Wagers paid in crypto generated $81.4 billion in gross gaming revenue in 2024, according to Yield Sec’s research as covered by ChainPlay. That number reframes the question every crypto casino founder is asking right now. The game is no longer whether crypto-native gambling has a market. It is whether your project can take a meaningful slice of it before the operators with eight-figure marketing budgets close the window.
Stake.com alone reported more than 21 million account holders and gross gaming revenue above $4.5 billion in 2024, with parent company Easygo Group filing $970 million in revenue with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Rollbit publicly posted $64.9 million in revenue across casino, crypto, and sports in the 30 days ending January 2024. BC.GAME announced nine million users and $30 billion in cumulative bets, averaging $500 million in monthly wagers. The operators winning this category are spending heavily, and most of that spending flows through an iGaming marketing agency.
This guide gives you the 12-point scorecard, real pricing ranges grounded in industry reports, and the regulatory context you need to vet any iGaming marketing agency in 2026.

