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Best Coinflip Sites

Sites where two players put in skins or balance and a coin flip decides who takes both sides, ranked on fairness, fees and trust.

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TrustProvably fair 1Licensed 1No KYC to play 3Rakeback 4
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Shuffle

8.3
CryptoProvably fairLicensedRakebackHouse gamesSlotsSports & esports

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VIP rakeback & weekly bonuses

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BetFury

7.8
CryptoNo KYC to playRakebackHouse gamesSlotsSports & esports

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Fury Wheel every 12 hours

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RakeBit

7.1
CryptoNo KYC to playRakebackHouse gamesSlotsSports & esports

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Instant rakeback + weekly race

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PLG.bet

6.3
CS2CryptoNo KYC to playRakebackHouse gamesSlotsSkin deposits

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Instant & weekly rakeback

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How coinflip works

One player creates a flip with a stake and picks a side (on CS2 sites usually CT or T). Another player joins with a matching value, the coin flips, and the winner takes both stakes minus the site's cut. Most sites only let you join flips within a set value range of yours. Some let you flip against a bot when nobody joins.

FAQ

How much does the site take from a coinflip?
Sites keep a small share of the pot as a fee. It differs per site, so check the site's own rules or the house edge section of our review before you play.
Is coinflip 50/50?
The flip itself is, when the site is provably fair and both stakes are the same value. The fee is what makes it slightly worse than even over time.