Crypto casinos

Which cryptocurrencies crypto casinos accept

Bitcoin is almost everywhere, but the choice doesn't end there. Most casinos take several other coins too, including stablecoins pegged to the US dollar.

Seven casino cards only say that crypto is accepted, without naming the coins. Check the list of currencies at the casino cashier before your first deposit.

How to make your first crypto deposit

1. Buy the crypto. You can do it on a crypto exchange or in a payment app that sells cryptocurrency. Start with a small amount the first time.
2. Open the casino cashier. Pick the currency and the network, for example USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, and copy the address the casino gives you.
3. Send from your wallet. Paste the address, check the first and last characters once more, and send the amount.
4. Wait for confirmation. The casino credits the money once the network confirms the transaction. That usually takes a few minutes, but on the Bitcoin network it can take an hour.

One mistake here costs a lot. If the money goes out on the wrong network or to the wrong address, you usually can't get it back - there's no bank to reverse the payment.

What to check before your first deposit

• Does the bonus apply to a crypto deposit? Not always. Some casinos don't give the welcome bonus on crypto deposits, or offer a different one, so read the terms before you deposit.
• What's the minimum deposit? On our list it's usually €10, sometimes €20. In crypto the minimum may be set separately for each coin.
• Who pays the network fee? The sender usually pays the network fee on a transfer. On Bitcoin and Ethereum it can be noticeable; with USDT on TRC20 or with Litecoin it's much lower.
• Will you have to verify your identity? Most likely, yes. Many casinos ask for documents before a payout, even if you deposited in crypto.

How fast the payout arrives

The blockchain transfer itself usually takes a few minutes to an hour. The longer wait is for the casino's approval: the payout time on these casino cards is usually 12 to 36 hours, and it covers the casino as a whole, not just crypto. We don't time payouts ourselves - these are the times the operators publish.

If speed matters most, compare payout times in our fast withdrawal casinos or the SpinsPilot payout index.

Bitcoin or a stablecoin

Bitcoin and Ethereum can move several percent in a day. Deposit on Monday and withdraw on Friday, and the win in euros can come out bigger or smaller than the casino account showed. Stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are pegged to the US dollar, so they take most of that risk away. What's left is the dollar-euro exchange rate.

What happens with tax

Every crypto casino on our list is offshore, so none of them withholds tax on winnings. You declare the income to the State Revenue Service (VID) yourself, assuming you're a Latvian tax resident. If the crypto went up in value while you held it, that gain may be taxable too. What to do with a win is in our tax guide.

Crypto casino or regular casino?

You don't have to pay in crypto even at a crypto casino: almost all of these casinos take cards and e-wallets too. We compare the pros and cons of both in a separate article, and every offshore casino with payout times, minimum deposits and bonus terms is in our offshore casinos guide.

SpinsPilot sets the order of the list. We have partnership agreements with some of these casinos: if you sign up through our link, we earn a commission, but your bonus and terms stay the same.