Security
Safety measures are as follows:
Feature |
Information |
License |
None |
Game Fairness |
You can check they're provably fair |
Platform Security |
SSL encryption, 2FA |
Age restriction |
18 |
KYC |
Triggered by withdrawals above 1,000 coins |
Is CSGORoll licensed?
CSGORoll is not licensed, which is to be expected from CSGO sites. The only such licensed platform I found was CSGO Empire, which operates with a Curacao license.Game fairness is ensured via Random Number Generation (RNG) that can be verified. In the help center, you’ll find a detailed explanation about the provably fair process for each game and how to check it yourself, with links to independent websites.
There are Know Your Customer (KYC) processes in place, but these are only applied if you’re trying to cash out 1,000 coins or more (you need to ask for authorization to cash out more).
Players under-18 are not allowed on the site, although there is no indication of how this is enforced apart from when KYC processes are triggered (randomly, or when you cash out more than 1,000 coins). I also didn’t find any responsible gambling tools available.
Is CSGORoll legit?
The site is not licensed, but to be fair, this is true of most other CSGO skin gambling sites. If you prefer getting your skins from a licensed site, CSGO Empire operates with a Curacao permit.
My main issue, however, is that I used up a good 30 minutes of my life trying to figure out exact terms and conditions related to cashouts, winnings, possible licensing information, and the like. Information is scattered across different help centers, blog posts, and FAQs, which makes it difficult to get a full picture without having to dig deep. This doesn’t inspire trustworthiness.
If you try to withdraw 1,000 coins or more, you’ll trigger the KYC process and be asked to verify that you are who you say you are by uploading government-issued identification. CSGORoll applies a 100% IDV (Identity Verification) requirement, so you’ll be asked for two separate documents for a 100% verification score.
However, if you withdraw less than 1,000, no KYC documentation is required. Given that 1,000 coins is roughly equivalent to $615 (approximately 0.01 BTC), this is an easy one to avoid.