Crypto casinos, honestly

Honest profiles of the crypto casinos, crypto sportsbooks and Telegram casinos people ask about: who runs each one, its licence, how withdrawals really go, what players complain about and the streamers who play there. The good and the bad, updated every week.

We rate crypto casinos from public sources only: the licence and what it covers, who owns it, what players report about withdrawals and complaints, how clear its terms are and how long it has been trading. We do not play on them and we take no money from them. A rating is a reading of the record, not a promise: it changes when the record does.

Almost all crypto casinos are not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, so UK players using them are outside UK protections and GAMSTOP. 18+ only; free, confidential support: BeGambleAware.

• Bitcoin Casinos: Casinos that take Bitcoin deposits and pay out in Bitcoin, from bitcoin-first brands to general casinos that added BTC.
• Ethereum Casinos: Casinos that accept Ether and often ERC-20 tokens, some with wallet-connect sign-in instead of an email account.
• Solana Casinos: Casinos that take SOL and Solana tokens, usually for fast, cheap transfers.
• USDT and Stablecoin Casinos: Casinos that let you play in Tether (USDT), USDC and other stablecoins, so the balance does not swing with the crypto market.
• Altcoin Casinos: Casinos that accept coins beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum: Litecoin, Dogecoin, XRP, TON, BNB, TRON and many more.
• No-KYC Crypto Casinos: Casinos that let you sign up and play without an identity check up to some limit. Almost all of them keep the right to ask for ID later.
• Instant Withdrawal Crypto Casinos: Casinos that advertise withdrawals in minutes rather than days.
• Provably Fair and Crash Casinos: Casinos built around in-house "originals" (crash, dice, plinko, mines) with a provably fair system you can verify yourself.
• Crypto Sportsbooks and Esports Betting: Betting sites that take crypto for sports and esports markets, often alongside a casino.
• Crypto Slots Casinos: Crypto casinos with large slot libraries from the big providers.
• Crypto Live Dealer Casinos: Crypto casinos with live dealer tables and game shows.
• Telegram Casinos: Casinos you play inside Telegram, with a bot or mini app and an in-chat wallet.
• Streamer Casinos: The casinos that sponsor or are regularly played by Kick, Twitch and YouTube streamers, with the streamers who play on each.
• High Roller and VIP Crypto Casinos: Casinos that court large stakes with high limits, VIP hosts and rakeback or loyalty schemes.
• Sweepstakes Crypto Casinos: Sweepstakes-style casinos for places where real-money casinos are not licensed, where coins are bought and sweeps coins can be redeemed, sometimes for crypto.
• On-Chain and Decentralised Crypto Casinos: Casinos where the games or the bankroll run on a blockchain, usually with a wallet instead of an account.
• New Crypto Casinos: Crypto casinos launched in the last twelve months. New brands have little track record, so they are listed with what is known, not recommended.
• Crypto Casinos to Be Careful With: Crypto casinos with documented problems: regulator action, repeated reports of unpaid withdrawals, court findings or unresolved hacks. Every entry links to its evidence.