MonkeyTilt Partners With iBankroll
MonkeyTilt has partnered with iBankroll in a deal focused on supporting high-stakes betting activity across its crypto sportsbook and casino operations.
Through the agreement, MonkeyTilt will integrate iBankroll’s Bankroll-as-a-Service solution, a model designed to help operators manage short-term volatility connected to VIP wagering activity. The companies said the structure reduces the amount of reserve capital operators need to maintain for large betting exposure.
As part of the partnership, MonkeyTilt users will gain access to blackjack betting limits of up to US$1 million per round, slot win limits reaching US$6 million, higher sportsbook wagering limits and unrestricted daily withdrawals.
MonkeyTilt, which is backed by investors including Polychain and Pantera Capital, operates within the crypto iGaming sector across casino and sportsbook products. The company said the agreement supports its wider expansion plans as competition continues to grow among crypto-focused operators.
iBankroll provides funding, advisory, and risk management services for the iGaming industry. According to the company, its model is intended to help operators handle large-scale betting volatility while preserving liquidity for areas such as product development and marketing.
The agreement reflects the broader trend of crypto gambling operators adopting alternative financial and risk management structures to support VIP betting and high-limit wagering activity.
Hayden Bowman, Co-Founder of iBankroll, said the partnership followed several months of preparation aimed at enabling MonkeyTilt to handle larger betting volumes and volatility.
“MonkeyTilt is building one of the most ambitious consumer products in the space,” Bowman said.
“We’ve spent the last several months getting every piece into place so MonkeyTilt can take on serious volume and volatility with zero bankroll risk on their side.”
MonkeyTilt Founder and CEO Sam Kiki said the company had previously needed to reserve a significant portion of its capital to guarantee player payouts.
“Moving forward, this risk will be assumed by our partners, freeing up our capital for growth,” Kiki said.
He added that the agreement allows the company to continue scaling its operations without directly carrying the same level of bankroll exposure tied to high-stakes betting activity.
