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Paper Boss arrives as a Roobet exclusive
Roobet's main product news this week was Paper Boss, an arcade game from Rebel Arcade that Roobet holds exclusively. CrashGamblingSites, writing on 24 October 2026, describes it as a paper ball tossed at a bin: each hit raises the multiplier, a miss loses the stake, and a player can cash out after any successful throw, with eight throws per game.
The numbers matter more than the theme. Easy mode gives a 75% chance per throw and tops out at 9.59x; Arcade gives 66.6% and 24.60x; Rebel gives 50% and 245.76x. The headline $2,457,600 payout needs the $10,000 maximum bet on Rebel and all eight throws landing, which the same article puts at a 0.39% chance. No RTP figure was published in what we read.
Roobet built a promotion around it straight away. Its Haunted Four event, running from 28 October to 1 November, splits $100,000 across four daily events, one of them a Paper Boss leaderboard needing bets of at least $2 a round, according to WhichCasino. Leaderboards reward volume, so the prize pool comes from heavy play.
Bunana 1000 and a 25,000x streamer hit
Butterslots released Bunana 1000 as an early-access exclusive on Roobet, and the FairGambling iGaming Weekly for 19 to 25 October reports that a streamer hit 25,000x for $25,000 on it within a day. That works out at a $1 stake.
Exclusive launches tend to be shown off by Roobet's own streamers, and streamers often play with balances supplied by the casino, so a big early hit says little about what an ordinary player should expect. The roundup does not name the streamer, and we could not confirm the clip ourselves.
Deposits: second only to Stake
Roobet stayed the second-largest casino in FairGambling's on-chain tracking. For 19 to 25 October it recorded $115.9 million in deposits, behind Stake's $427.3 million, and $629.9 million in wagers, behind Stake's $2.71 billion. Those figures cover only the crypto wallets FairGambling tracks, not card payments or untracked addresses.
Size is not the same as safety, but it is a sign the cashier is moving real money every day. It also means the complaint numbers below come from a very large player base.
The bad news
- Trustpilot showed a TrustScore of 2.6, rated Poor, from 2,292 reviews as of 29 October 2026, unchanged from last week.
- The only review dated inside the week, posted on 28 October, was a one-star claim that the site is rigged so players always lose. No reply from Roobet was shown. It is one player's allegation, with no evidence attached, and is reported here as such.
- Paper Boss has no published RTP in the material we read, so players cannot compare its long-run return with other games.
The good news
- Two new exclusive titles from outside studios, with Paper Boss's odds per throw and paytable published, which lets a player see exactly how unlikely the top prize is.
- Deposit and wager volumes stayed high and steady, second only to Stake.
- No regulator action, hack or outage was reported in the week.
Our rating stays Mixed: a reported Curaçao licence and heavy, steady volume sit beside a weak complaint record. The full Roobet review covers the licence and the complaints history.
UK readers, crypto basics and what to watch
Roobet states only a Curaçao licence, and none of the sources we opened shows a UK Gambling Commission licence, so players in Great Britain would have no UKGC or GAMSTOP protection on it. Crypto balances move with the market, transfers are final, and promotions carry their own terms. Gambling is for over-18s only; free help is at BeGambleAware.
Watch whether Rebel Arcade publishes an RTP for Paper Boss, whether Roobet answers the late October reviews, and whether its tracked deposits hold up after the Halloween promotions end. Roobet sits in our streamer casinos list; the rest are on the crypto casinos hub.
FAQs
What is Paper Boss on Roobet?
Paper Boss is an arcade game from Rebel Arcade, exclusive to Roobet from October 2026. You throw a paper ball at a bin up to eight times; each hit raises the multiplier and a miss loses the stake. Rebel mode pays up to 245.76x, or $2,457,600 at the $10,000 maximum bet, with a reported 0.39% chance of landing all eight throws.
What is Roobet's Trustpilot rating?
Roobet's TrustScore on Trustpilot was 2.6, rated Poor, from 2,292 reviews as of 29 October 2026. Reviews split sharply between five-star praise and one-star complaints about verification, withdrawals and fairness. The one review dated 22 to 29 October alleged rigged games and had no reply from Roobet when we checked.
How big is Roobet compared with other crypto casinos?
On FairGambling's on-chain tracking, Roobet is the second-largest crypto casino after Stake. For 19 to 25 October 2026 it took $115.9 million in tracked deposits and $629.9 million in wagers, against Stake's $427.3 million and $2.71 billion. The figures cover only the wallets FairGambling tracks.
Can UK players use Roobet?
Roobet states only a Curaçao licence and does not hold a UK Gambling Commission licence, so it cannot lawfully offer gambling to people in Great Britain. Anyone playing on a site like this has no GAMSTOP self-exclusion or UKGC dispute route. We do not suggest any way round a country block.
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