Which countries crypto casinos block — read from their own terms
Every crypto casino publishes a list of countries it will not accept, and almost nobody reads them. We did, for six operators, and the lists agree far less than you would expect.
Read this before you read the table
This is not a list of where each casino is legal. It is a list of the countries each operator names in its own terms as excluded. Those are different things: a country missing from an operator’s list is not thereby permitted, and gambling law where you live is your responsibility either way. Nothing here is legal advice.
We read the published terms of BitStarz, BC.Game, Rainbet, Roobet and Shuffle in full, and confirmed Cloudbet’s exclusion of Germany from the block page Cloudbet itself serves. Stake, Gamdom, 500 Casino and Rollbit are not represented below — we have not read their lists, and Rollbit’s restricted-countries page would not load when we tried. Their absence from a row means nothing at all.
Which countries the operators name
| Country | Operators naming it | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| United States | BitStarz, BC.Game, Rainbet, Roobet, Shuffle | Named by every operator whose list we read. The most consistently excluded market in the industry. |
| United Kingdom | BitStarz, Rainbet, Roobet, Shuffle | Excluded by all four lists we could read in full. |
| Netherlands | BC.Game, Rainbet, Roobet, Shuffle | Rainbet and BC.Game extend it to the Dutch Caribbean — Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Statia, St. Martin. |
| Germany | Cloudbet, Rainbet, Roobet, Shuffle | Cloudbet does not publish a list we could reach, but serves German visitors a block page saying so outright. |
| France | BC.Game, Rainbet | Rainbet extends it to French territories. |
| Australia | Rainbet, Shuffle | Rainbet extends it to Australian territories. |
| Spain | Rainbet, Shuffle | — |
| Austria | Rainbet | Unusual — Austria appears on few crypto casino lists. |
| Sweden, Portugal, Singapore | Shuffle | All three appear only on Shuffle’s list among those we read. |
| Curaçao | BC.Game, Shuffle | Operators licensed in Curaçao commonly bar residents of Curaçao itself — a licence condition, not a judgement. |
| Greece, Puerto Rico | BitStarz | From the opening of BitStarz’s list in section 3.6 of its terms. |
Sources are the operators’ own terms of service, linked from each casino review. Lists change without notice and several operators reserve the right to add countries at any time.
The pattern worth noticing
The United States appears on every list we read, and the United Kingdom on all four that were readable in full. Beyond those two the lists diverge sharply — Austria appears on Rainbet’s and nowhere else, Sweden and Portugal only on Shuffle’s. There is no shared industry standard here, which is exactly why checking the specific operator matters more than checking a general article.
One pattern is structural rather than commercial: operators licensed in Curaçao routinely bar residents of Curaçao itself. That is a condition of the licence, not a judgement about the market.
VPNs do not solve this
Rainbet’s terms prohibit masking your location by VPN or proxy outright, and Roobet, Shuffle and Gamdom carry comparable clauses. The practical consequence is not that you cannot get in — it is that a balance built from a restricted country can be confiscated at cash-out, when the account is reviewed and the mismatch surfaces. The check that matters happens when you try to leave with money, not when you sign up.
Frequently asked questions
Which crypto casinos accept players from Germany?
We can only tell you which ones exclude it: Cloudbet, Rainbet, Roobet and Shuffle all do, the first via a block page it serves to German visitors and the others in their published terms. We have not read the lists of Stake, Gamdom, 500 Casino or Rollbit, so we make no claim about them.
Is the United States blocked everywhere?
It is named by every operator whose list we read — BitStarz, BC.Game, Rainbet, Roobet and Shuffle. It is the most consistently excluded market in crypto gambling.
Can I use a VPN to play from a restricted country?
Rainbet prohibits it outright in its terms, and Roobet, Shuffle and Gamdom carry comparable clauses. The risk is not being stopped at signup; it is having a balance confiscated at cash-out when the account is reviewed.
Why are some casinos missing from the table?
Because we have not read their restricted-country lists. Stake, Gamdom, 500 Casino and Rollbit are absent for that reason alone — Rollbit publishes a list but the page would not load for us. Absence is not permission.
Last reviewed: August 2, 2026