CandleBets
Also known as: Candle Bets
CandleBets is a developer of 'trading games' that add candlestick charts, technical-analysis tools and trend betting to casino table games such as baccarat and roulette. Its landing page links titles such as Wall St Baccarat and Roulette FX to the Galileo Exchange platform, offers API integration to online casino operators and invites sign-ups for a launch date.
- Ownership
- Not stated on the official site.
- Products
- table games, trading games
- Also known as
- Candle Bets
- Website
- candlebets.com
History
CandleBets says it was started by two day traders with an interest in casino games who wanted to apply technical analysis to gambling: real-time candlestick charts of game results, trend indicators, bets on trends across several spins and early cash-out offers. It presents the result as a hybrid of Forex trading and casino gaming, and states RTPs of 98.65% for Weekend Binary, 98.9% for Wall St Baccarat and 100% for Roulette FX and Wall St Roulette, set against 97.3% for standard European roulette.
Its catalogue covers Wall St Baccarat, Wall St Roulette, Roulette FX and Weekend Binary, a binary-options-style game with 15-second options, plus trading on 'hyper-active hybrid' instruments driven by atmospheric-noise random numbers on Galileo Exchange. The game links point to casino4x.galileo.exchange, while the landing page invites visitors to register for updates and a launch date, offers early-bird beta testing and asks operators to sign up for B2B API integration, so the product appears to be pre-launch.
Notable
- Adds candlestick charts, technical-analysis indicators and trend bets to baccarat and roulette.
- Its game links point to the Galileo Exchange platform, where the site offers Bitcoin live accounts.
- Offers B2B API integration for online casino operators.
- States RTPs of 98.65% to 100% for its own games.
Notable work
- Wall St Baccarat
- Wall St Roulette
- Roulette FX
- Weekend Binary
How well established
The game concepts, titles, stated RTPs and the Galileo Exchange links are documented on the official site. The company name, location, founding year and licensing are not stated, and in October 2026 the linked galileo.exchange hosts did not load (certificate name mismatch).
