Our verdict
Updated 15 Sept 2026Rollbit, operated by Bull Gaming N.V., displays a Curaçao licence in its footer, but the regulator certificate linked from that same footer reads 'Revoked'. The CGA register switched the licence to 'Expired' between 3 and 10 September 2026. On the evidence checked on 14 September 2026, Rollbit does not hold a valid licence.
Who runs Rollbit
Rollbit launched in 2020 and is operated by Bull Gaming N.V. It is closely tied to its own token, RLB, one of the larger casino tokens by market value. Our sources hold no information on the people behind the company.
Rollbit licence check
Rollbit's live footer claims Curaçao CGA licence OGL/2024/1260/0494, issued to Bull Gaming N.V. on 23 November 2025 with a term ending on 23 May 2026. When we followed the footer's own link to the regulator certificate, it read 'Revoked'.
The register history points to a status change in early September. Editions from 26 June to 3 September 2026 showed the renewal as 'Assessment in progress'; the edition of 10 September 2026 lists the licence as 'Expired'. A site that keeps presenting a licence the regulator has marked revoked has a transparency problem on top of a licensing one.
- Licence claimed: OGL/2024/1260/0494 (Bull Gaming N.V.)
- Certificate: Revoked
- Register (10 September 2026 edition): Expired
- Term ended: 23 May 2026
How popular is Rollbit?
Rollbit is still a sizeable operator, with an estimated $786 million in tracked deposits over 12 months (lower bound), but that volume is down about 35% year on year, one of the steepest declines among the larger brands.
Incidents and red flags
- 31 March 2023: licence information disappeared from the site and the RLB token fell more than 20%.
- September 2026: the CGA certificate for OGL/2024/1260/0494 reads 'Revoked', and the register lists the licence as 'Expired'.
What to check before you deposit
- Click the licence seal in the footer and read the certificate status yourself; on 14 September 2026 it read 'Revoked'.
- Recognise that without a valid licence there is no regulator to escalate a dispute to.
- If rewards or balances involve RLB, note that the token has fallen sharply on licensing news before.
- If Rollbit announces a new licence, verify the number in the relevant regulator's register rather than on the site.
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Rollbit FAQ
Is Rollbit legit?
Rollbit is a real, long-running operator, but its licence position is poor: the certificate linked from its footer reads 'Revoked' and the CGA register listed the licence as expired as of 10 September 2026. Its tracked deposits have also fallen about 35% over the year.
Is Rollbit licensed?
Not validly, based on our 14 September 2026 check. Its claimed Curaçao licence OGL/2024/1260/0494 is marked 'Revoked' on the regulator certificate and 'Expired' in the register.
Why is Rollbit's licence revoked?
The sources we checked show the outcome, not the reason. The term ended on 23 May 2026, the renewal sat at 'Assessment in progress' until at least 3 September 2026, and by 10 September the register showed 'Expired' while the certificate read 'Revoked'.