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Recent launches in our coverage
There are no confirmed under-12-month launches in this collection as of September 18, 2026. The cards below identify the launch evidence and link to the full review. Labels change with age; month-level dates remain approximate.
Recent launch
Thrill
Launch: July–August 2025 (approximate)
The operator’s August 2026 first-anniversary event supports a summer 2025 launch window, not an exact opening day.
Recent launch
Duel
Launch: July 2025 (reported)
The launch month is reported by Fair Gambling. This is a third-party date rather than a launch announcement from Duel.
Recent launch
Yeet
Launch: April 10, 2025
The company’s public posts identify April 10, 2025. Its company founding year is separate from the casino launch.
What counts as a new crypto casino?
We use the casino’s public launch, rather than its company incorporation, domain registration, token launch or redesign. A casino newly added to our website is not necessarily newly launched.
A “new launch” is less than 12 months old. A “recent launch” is between 12 and 24 months old. Older entries are labelled “launch archive” rather than left permanently marked as new. Where a source establishes only a month or window, we show that uncertainty rather than invent an exact day.
What to check before choosing a newer casino
- Operator and eligibility: identify the business behind the casino and read the restricted-location rules. A licence claim should be distinguished from an independently checked register entry.
- Verification: read the account and withdrawal policies even if signup initially asks for little information.
- Withdrawals: check deposit turnover, fees, limits and possible reviews. A shorter operating history gives less evidence about how policies work over time.
- Offers: distinguish a dated launch promotion from a currently available welcome offer. An expired anniversary promotion is used here as date evidence, not advertised as claimable.
New does not establish better value
Launch age does not prove stronger payouts, more generous ongoing rewards or a safer account. It also does not tell us how many players have already registered. Our reviews examine conditions rather than rewarding a casino merely for being new.
We do not have funded-account or withdrawal tests for these entries. For a wider policy comparison, use the comparison hub. To understand document requests, read how KYC works.
Sources, corrections and coverage
The source beneath each card supports its date or approximate launch window. The Duel month is attributed to third-party research; Thrill’s anniversary documentation supports a summer window; Yeet’s company post states an exact launch date. Source checks do not establish account safety.
This is a selected coverage list, not a complete directory of new casinos. Other reviewed brands are not automatically included without appropriate launch evidence. See our evidence standards or send a correction with a dated source.
Prepared with AI-assisted public-source research. Operator statements are identified as such. This article does not report a funded-account or withdrawal test.