Trust Score

Yeet

SEED T2 Crypto-native Listed Rank 18 of 20 Partner Last reviewed 2026-09-14

What this is

As of September 2026, Yeet is a custodial crypto casino with a multi-chain cashier, in-house originals alongside a large third-party catalogue, and live dealer tables. Public reviews describe an Anjouan licence claim and an operating company, no routine identity check for ordinary play, and verification triggered by large withdrawals or VIP status; a sportsbook is advertised as coming rather than live. Nothing about the operation is on-chain in a form an outsider can replay, and we have not deposited, withdrawn or read a treasury address, so the tier is a desk reading and the total is a seed estimate.

Score breakdown

58/100 Total

Every sub-score is points out of its weight, so the total is a sum you can recheck by hand.

Payout proof 15/25

Crypto cashier with deposits and withdrawals in the operator's own ledger; public reports describe fast crypto payouts and we hold no payout hash and have run no deposit test, so the sub-score reads as an unproven mid-band rather than a finding.

Transparency 11/25

A named operating entity and a stated licence jurisdiction put it above the houses that publish neither, but the games are third-party and off-chain and the bankroll is not readable, so the custodial-T2 ceiling of 12 of 25 applies and we stay under it.

Survival 9/20

Roughly two years of visible operation, still expanding its catalogue, competing for the same players as houses ten times its age: longer than the newest brand here, far shorter than the established ones.

Freedom 12/15

No routine identity check is reported for ordinary play, with verification described as triggered by large withdrawals and VIP tiers; balances still sit with the operator and country restrictions apply.

Value 11/15

Broad third-party catalogue plus in-house originals and live tables, with rakeback and VIP rewards presented as the main draw; the rates are operator claims we have not verified, and there is no sportsbook yet.

Caps applied

No caps applied

How this score is built

Key facts

Custody
Custodial
KYC
Risk-based
On-chain tier
T2 — Crypto-native
Status
Listed
Licence
Anjouan (claimed)
Chains
BTC · ETH · SOL · TRX · XRP · BNB · TON · DOGE
Provably-fair originals
Yes
Live dealer
Yes
Sportsbook
No
Founded
unknown
Reserve
Reserve: unverified
Last reviewed
2026-09-14

Verified vs claimed

Verified by us

Nothing verified yet.

The left column stays empty until we have done the work ourselves: a deposit, a withdrawal with a hash we can publish, or a treasury address read on a public chain. We would rather show an empty column than a borrowed number.

Claimed by the operator

On-chain tier
T2 — Crypto-native
Licence
Anjouan (claimed)
Custody
Custodial
KYC
Risk-based
Provably-fair originals
Yes

These are the operator's own statements as we read them on the date below. Recording a claim is not endorsing it.

Risks

  • Balances are held by the operator; there is no public reserve address to read and no proof of solvency.
  • Anjouan is a light-touch jurisdiction: a claimed licence there is not a meaningful complaints route.
  • Short operating history in a sector where young crypto casinos close often and without notice.
  • Generous-sounding rakeback and VIP terms are acquisition costs that have to be funded somewhere.

Notes

  • Claimed by the operator and by third-party reviews: Anjouan licence, fast crypto withdrawals, no routine KYC for ordinary play, high rakeback and VIP rewards. Verified by us: nothing.
  • Licence recorded as "Anjouan (claimed)". We do not publish licence numbers we have not confirmed with the regulator.
  • Founded year left null: public reviews give 2024 and 2025 for the launch and we could not settle which is right.
  • Sportsbook recorded as absent: the sports tab is described as coming soon rather than live, so we score the catalogue that exists today.
  • Rakeback and VIP percentages circulating in reviews are not repeated anywhere in this index as facts.
  • Custodial with no on-chain game logic, so the transparency cap of 12 of 25 applies whatever the site publishes.

Go to the operator

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