azuro, UBet Sports, Ridotto, zkRace (prev. DeRace), InPoker, Bull Run Bets, Realbet, ZKasino, Rollbit Coin, Shuffle, BCGame Coin, Yeet, BetSwirl.

NAUT tracks 27 crypto gambling projects whose own description names a casino, betting, poker, lottery or sportsbook product, read on 13 November 2026. 14 of them carry a launched token on NAUT's record and 11 have at least 1 funding round, from Aver's $7.5M seed round down to a $250K raise by Realbet. A larger $26.2M round NAUT holds for ZKasino is disputed in press reporting, so it is left out of the ranking.

How this list was built: on 13 November 2026, NAUT's data held 61 project rows whose name or description matched casino, betting, poker, lottery, sportsbook or gambling, or that carry the GambleFi tag. Each description was read by hand and 27 were kept. Of the 34 left out, 13 have an empty stored description, so NAUT's record does not say what they do; 3 describe a prediction market only; and 18 describe another product (games, fantasy sports, skill wagering, NFTs, a launchpad or a chain) with no casino, betting, poker, lottery or sportsbook named. Token and funding figures are NAUT's record as each project page shows it.

Which crypto gambling projects does NAUT track?

These are the 27, A to Z, with what each one's NAUT description says it does. "Launched" means NAUT flags a live token; "Not flagged" means its record carries no launched token.

Project What it does Token Rounds
Betting platform, global and no limit REP 1
Sports betting and prediction markets on Solana No flag 1
Betting protocol others build on AZUR 4
Crypto casino with a BC token on Solana BC 0
Crypto sportsbook No flag 0
Online iGaming No flag 0
Decentralised gambling platform BETS 0
Sports betting AI agent Yes, no ticker 0
Gambling entertainment No flag 0
Crypto gambling platform BXBT 0
AI-driven online casino No flag 5
On-chain gambling No flag 0
Yield for stakers from casino games No flag 0
Online poker on Binance Smart Chain No flag 5
Web3 casino META 0
GambleFi ecosystem No flag 0
Gasless rails for gaming, trading and betting GCOIN 0
Casino and sports betting on Ethereum No flag 1
Cross-chain gambling and lottery protocol RDT 1
Casino, sportsbook and trading, RLB on Solana RLB 0
Crypto casino SHFL 0
Sports betting No flag 1
On-chain casino Yes, no ticker 0
Peer-to-peer poker on Ethereum VPP 2
Crypto casino and sportsbook YEET 0
Betting platform for ZK rollups No flag 1
NFT horse racing with betting No flag 4

By product, the list splits roughly into casinos and gambling platforms (14, from Shuffle to Rollbit Coin), sports betting (5), poker (2) and betting or lottery protocols and infrastructure (6, such as Azuro and Ridotto).

Which crypto gambling projects have raised funding?

11 of the 27 have at least 1 round on NAUT's record, 26 rounds between them (counts per project are in the table above). 1 of the 11 is left out of the ranking: NAUT's record holds a $26.2M Series A for ZKasino from 2024, but The Block reported in April 2024 that the announcement naming its backers was deleted and that Big Brain, 1 of the 2 named backers, said it never invested. This table ranks the other 10 by their largest recorded round, with the number of backers NAUT records.

Project Largest Type, year Backers
$7.5M Seed, 2022 5
$5.3M ICO, 2015 0
$5M Round, 2021 3
$4M Strategic, 2022 9
$2.7M Seed, 2022 5
$2.3M Private, 2021 8
$1.7M Private, 2021 13
$980K Private, no date 0
$500K Round, 2024 1
$250K IDO, no date 0
Largest recorded round per funded crypto gambling project
  1. Aver$7.5M
  2. Augur$5.3M
  3. Virtue Poker$5M
  4. Azuro$4M
  5. UBet Sports$2.7M
  6. Ridotto$2.3M
  7. zkRace$1.7M
  8. InPoker$0.98M
  9. Bull Run Bets$0.5M
  10. Realbet$0.25M

Only 4 of the 10 ranked projects also carry a launched token on NAUT: Augur, Azuro, Ridotto and Virtue Poker.

A separate check looked for an outside source for 1 round at each of the 11 funded projects. It could not confirm every one from a page it read, and trackers disagree on some dates, so years are shown here and each amount is NAUT's record. Read the project page before you cite a figure.

Which of them have launched a token?

14 of the 27 carry a launched token on NAUT's record: Augur (REP), Azuro (AZUR), BCGame Coin (BC), BetSwirl (BETS), Billy Bets AI, BoxBet (BXBT), MetaToken (META), Playnance (GCOIN), Ridotto (RDT), Rollbit Coin (RLB), Shuffle (SHFL), Vault777, Virtue Poker (VPP) and Yeet (YEET).

10 of those 14 have no funding round on NAUT's record. For a crypto casino such as Shuffle or Rollbit Coin, the token is the public money trail a deal maker can read when no round is on file.

What this tells a BD team selling into crypto gambling

  • 6 of the 10 ranked projects have no launched token on NAUT's record, among them Aver, UBet Sports and Bull Run Bets. That is the stage where listing, market making and launch services come up.
  • 6 projects show neither a token nor a round, from the crypto sportsbook BetHog to DeGaming. Treat them as early leads and confirm they are still live first.
  • Azuro and Ridotto describe protocols that others build games on. A BD lead with a casino client can treat them as partners as well as prospects.
How a BD team can work the 27 crypto gambling projects
  1. Pick a segmentStart with the 10 ranked funded projects or the 14 with a launched token.
  2. Open the project pageEach name above links to a NAUT page with its rounds, backers and team.
  3. Find the decision makerEach project page lists the team NAUT holds, with titles.
  4. Reach themVerified Telegram, email and LinkedIn open on a paid NAUT plan.

For a founder raising in this space, the 7 backer lists among the 10 ranked projects are where to start: zkRace (prev. DeRace) lists 13 backers, Azuro 9 and Ridotto 8, and each project page names them.

Related reading on NAUT: GambleFi platforms: 36 on NAUT, 16 with a live token and Prediction market funding: 43 teams, $2.95B, 40 split $246M.

Can you pull this data through the NAUT API?

Yes. GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects?q=casino&token=launched searches NAUT's projects for casino teams with a launched token, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/azuro returns 1 company with its team; send your key as Authorization: Bearer $NAUT_KEY, and each call costs 5 credits (docs, pricing). Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to reach these teams.

Crypto gambling projects FAQ

How many crypto gambling projects does NAUT track?

NAUT tracks 27 crypto gambling projects whose description names a casino, betting, poker, lottery or sportsbook product, read on 13 November 2026. 14 carry a launched token and 11 have at least 1 funding round on NAUT's record.

Which crypto gambling projects have raised funding?

11 of the 27 have a round on NAUT's record, 26 rounds in all. The largest recorded rounds are Aver at $7.5M and Augur at $5.3M, as of 13 November 2026. A $26.2M Series A NAUT holds for ZKasino is left out because The Block reported its announcement was deleted and a named backer denied investing.

Which crypto betting platforms let other teams build on them?

Azuro describes itself as a betting protocol anyone can build on, and Ridotto as a cross-chain gambling and lottery protocol. Both have a launched token and a funding round on NAUT's record as of 13 November 2026.

Where can I find the teams behind crypto gambling projects and reach them?

Each of the 27 crypto gambling projects has a NAUT page with its rounds, backers and team, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/<slug> returns the same team data. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn unlock on any paid NAUT plan: start a 7-day trial.

Sources

  • NAUT project data for the 27 projects, read on 13 November 2026, with each project's description, token flag, rounds and backers as stored.
  • An outside source check of 11 rounds, 1 per funded project, run on 13 November 2026.
  • The Block, 22 April 2024, on the deleted ZKasino Series A announcement.

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