Roobet has no deposit welcome bonus. The company said so itself in a reply on Trustpilot on 15 October 2026, writing that welcome bonuses have not been offered in some time. CasinoGuru lists no current offers in its database and names a limited welcome bonus as a con. What exists instead is Rewards 2.0, a rakeback system with Instant Rakeback, Daily, Weekly and Monthly bonuses and a Vault, plus a $100,000 Weekly Raffle on the home page. Rewards are paid in crypto only, deposits must be wagered 100% before withdrawal, and Roobet is blocked in 34 countries according to the listing. Every number below is marked with its source.
Why the listing of Up to $200 is not repeated here
Our own casino row once carried an Up to $200 welcome bonus for Roobet. That figure is not confirmed by the official site, by CasinoGuru or by AskGamblers, so this article does not treat it as a deposit match. A $100 deposit would not turn into $200 of play money, because no source shows a match percentage at all.
AskGamblers lists only a $100000 Weekly Raffle as the welcome bonus, with bonus percentage, minimum deposit and wagering all marked N/A and the status Restricted. The Roobet home page shows the same $100,000 Weekly Raffle with a countdown timer and a Learn More button, but how entry works is not stated.
Promo pages that claim 100% up to $1,000 contradict Roobet itself
Search results for Roobet bonus show affiliate and promo-code pages with two very different stories. Some describe a 7-day promo with 20% cashback, a maximum of $200 per day and $1,400 in total, without wagering. Others claim 100% up to $1,000, a $10 minimum deposit, 20x or 30x wagering and 30 days of validity.
Both are unverified. The second set cannot be true if the company's own Trustpilot reply is accurate, so we treat it as unreliable. Referral codes such as rolleer and hitwin also appear on affiliate help pages, and their terms are unverified.
These are not stated: free spin count, minimum deposit, wagering multiplier, maximum bet, maximum cashout and validity in days.
Rewards 2.0: rakeback every 30 minutes, half of it into the Vault
According to review sites describing Roobet's own wording, Rewards 2.0 has five parts: Instant Rakeback, Daily Bonus, Weekly Bonus, Monthly Bonus and a Vault. Instant Rakeback can be claimed every 30 minutes, half goes to the balance and the rest into the Vault, and earned rakeback does not expire. That comes from search results.
The Daily Bonus accumulates for up to 72 hours and is then claimable every 24 hours. The weekly bonus is released on Saturdays and the monthly bonus on the 1st, at midnight UTC. Sources partly disagree on expiry, so check the account page before relying on a date.
- Instant Rakeback: every 30 minutes, half to balance, half to Vault
- Daily Bonus: builds up to 72 hours, claimable every 24 hours
- Weekly Bonus: Saturdays. Monthly Bonus: the 1st, midnight UTC
- VIP Club: described on the home page as an invite-only top tier
What $0.15 to $1 a day means in practice
One reviewer reported daily bonuses of $0.15 to $1 at beginner level. Over a 7-day week that is $1.05 to $7.00 in daily bonuses, before the weekly and monthly parts. This is a single report, not a published rate.
On Trustpilot on 15 October 2026 a reviewer cited low rakeback and a 10-referral requirement. Roobet replied that rewards are crypto-only under its terms, so the value arrives in a coin and not in a currency balance. An affiliate-site claim of a 20% rakeboost for 72 hours after level 2 verification is unverified.
Deposits must be wagered 100%, and other restrictive points
A Trustpilot reviewer on 12 October 2026 wrote that you need to wager 100% on your deposit. Roobet replied that this rule is part of its AML policy. In practice a $50 deposit means $50 of bets before withdrawal, and a $200 deposit means $200. The formal terms are not quoted, so this rests on the company reply.
CasinoGuru's cons add that the loyalty programme changes without notification, that daily login pressure is needed to manage the Vault balance, that VPN usage results in account bans, and that RTP is low compared with competitors. A Trustpilot reviewer on 3 September 2026 said Rewards 2.0 reset his progress and releases rakeback in small increments. Roobet replied that the reset lets players reach early rewards sooner.
On the safety side, CasinoGuru's responsible gambling checklist shows only self-exclusion, with no deposit, loss or time limits and no reality check.
34 blocked countries, and Brazil is not a safe assumption
The listing shows 34 blocked countries: US, AU, GB, NL, FR, ES, CZ, SK, BE, IT, DE, AT, CH, PT, SE, DK, LT, LV, EE, PL, RO, BG, GR, CY, MT, IE, HU, HR, SI, LU, FI, IL, KR and SG. AskGamblers shows a shorter, possibly incomplete list: Austria, Curacao, Germany, Hungary, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Denmark, UK and US. No official country list was found.
The listing does not block Brazil, Canada, India, Turkey, Japan or Latin America. For Brazil that is misleading. Provisional Measure 1.394 of 25 September 2026 prohibits fixed-odds betting and online casino-type games, including from operators abroad, and banks must block payments. Whether Roobet still serves Brazil is not stated, so this article does not present Roobet as available to Brazilian players.
What players and review sites report
CasinoGuru gives Roobet a Safety Index of 7.9 out of 10, Above average, rates its terms as fair, shows 16 user reviews and does not blacklist it. AskGamblers shows a CasinoRank of 4.8 out of 10 (an earlier value was 3.6), a player rating of 5.1 out of 10 from 36 reviews and 79 complaints, 33 of 35 payment complaints resolved and an average response time of 2 days. None of its complaints is specifically about bonuses.
Trustpilot shows a TrustScore of 2.6 from 2,293 reviews, 68% five-star and 26% one-star, and the company replies to 50% of negative reviews. Bonus themes there are no welcome bonus, low rakeback, the 10-referral requirement and rewards called bad on 23 September 2026. A $2,500 withdrawal reduced to $1,250 under a settlement was reported on 22 September 2026 and the company called it final.
Who Roobet's reward system suits
Roobet suits a crypto player in a permitted country who wants ongoing rakeback and not a one-off match, and who accepts rewards in crypto only. The withdrawal limit of USD 200,000 per day and the lack of listed withdrawal fees matter mainly to high-volume players. Withdrawal speed is disputed: AskGamblers says e-wallets 0 to 24 hours and cards or banks 1 to 5 days, while our table says 0 to 1 hours for crypto and no bank or card withdrawals.
It does not suit anyone looking for a deposit match with a known wagering multiplier, free spins or a no-deposit offer, since none is confirmed. It also does not suit players in the 34 blocked countries or in Brazil.
Myths vs facts
- Myth: Roobet gives a $200 welcome bonus.
- Fact: Roobet replied on Trustpilot on 15 October 2026 that welcome bonuses have not been offered in some time, and no source confirms a $200 match.
- Myth: Rakeback is a large bonus from the first day.
- Fact: One reviewer reported daily bonuses of $0.15 to $1 at beginner level, and Rewards 2.0 reset one player's progress on 3 September 2026.
- Myth: Rewards can be taken as any currency.
- Fact: Roobet stated on Trustpilot on 15 October 2026 that rewards are crypto-only under its terms.
Before you claim
- Check that your country is not among the 34 blocked ones before registering.
- Do not rely on promo-code pages promising 100% up to $1,000.
- Plan to wager 100% of every deposit before withdrawing.
- Do not use a VPN: CasinoGuru reports bans for it.
- Read the in-account rewards page for current Vault and expiry rules.

