10 Top Crypto Casinos

Before you deposit crypto at a casino

Crypto casinos combine two risks: gambling and the volatility and finality of cryptocurrency payments. Many hold licenses from offshore regulators rather than one where you live, which can limit your options in a dispute. Online gambling may also be illegal in your country or state.

• Restricted countries. Terms usually list countries that may not play. Using a VPN to get around this often breaks the terms and can lead to confiscated winnings.
• Identity checks. Even sites that market little verification may ask for ID before large withdrawals.
• Withdrawal limits. Check daily and weekly caps, network fees and which coins can be withdrawn.
• Value changes. Balances held in a cryptocurrency can rise or fall in value while you play.
• Provably fair games. Some games publish data that lets you check results. This shows a result was not altered; it does not change the house edge.

Common problems and how to avoid them

Complaints often concern withdrawals delayed pending verification, bonus rules used to cancel winnings, and accounts closed after a large win. Read the terms before taking a bonus, and keep screenshots of deposits, transaction IDs and chat logs. Crypto deposits usually cannot be reversed, so send a small test amount first and double-check the network and address.

Copycat sites using similar names are common. CandorRated company pages show who runs each website, how long the domain has existed and what contact details were found.

Gamble only with money you can afford to lose and use self-exclusion tools if play stops being fun.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a chargeback on a crypto deposit?

Generally no. Blockchain transfers are final once confirmed.

Do I owe tax on crypto casino winnings?

It depends on your country. Both gambling winnings and crypto gains can be taxable.