Our Gamdom code is dake. Gamdom’s help centre says any affiliate code raises your instant rakeback to 15% for your first 7 days, if you activate it within 6 hours of signing up. Gamdom is a crypto casino and sportsbook, running since 2016. The code dake is set up in our Gamdom affiliate account; we haven’t tried it on a player account yet, so everything below comes from Gamdom’s own pages.
What the code gets you
Gamdom says any affiliate code, ours included, “will boost your Instant Rakeback to 15% for your first 7 days”. The 15% isn’t a fixed share of your bets: rakeback depends on bet size, the game’s RTP and house edge, and Gamdom doesn’t publish the formula. Gamdom mentions no wagering or cashout cap on it.
How to use the code
- Open Gamdom with the button on this page. Our link opens the sign-up form, whose “Code (Optional)” field should already show dake. If it’s empty, switch it on and type dake.
- Within 6 hours of registering, go to Rewards → Special Rewards and press Activate. If it asks for a code, enter dake.
- To check, see “What affiliate code am I registered under?” on Gamdom’s FAQ page.
Once a code is set, it can’t be changed.
What Gamdom offers
- Originals: crash, roulette, dice, HiLo, Plinko, Mines, Keno, Limbo, Pocket Dice, blackjack and Twist.
- Casino and sports: more than 8,000 slots, live dealer and table games, Slot Battles against other players, and a sportsbook with esports and horse racing.
- Rewards: instant, weekly and monthly rakeback, 24 Royalty Up levels, King of the Hill leaderboards and an invite-only VIP club.
- Rain: free amounts shared in the chat, only for players who passed KYC Level 2.
- No CS2 cases. Gamdom began with CS:GO skin betting, but skins aren’t on its deposit list today. See our CS2 case opening sites instead.
Before you deposit
- The window is short. Miss the 6 hours and the boost is gone.
- Play each deposit through once before you withdraw it; sports bets count.
- A deposit bonus pauses rakeback. Some accounts get an opt-in first-deposit bonus, sized per account. While its wagering runs, you earn no rakeback, can’t bet on sports and can’t withdraw.
- One account per person, and only payment methods in your own name.
Gamdom deposits and withdrawals
Gamdom takes 11 coins, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, USD Coin, Solana, Litecoin and XRP, from 5 USDT or 0.0002 BTC. Without crypto you can pay by Visa, Apple Pay or Google Pay, by bank transfer through Swapped (about $9 minimum), or with Gamdom gift cards ($5 to $250). Withdrawals go out in the same coin you deposited, since Gamdom doesn’t swap coins; some countries also get bank transfer. Gamdom says most take 5 minutes to an hour; a network fee, set by the coin and speed you pick, comes off the amount. Steam and Telegram accounts must verify an email first.
Gamdom KYC: when it asks for ID
Gamdom says most players deposit, play and withdraw without ID checks unless it asks. Its terms let it ask at any time, “especially when specific financial thresholds are met”, without naming amounts. Level 2 is an ID document and a selfie through Veriff; proof of income comes only in some cases. Withdrawals can be paused until checks are done.
Is Gamdom legit?
Moon Revolution Limitada in Costa Rica runs Gamdom under a licence from Anjouan, Union of Comoros, which the regulator’s register lists as valid. Its hot wallets were hacked on 13 October 2026, and the site was offline for more than two days.
- Licence. Gamdom states ALSI-152406043-FI. Anjouan’s register lists ALSI-152406043-FI4 for gamdom.com as valid until 29 June 2027.
- Fairness. Originals run on a published chain of SHA-256 hashes, so results can be checked; our provably fair guide shows how.
- The hack. On 13 October 2026 an attacker took money from its hot wallets. Its founder put the loss at just over $3 million and Gamdom said user funds were safe; the site came back on 16 October.
- Where it’s blocked. Its terms exclude 37 countries and territories, including the US and the UK. The licence doesn’t cover Comoros. Italy, Czechia, Poland, Norway and Belgium block gamdom.com.
- Your balance. It earns no interest, has no bank-style protection and leaves only as a withdrawal; large ones may come in instalments.
- Reviews. On Trustpilot, Gamdom has 5,137 reviews, and 12% of them give one star (checked 21 October 2026). Trustpilot hides its TrustScore: “This company's rating is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines.” It also says: “We've removed a number of fake reviews for this company.”
- Compared with other sites. Legit crypto casinos: licences, regulator bans and Trustpilot scores side by side.
Where regulators block it
Italy’s ADM lists gamdom.com among sites internet providers must block. Czechia has listed gamdom.com, gamdom.eu and gamdom.net as unauthorised internet games since August 2022, and Poland has had gamdom.com in its register of blocked gambling domains since January 2021. Norway’s Lotteritilsynet has it on its DNS-blocking list, and Belgium’s Gaming Commission added it to its blocklist in April 2021. We don’t show Gamdom’s offer in these countries.
Has Gamdom been hacked?
Yes. On 13 October 2026 an attacker took money from Gamdom’s hot wallets, the online wallets it pays withdrawals from: more than $2.3 million left them in about an hour that afternoon, FairGambling found on the blockchain. Gamdom took all its systems offline that evening and said user funds were safe. Its founder, Felix Romer, put the loss at just over $3 million; an on-chain researcher counted about $4.2 million. Gamdom came back online on 16 October, and its help pages were loading again when we read them on 21 October. It has said only that it found an unauthorised connection on one of its automation servers, and we found no full report on the breach. The timeline and sources: Gamdom hack, October 2026.
A hack like this hits the casino’s money, not players’ accounts, but it can stop withdrawals for days: Gamdom was offline for more than two days. Keep only what you are playing with on any casino balance.
Sources: Gamdom terms of service (1 October 2025), FAQ, about and provably fair pages, help centre (January to October 2026) and sign-up code; Anjouan’s licence register and validator; checked on 21 October 2026. Regulators: Italy’s ADM blocklist (13 October 2026), the Czech Ministry of Finance list (19 October 2026), the Polish domain register, Norway’s blocking list (February 2026) and the Belgian Gaming Commission’s list, read on 21 October 2026. The hack: Gamdom’s and its founder’s posts on X (13–15 October 2026) and reports by FairGambling (14 and 16 October), iGaming Republic (14 October) and Bitcoin.com News (15 October), read on 24 October 2026.
