Home Comparisons Roobet vs Thrill
OPERATORS COMPARED

Roobet or
Thrill.

Roobet or Thrill, compared from both records on the same eleven facts. They differ on eight and agree on three. Every row below carries how to read it and where it came from, and neither side is scored, ranked or recommended. Checked 2026-08-26.

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What actually
differs.

8 of the 11 facts compared. Checked 2026-08-26. Nothing below is a preference: each cell is a value from one of the two records, and the last column is how to read it rather than what to conclude from it.

Facts that differ between Roobet and Thrill
FactRoobetThrillHow to read it
Licensing authorityGovernment of CuracaoAnjouan Gaming AuthorityWhich regulator the operator answers to. It decides what recourse exists when a withdrawal stalls, and the answer is different in every jurisdiction.
How the licence was checkedStated by the operator, not resolved in a registerResolved in the regulator's own register on 2026-08-26A footer badge is a claim. A register entry is a check. This row says which of the two we hold.
KYC triggerOn a trigger the operator definesAt registrationWhen verification is demanded. Not documented by us means we have not read the operator's own terms; it does not mean there is no KYC.
Game coverageSlots · Crash Games · Table Games · Live DealerSlots · Table Games · Live Dealer · Crash Games · Provably Fair GamesDerived from the categories each record declares, so it cannot drift from the category pages that list them.
Categories documented45Out of 5 categories this site documents.
SOL deposit minimumNot documentedNo minimumThe operator's own stated floor. We hold no account anywhere, so an undocumented minimum is recorded as undocumented rather than guessed.
SOL withdrawal minimum$10.00 in the cashier's own worked example, shown with Bitcoin selected0.0105 SOLThe figure that decides whether a small balance can leave at all.
Studios documented1311Studios the operator's record names. Zero means we have not read a lobby, not that the lobby is empty.
WHERE THEY AGREE

What is the
same.

Dropping these rows would make the comparison look sharper than it is. They are the rows where switching from one to the other changes nothing, and on a page that exists to answer "which one", that is as much of the answer as the differences are.

Facts Roobet and Thrill share
FactRoobetThrillHow to read it
Coins documentedSOLSOLAssets the operator's own record documents. An asset absent here is one we have not confirmed, not one the cashier refuses.
Restricted regions on fileNot read from the operator's own termsNot read from the operator's own termsISO codes taken from the operator's own terms. An empty list means unchecked, not unrestricted.
Titles documented at title level00Individual games the operator's record names, not a lobby count the operator advertises.
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Rows that
prove nothing.

These values differ between any two records by construction, so this page prints them for checking and counts them for nothing. A comparison that treated an identifier as a finding could manufacture a difference between any two entities on the site, which is precisely how a doorway page gets built by accident.

Identifiers for Roobet and Thrill, which are not comparisons
FactRoobetThrillHow to read it
Licence numberOGL/2024/687/0427ALSI-202506019-FI1An identifier. Two licensees always hold different numbers, so this row is printed for checking and counts for nothing.
Position in our list0107A position, not a score. Its basis is stated on the listing page, and it is not a finding about either operator.
THE RECORDS

Read either one
in full.

This page holds no fact of its own. Every value above is on one of the two pages below, next to the source it was read from and the date it was read.

Roobet and Thrill. Where a row above reads "not documented", the record says the same thing and says why — we hold no account at any operator and we do not reprint a figure we have not seen published.

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Questions about
this pairing.

Is Roobet or Thrill better?

Solaspins publishes no scores and picks no winner. This page lists what the two records document differently and what they document identically, so the trade-off is yours to weigh against how you actually play.

What differs between Roobet and Thrill?

8 of the 11 compared facts. Licensing authority: Government of Curacao against Anjouan Gaming Authority. The full table is on this page.

Where do these figures come from?

Each operator's record, whose licence is checked in the regulator's own register rather than read off a website footer. Undocumented fields say so.

Where this page comes from.

Nothing on this page was written for it. Both columns are generated from the two registry records named above, so this comparison cannot disagree with either page it compares, and it cannot go stale while they are updated. Last verified 2026-08-26.