RustNecro in 2026
RustNecro has run Rust skin games between players since 2016, according to its footer. There are no house games: Rustpot is a jackpot where players add skins to a shared pot and win in proportion to their share, Rustflip is one-on-one coinflip, and raffles let players buy tickets for a skin, or put up a skin of their own.
The bonus
We don't have a Betrefs code for RustNecro yet. We're working on one, so check back soon.
Wagering $2 earns 1 ticket for the raffles, and 50 free tickets drop every hour among active players in chat. From account level 3 you can join the coin rain, which is shared out by level, and there's a daily leaderboard with a $500 prize.
Fairness and fees
With no house games, RustNecro earns from a fee on the pot, which it says never goes above 10%. The jackpot is provably fair: a SHA-256 hash of the server seed is published before each round and the seed is revealed afterwards, and raffles can be recalculated in your browser.
Payments
Deposit Rust skins or crypto (through OxaPay); withdraw Rust skins. Deposits have a wagering requirement before you can withdraw, but the FAQ doesn't say how much. Withdrawals are reviewed before they're paid and can need identity checks.
Trust
The site names no company and no licence, in its footer or its terms. It does offer self-exclusion from 24 hours to permanent.
Verdict
An old-school Rust jackpot site that's open about its fairness but not about who runs it. Fine for small pots, but check the wagering requirement before you deposit.