Burns are one of the most advertised features of casino tokens, but in on-chain data only two of the tokens we track still burn week after week. We counted the weeks in which each token’s burned amount rose over the last 12 ISO weeks, from 27 July to 18 October 2026, for the 11 tokens of projects on GambleFiHub whose supply history we read directly from Ethereum or BNB Chain. Rollbit’s RLB recorded a burn in all 12 weeks and Shuffle’s SHFL in 11. TG.Casino’s TGC burned in four weeks, and BetFury’s BFG and WickedBet’s legacy WIK in three each. The other six recorded no burn at all.
How we measured it
For each token we read totalSupply and the balance of the 0x…dEaD burn address at the last block of each week. A burn week is any week in which tokens left supply or arrived at the burn address. The data were generated on 19 October 2026 and run to the week ending 18 October. Solana tokens such as BC.GAME’s BC are not included, because public RPC nodes give no supply history. The count shows how often burns happen, not how large they are or what triggers them.
Size matters more than frequency
RLB is the only token where steady burns add up quickly. In the 12 weeks it burned about 58.65 million RLB, 1.17% of its 5 billion launch supply, and its supply fell 17.6% over 52 weeks. Rollbit publishes a buy-and-burn page for the token, and each supply reduction can be checked on Etherscan. SHFL burned about 2.92 million tokens in the same period, 0.29% of its 1 billion launch supply, and its supply fell 3.0% over 52 weeks. TGC burned 550,000 tokens (0.55% of launch supply), BFG about 2.54 million (0.05% of tokens minted) and WIK just 163 tokens. More detail on each token is on our Rollbit project page and the statistics page.
Burn totals that stopped growing
A high cumulative burn figure can hide an old programme. Owl.Games’ OWL shows 20.27% of its launch supply burned, but its last burn in our data was in December 2021; the OWL risks page sets out what that means for the token card. HunnyPlay’s HUNNY last burned in August 2022, BazedBet’s BAZED in August 2025, DEDPRZ’s USA in the first week of 2026 and Wall Street Memes’ WSM in the week to 5 April 2026. WeissBet’s WEFT has recorded no burn since launch. Some caveats apply. RLB’s cumulative figure includes a one-off reduction of about 1.78 billion tokens when it migrated from Solana to Ethereum in 2023. BFG and HUNNY were minted over time, so only the burn-address balance is counted and their figures are minimums. WSM is tracked on BNB Chain only.
Key facts
Period: ISO weeks 31 to 42 of 2026 (27 Jul to 18 Oct); 11 tokens on Ethereum and BNB Chain.
Burn in every week or nearly: RLB 12 of 12, SHFL 11 of 12.
Occasional: TGC 4, BFG 3, WIK 3.
No burn: OWL, HUNNY, USA, WSM, BAZED, WEFT.
Burned share to date: RLB 68.94% (includes the 2023 migration), TGC 23.90%, OWL 20.27%, SHFL 8.07%.
Why it matters for GambleFi
Casino tokens are often marketed on deflation, but a burned-share figure says nothing about whether burning still happens. Counting burn weeks separates live programmes from historical ones, and the burned amount shows whether a live programme is big enough to matter. Burns are not revenue, and a burn does not guarantee a price. Our GambleFi FAQ covers how casino tokens work. This is a data summary, not investment or betting advice.