Twelve lists print Moldova, and the shortest holds five names

The five-entry roll

Twelve territory lists among the thirty-eight opened on 26 August 2026 print Moldova, placing the country twenty-ninth of the 122 markets covered on this site. One of the twelve belongs to Nitrobetting, whose roll holds five names altogether: Moldova, the United Kingdom, Costa Rica, Venezuela and Azerbaijan. Four documents in this reading are shorter still, three of them holding a single entry and one holding two.

A roll of five is the sharpest signal this material produces. Somebody selected five markets out of everywhere a crypto casino might trade, and Moldova was worth one of the five to that desk. The reason stays with whoever drafted the roll, so the finding runs to a name, an address and a date.

Seven sweeping rolls and four in between

Seven of the twelve are the long documents of this pass, running from 95 entries up to 105 of the markets covered here, and they gather Moldova along with most of the world. Four more sit in the middle band: the Winz.io roll of forty names, the thirty-eight-name rolls kept by CryptoLeo and by Nine Casino, and Rocketpot with twenty-six. Two of the twelve were read live and ten from archived captures.

Twelve here, nineteen and fifteen next door

Ukraine reaches nineteen and Belarus fifteen, eight of them selective, while Romania holds eleven and Bulgaria thirteen. Moldova at twelve sits inside a regional band that runs from eleven up to nineteen.

The seven sweeping rolls appear in each of those five figures, so the difference between them is made entirely in the middle band. BitStarz, at thirty-seven entries, prints Ukraine, Romania and Bulgaria and passes over Moldova. Wild Fortune, at twenty-five, does the same. CryptoLeo and Nine Casino run the other way, printing Moldova while leaving Romania and Bulgaria alone. Adjacency explains little of this; the drafting habits of a dozen firms explain most of it.

The twelve brands in the comparison

Four brands in that table have a roll on record here: the fourteen names published by Bets.io, nine from Shuffle, two from Cloudbet and a single entry from Stake. The Moldovan name is absent from the four as read. Eight further cells stand empty, each waiting on a clause that stayed shut, and emptiness of that sort is a note about the reading rather than a finding about the brand.

Sixty-two of the hundred operators in the library are in that position, which is more than half the field. Any one of them could hold the country in wording nobody here has seen, so twelve is the count of a dated sample and never a ceiling.

What a territory roll actually settles

Each line above comes from a contract a company wrote for its own customers, aligned to its own licensing and banking arrangements, and rewritten at will. Regional editions of one agreement diverge, and five addresses in the table above carry a country or language code inside the URL itself. A roll is trading paper, valid as evidence of what a firm published on a stated day.

Moldovan legislation belongs to another set of sources entirely, held by the bodies that draft and apply it, and this index leaves that ground to them. The full ranking shows where the figure of twelve falls, and how a figure is earned explains what each number had to survive.