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Whether you’re into crypto casinos, blockchain sportsbooks, or Web3 gaming dApps — we’ve mapped out the space for you. 
Our platform is updated constantly, expanding with new legit projects submitted by the community and verified by our team.

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Found a gambling site that works with crypto and isn’t on our list? 
Submit it through our simple form — if it’s truly new and fits the theme, our admins will confirm and reward you with $2 in crypto. 
There are no limits — submit as many as you can find!

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🎯 What Kind of Projects Do We List?

• 🎲 Crypto casinos
• 📊 Blockchain-based sportsbooks
• 🎮 Web3 games (Crash, Plinko, Dice, etc.)
• 🧠 Prediction markets
• 📱 Mobile crypto gambling apps
• 🤖 Telegram casinos & bots
• ⛓️ Gambling dApps and on-chain games
• 🎯 Original blockchain game concepts

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⚠️ We do NOT accept fiat-based platforms, bank cards, or PayPal. 
💥 Only crypto. Only hardcore.

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🔍 Why Cave0x?

• ✅ Over 600+ projects already listed
• 📂 Filters: KYC, withdrawal speed, project type
• 🔎 Instant search to see if a site is already listed
• 💰 Community-powered with instant crypto rewards

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Just checked the site out and I must admit that it seems very complex and confusing thanks to the bad UI(Elements mixing with each other badly) and extremely simple reviews for all of the listed sites.

More information regarding each listed site could help improve the overall quality op. Also, I advise optimising the UI(Especially on mobiles) asap.

Thank you very much for your feedback. This is the initial version of the site, we want to understand how much people are interested in such content and what demand it will have. After that, we will launch a full-fledged site with the ability to. authorization, user reviews and completely redesign the site.

Very cool site!
How accurate is the KYC yes/no? Did you personally sign up and test, then execute a withdrawal?
Or was this just based on the information the casino gave themselves?

But I will be checking in on this a lot will be very helpful.

Hi @Cave0x welcome to the Bitcointalk Forum! I just checked your website. This is pretty good, I tried to use it including the filter for the non-KYC sites, I hope in the future you might be able to include like safe, neutral or sites that is risky to use. Your campaign for submitting new gambling site is also nice, may I ask if I managed to find a new site where do we report it? Do we need to send it to your discord or send it here or you have some special form for that?

There's defo a demand for good content/tools.

You have onboarded a lot of platforms, thus you should provide more ways for players to narrow down their picks based on possible use-cases and situation. At the moment, there aren't many information available. For instance, you can introduce more filters than you currently onboard e.g. countries supported, cryptocurrencies, platforms, license, bonus types, etc. Introduce sorting as well.

Lastly, I would defo make use of logos of each platforms to make the list catchy on the eyes.


How are they verified by the team?—what is the process? 600+ is a lot.

First of all welcome to Bitcointalk.

What about the trustworthiness of these sites? Do you also verify that, or do you just add them whenever a user submits them? I'm always a little skeptical of these things.

It seems like you are still developing the site. I would suggest adding more information about the sites you include in the list. Currently, it only mentions whether KYC is required and the type of site. It would be better if you provided more detailed information!

The website seems cool. When I saw your post, I thought it was just one of those post of people promoting their affiliate link but you seem to have done something good that can help people with useful information for their gambling. However, there are still lots of work to do to fully make this as useful as it ought to be. Most of the segments are not fully loaded with the content they should contain, and you should try and make the interface more user friendly so that one can easily get any information within few clicks.

Yes, on every website, we go through registration, make a deposit, and check the withdrawal. We strive to provide information as accurately as possible. Thank you for your trust.


Thank you for your feedback. Yes, the website will be continuously updated with new features, and scam sites will also be listed. Any suggestions or comments you have can be sent through our form on the website. we will also be launching a Discord server soon for greater convenience.

Thank you for your feedback.

Updates will be made soon, we will add what you requested to make it convenient for players to find what they need!
The team verifies everything based on their own experience. We test each site, register, verify if required, and withdraw funds.



Thank you for your feedback. we will make every effort to be the best tool for players.





Thank you for your feedback.

We check every site. There are sites that simply do not pay out, they will be marked as scams. There are also sites that require too much for payout, they will be marked as risky.
Additionally, a comment feature will be added for each site so that users can share their opinions about the sites.
We will strive to be better.

Welcome into forum Cave0x.!

I have checked out the site and it do have that long list, but I do have some questions. How you would be able to filter out those potential scam/fraud sites that gets listed or added?
It will be that better if you do check out or having that pending queue before those sites being finally listed.

When it comes to UI/UX then it would be better if that $2 reward promotion will be that placed up on a banner type and those listed sites will be shown off
rather than for people to make out some scrolling first before they will be able to see it up. It will be also best that detailed information about its key features on which it isnt that limited to 3 points.

I was having the same questions. For a site that is relatively new (I assumed from their domain creation date) it's weird to see that it already has a list containing 600+ sites. I mean it takes a lot of times, preparations, and fact checks before a site can be listed. So I'm not sure how they did it within this short time unless they had help from similar 3rd party sites like theirs. Well that's just a will guess.

The ANN said 600+ and now the site says 700+. Wow, that was fast! Don't you think?

Thank you for your feedback.
We’ve listened to your feedback — now all platforms that haven’t yet been reviewed by our team are clearly marked with “🚧 Under review by our team”.

Filtering out fraudulent sites is a critical aspect of ensuring trust in the platform.

We personally check all sites, but you should understand that we test with amounts of $100–200 and cannot guarantee that a site will pay out if you win large sums.

Therefore, comments will be added to the sites, and we will also monitor news and updates about the sites.

The site will be significantly improved soon. We’ve spent a long time collecting all the sites based on our own experience and searches. It’s going to be awesome!




All platforms listed on Cave0x have been manually collected over the course of several months. We carefully review each project before adding it to the directory. Just today, users submitted over 80 new platforms — all of them will go through moderation and be added to the list.
Moreover, in the future we plan to reward not only for submitted projects, but also for helping us identify scam platforms.

Welcome to the forum, cave0x!

I have been looking for such a platform for a while, which could work as a dictionary of casinos. Since I actively looking for clients, I think this will become my 2nd home to find new clients. I don't care much about the UI as long as the website is smooth and fast. The Bitcoin UI is a decade old, and we are still using it because it is functional and works very well.

As for cave0x, I think the website is okay already. The community should appreciate the job you have done so far. But there is always room for improvement. I already added 7 websites last night and received $14 to my USDT address. This deserve a positive feedback as well.

I'm just curious @Cave0x, you only accept casinos that only accepts crypto? what if they accept crypto but they also have other option to deposit such as bank, paypal, etc.

I've seen gambling sites like that in your list such as Stake, Betpanda, Sportsbet, etc. they do accept cryptocurrency but at the same time, they also accept banks, cards, etc. do you accept gambling site like that? or only pure cryptocurrency? Thanks

EDIT: I'm submitting new sites (I send a lot) on your platform, I am hoping some of them would get accepted.  ;D

No. They do not accept casinos that accept fiat, like Bank deposits and cards. They accept casinos that are exclusively for crypto users. If a casino supports crypto and they support cards and banks, or PayPal, they won't accept your submission. Casinos like Stake, betpanda allow you to buy crypto through their website using 3rd third-party service. But they do not accept card deposit themself. So, before you submit the casinos, you should check them. I have submitted a couple of sites and some of them got rejected because of this reason. Good luck!

Good to hear that. I support your initiative, but the site itself needs to be aesthetically appealing in order to attract gamblers from all corners of the world which is common business sense 101.

Only include legit sites and avoid adding scam sites to your directory op. Looking forward to how your site improves in various departments over time.

Thank you for your interest in the Cave0x project!

Platforms like Stake are indeed fully crypto-based. While they may offer a third-party service to purchase crypto using cards or other payment methods, deposits and withdrawals themselves are handled strictly in cryptocurrency. That fits within the scope of our platform.

We’ve reviewed the sites you submitted — and yes, there were quite a few! Unfortunately, many of them do not meet the requirements of Cave0x, as they rely on fiat payment systems or don’t qualify as true crypto gambling platforms.
Additionally, the username you provided in the contact section appears to be incorrect. If you’d like to receive specific feedback or clarify anything, please reach out to our support contact here: https://t.me/cave0x_support

That said, we did receive some valid submissions from you, and we’ve issued 38 USDT to the wallet address you provided in the form.

Thanks again for your contribution — we appreciate your effort!

Thanks for clarifying the requirements, I just received the $38 thank you for checking it out my submission will make sure to send the username with the right format. Looking forward to contributing more!

Thank you for your interest in our project!

All submissions are reviewed manually and in the order they are received. Since we process a large number of entries every day, it may take a bit of time to go through all the platforms thoroughly.

No worries — if your submissions meet the criteria, you will definitely receive your USDT reward.

We appreciate your patience and contribution to the Cave0x community!

It is nice to see that the team is pretty open to people's feed backs. Nice work.

Thanks for answering my question. With the tests you've been doing, you can actually do a review posts for these casinos. I'm sure people would be interested on this as well. I'm not sure if you still have the past data of these casinos though. 600+ platforms would be a lot of workload if you're gonna start over.

I really appreciate the OP work, quite a comprehensive list, simple, but we can easily search for important categories of each casino. Since the registration is still coming soon, I am really looking forward to the latest update so I can create an account there.
I will bookmark it because it is quite important.

I just made a glance through your website and it looks quite much simple and lacks the basic necessary details which a directory or a Gambling casino summary ought to have got, rather than been plain just the wasy you displayed in your website. Because I would have suggest why not you draft each of the crypto gambling sites you listed on your website with for example the "Name", its type (i.e if is a Sport booker or Casino), the minimum deposit & withdrawal, the year it was launched and lastly the major cryptocurrencies been used on each of those gambling sites.

Example;

Name: Stake.com
Type: Both Sport booker & Casino
Minimum Deposit: $5 & above
Minimum Withdrawal: $20 & above
Year launched: Since 2001
Major Crypto been used: BTC, USDT, Tron, XRP

Note: This is just a rough example.

Thank you for your interest in our project — we truly appreciate your feedback!

Yes, you’re right — the current version of our site looks quite simple, and there are two main reasons for that:
   1.   It was built manually by us (not by professionals) as a way to test whether this type of content would be useful and in demand before investing in a full-scale version.
   2.   We’re a small team of crypto gambling enthusiasts, not a big company, so gathering and structuring detailed data for hundreds of platforms takes a lot of time.

For now, we focus on the most essential factors for crypto gambling users — like withdrawal speed and whether KYC is required — but we absolutely agree that additional details like deposit limits, supported coins, and launch year would be valuable.

We’re already working on a full site upgrade, and your suggestions are exactly the kind of feedback we’re considering for the new version — which we plan to launch by early July.

Thanks again! 🙌

Alright, it's nice to know you are a small team of crypto enthusiast, trying to compile a list of crypto gambling sites, and add it's basic requirements, making it easy for people to select which they intend to gamble on. Which is actually not a bad idea also. But regarding what you started above, I literally don't think "Withdrawal speed is actually necessary, because what I made mentioned earlier was "Withdrawal limit" (i.e how much an individual needs to have in his casino account before he/she will be allowed to initiate withdrawal) and others. However, I'm looking forward to seeing your full site as it gets launch this July. Wishing you all the best of luck.

I like the spin wheel feature to choose a random casino out of 835 casino listed.

Your database is massive and I hope you can maintain listing only legit casino that doesn’t have a record of multiple scam issue in the past.

I noticed that you listed 1xbit.com which is a notorious scam casino in the forum. I think you should include a warning on this website to help your user avoid this time bomb casino.

Best of luck, try to improve the UI.

Nice website, I like the simplicity of it, but I have a question regarding the spin wheel, why does it usually land on Neoniction, Macaw and Gangstergames? I've done a lot of spins just to see what it is all about, but the majority of them landed on these 3 casinos.

Also, I little correction on MetaWin, while they do not ask for KYC when you "create" your account, they could still ask for a KYC if needed. That being said, I've never heard of them asking anyone for KYC yet despite having a KYC policy on their website(which I think is a good thing).

Guys, this website is like an exclusive crypto casino dictionary. It is not a review website. I think you should not expect much from this website. The website already lists 750+ websites, and if they start checking all the websites and add all those things you guys suggested, they will have to spend months to sortout and inputting all this information.

So far, they have not put their referral link on any of links and there are no ads on the website. So it is kind of non-profit website so far. They are spending $2 to add each website. So I assume they have spend thousands already. I still appreciate for what they doing. Don't expect too much.

Welcome Cave0x.

I don't understand your business model because the link you posted is the real domain, not the affiliate ones. I also don't see you rent the ads in your website. Most likely you earn from renting the list? the higher the list, the more expensive the space. If you don't earn, I doubt your project will survive in the long run.

There are 844 casinos out there, do you check every site is online? if there's site went offline, do you remove or just let it stay?

Our main goal is to become a leading resource in the crypto gambling niche.
At this stage, we do not rely on affiliate links, advertisements, or sponsored placements. We want the value of the project to speak for itself before moving toward monetization.

You mentioned that there are 844 platforms — we are already tracking over 860. However, not all of them are visible on the main site yet. Sites that are still under review do not appear in the public list and can only be accessed via search. In such cases, they are marked as
“🚧 Under review by our team”.

In the next version of our website, users will be able to report non-working projects, submit corrections, and help maintain the accuracy of the platform.
At the moment, our team is fully focused on manually reviewing the large number of submissions we continue to receive.


Regarding the Spin Wheel
The spin wheel was added as a simple interactive feature for users. Currently, it operates using only the first 30 projects in the list. Developing a version that includes all verified platforms requires more time and technical work, and it is something we plan to improve in a future update.

About MetaWin & KYC
Every project listed on Cave0x has been personally reviewed by our team. However, we do not guarantee instant withdrawals or the absence of KYC requests. The information presented is based solely on our direct experience with each platform.
Thank you for the clarification about MetaWin — we will keep that in mind.

Thank you again for your interest in Cave0x and for being part of the early phase of the project.

You have a point. Initially, I thought that it would be better for them to review all sites, but I didn't expect such a big list which is why keeping it short makes sense. However, they shouldn't add any proven scam sites to their list.

They should put in additional effort and only list legit sites while weeding out the scam sites in an efficient manner if you ask me.

According to the owner, they are currently adding new sites, and they are manually reviewing those casinos. They will later check those websites by playing and testing withdrawals as well. Also, when they launch the 2nd version of their website, users will be able to report anything, such as the website is not operating, scam, or other things.

I found this initiative as unique. I haven't seen such website before. So, I expect them to stay around and I think I will be one of their regular user. I hope they won't close the website suddenly.

It is like an encyclopedia for online gambling sites that is helpful to have a long list of available casinos. From this list, you will have less chance of missing available online casinos but you will have to do next steps for your due diligent research and even own testing before you can review those sites, what are better and safer to use for your own fund for example as well.

With this site, it makes job of signature campaign managers more easily for finding hidden gems in online gambling industry, though they will still do many further checking steps.

It's good that you don't accept fiat-based platforms or bank cards.
But what do you mean by "Only crypto. Only hardcore?" Do you mean Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, etc.?
What exactly do you mean?

Only crypto means only crypto. Yes, they do list casinos that is exclusively for crypto users. No matter what crypto it is. It could be only Bitcoin, or only doge coin, or support multiple cryptos. I have submitted a couple of websites and almost ten of them got accepted by them. I mistakenly submitted some casinos that support fiat and they rejected that with a good explanation.


Correct. I am already in contact with a few projects and I think I will be their regular visitor.

I know that "only cryptocurrency" means only cryptocurrency... :D
My question was specifically about "only hardcore." I thought "hardcore" only meant Bitcoin or Ethereum, so I just wanted to make sure.
Anyway, thanks, I got your idea.

On what basis are the sites listed in the specific order?

alphabetically , popular-wise , according to the time they were added on the site or probably some other factor?

Thank you all for your messages and the interest you’ve shown in our project.
Special thanks to God Of Thunder for actively contributing and responding to other users — your replies have been accurate and align well with our platform’s policy.

First of all, we’d like to mention that it’s the weekend, so our response rate may be a bit slower when it comes to reviewing submitted projects or replying here on the forum. However, on Monday, we’ll do our best to process all the websites you’ve sent us.

Regarding scam platforms — our current goal is to build the largest possible directory of crypto-related projects. As we’ve mentioned before, we test each site ourselves by depositing, playing, and withdrawing funds to form a basic review.
However, this does not guarantee the reliability or trustworthiness of a platform.
That said, what you see now is not the final version of the project. Once the full version of our platform is ready, each user will be able to leave reviews, add ratings, and share feedback about any listed project.
We’re working with a development team to bring this vision to life — we just ask for a bit of patience while they complete the new site.

At the moment, the list of sites is sorted by submission order only — there’s no specific ranking. In the future, you’ll be able to sort by rating, category, and other filters directly on the platform.

Thanks again for your interest in Cave0x — we genuinely appreciate your support, and your feedback plays a role in shaping the final version of our project.

Honestly that seems like a lot of manual work! Also spending this much money without any profit doesn't seem right. In the future it would be hard to keep up with the expenses without any revenue generating from the site. They must need some sorts of sponsor or ads to able to survive. 

I don't believe them to be unique in any way. Similar sites already exists and even better. For example casino guru. You can get all the information you need from that site. So my question is why would user want to use a site that only offers a little much information? I understand they are new and in their beta phase. But without in depth information it would be hard for them to attract visitors.

Welcome to the forum.
If you don't mind, you can get a copper membership so that you will be able to display images and make your announcement thread more appealing.
I have visited your site on mobile phone and it looks complex. I might be wrong because I have seen people applauding you here, but from my end I think it's not a simple design.

What criteria do you use to list casinos in your site. We want to be sure any casino listed in your site is legit and not money influenced.

Thank you for your interest — the amount of discussion in our thread shows that we’re moving in the right direction.


Our project is still in its early stages, and for now, we’re fully self-funded and able to continue without sponsorship. That being said, this doesn’t mean there won’t be ads or partnerships in the future. But our primary goal is to establish ourselves in this niche and build a truly valuable platform.

Casino Guru and similar websites have been around for years — it would be unrealistic to assume we could outdo them right away. Right now, our website provides the essential minimum of information for users who are specifically interested in crypto-only gambling platforms. In our view, the two most critical factors are:
(1) whether a project requires KYC, and
(2) how fast withdrawals are.

What sets Cave0x apart is that we personally test and verify every platform before listing it.
Most casino directories like Casino Guru or AskGamblers publish information provided directly by the casinos themselves, which often turns out to be inaccurate — especially when it comes to withdrawal times.
We created Cave0x to address exactly this issue. And yes, we are still in the beta phase — more data and features will be added over time.



As for the mobile version — you’re right. The current site is not fully optimized for mobile, but that will change once we launch the new version.

For now, we use two simple but important criteria:
Does the project actually pay out? And if so, how quickly?
You can rest assured that no project in our list has paid us to be included.

Why do you even compare them with Casino.Guru? Casino.guru is a mediator company and has a different target audience. Casino.guru lists all the casinos while Cave0x is exclusive for crypto users only. You know what? Even casino guru has listed around 600 crypto casino and rest of them are fiat casinos. Cave0x has already listed more than 800 projects.

One more thing is, Cave0x is community driven website and people even make money by submitting new casinos. Don't you see any differences? They have a different goal. Specifically I found their website useful for me.

Chill man, don't get all hyped up. It was just a constructive criticism. My two sats actually....

Btw what did you meant by community driven? I haven't noticed any kind of social media links in their ANN page.

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Quite expensive and time consuming I suppose.  ::)

Good that we are expecting another version to be launched. The developers should pay more attention to mobile responsiveness as you know that the majority of the internet users are on their mobile phones.

The two criteria are cool;
But then, your team should also have a follow up. A casino that paid out quickly today is not a guarantee that they will keep paying out quickly. Some changes on the way.

One good thing I like about your directory is how you manually review each gambling site and that you don't include your own referral to the site unlike other directories. I was wondering what could be the other info you going to add? Maybe like the minimum deposit or minimum withdrawal, aside from KYC this is one of the things a player like me are looking for as some casinos don't have minimum deposit but have a little bit high withdrawal requirement.

Aside from that looking forward fore more info like (risky, neutral, safe) gambling site info from you (based on your assessment of course).

I am chilling man, you didn't get my tone.

Don't you think Bitcointalk is a community? Also, they may consider their users as a community. Since the users of this website is basically adding the new websites, and they will be able to suggest updates like, site down, closed or other updates, of course they can claim themself as a community driven service. Or maybe I am getting it wrong?

Is there any way that the users can see the newly added projects for example , in this long long list?

For example if I visited the site the previous week and I visit it again today , there should be about 30sites/projects added.

How is the user supposed to spot them amongst the previous 860projects that one has already reviewed?

Maybe lol. These days I can't figure out anyone anymore. :)

I didn't realize you meant bitcointalk. I thought you meant something like discord channel or telegram community with a large userbase.

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Actually that's a good idea. The Cave0x team should consider including the date of adding a site to their platform. As well as a option to sort out the sites according to older to newer and visa versa.

Adding the date as when the project is added, will surely help to find out the new projects much easily specially for those who are regularly visiting the site. As of now, is there any order in the sites the added, i mean if the latest sites are added on the top or at the bottom?

Secondly, I like the initiative that you have started, that anyone who submits a new crypto gambling site will earn $ 2$. Obviously, this will help find many new sites and already the list has grown to 919. I will suggest that they expand this to crypto-related sites and not just the gambling ones. This way, we will come to know about the many new marketplaces or services using crypto.  :)

I'm guessing they are adding the sites in order (newer on the very top). I am saying this because I saw some well known gambling sites (not gonna mention them, don't wanna look like a shiller), and they were not previously there but when I visited the site again, I saw they were already listed. Someone must have submitted those sites and they got listed.

The ANN title says their current goal "Ultimate Crypto Gambling Directory". ;)

You’re absolutely right — minimum deposit and withdrawal amounts, as well as things like wagering requirements, are just as important to players as withdrawal speed and KYC policies. Unfortunately, we realized this a bit late. We can guarantee that wager requirements, minimum deposit, and withdrawal info will be included on our updated website. However, implementing this on the current version is more difficult, though we’ll try to introduce it as soon as possible.

Regarding risk level — this is inherently subjective. Some users might agree with our assessment, while others may criticize it. Still, we already mark projects as “High Risk” if we encounter clear red flags, such as deposits not arriving, withdrawals being denied, unreasonable KYC requirements, or other signs of potentially problematic behavior.


At the moment, newly approved projects are added to the end of the list, which we agree is not very user-friendly. We plan to fix this soon — thank you for the suggestion.


As mentioned earlier, sorting functionality will be added, although not with exact timestamps or dates. First, it’s technically harder to implement on the current site, and second, the date we add a project does not reflect the age of the project itself.

Expanding into other crypto-related websites is an interesting idea, but we first need to organize and improve the core focus of our platform — crypto gambling projects — before branching out.

Some of the listed sites doesn't contain any kind of informations. No KYC requirements nor the withdrawal time. Better fix those.
At the same time, I don't see why the user needs to provide their telegram/discord account in order to contact you guys. The platform should have their own user support like telegram, discord, simpleX, social media handle or forum representative like the one here, etc. I believe it's better that way!

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Some of the filters like KYC and withdrawal time are extremely variable filters op since they tend to change based on different factors/reasons for literally all of the sites that your team listed.

For example, a site like 1xbit does KYC their customers excluding the fact that they are scammers. Y'all should have chosen more reliable and consistent filters instead.

Do you accept poker sites ?

 

interesting website.

If I might add a suggestion that may prove to be a bit more profitable to you: Instead of linking directly to the online gambling casinos, why not use your own referral links? That way you can make some money if somebody uses your link and signs up with an account for gambling.

Otherwise my only other suggestions are: Be careful not to include any scam/phishing websites. Also, the green color of the website is a bit vivid and strange; maybe add shading?

Yes, you're right there dude, because in this era, more people are using mobile devices, and they are the main target for games like this, and the internet is everywhere,
so the community can avail it anytime they want actually.

So, I hope their team can better organize the more appropriate ones for the sake of their users on their platform website so that they can support
them even more now and in the near future as well.

10 new site added

People wont care about whether making use of referral or affiliate links into their links specially on what they've been posted or shared up or just like this on having that directory. The only problem that we can possibly see on here is that we wont be able filter out into those entries on which it might be ending up into those shady casinos that might be listed.

I do agree with some users been saying that we should be that careful on still dealing up with the sites being listed not unless if admin will be having that approval in speaking about legitimacy check or something.
We do know that it will be just that too hard for you to see those inputs 1 by 1. This is the only thing on which im that concerned on with.

Thank you so much for your quick review and fast payment — you’re truly the best.

Can you add more details about this? Do they accept all your submissions, and how long does it take for them to review and pay you?

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Btw, I just noticed there's a blank submission between Stake and Rollbit. Not sure if it's an error or somehow the admin mistakenly approved a blank submission. It should be relatively easy to require a link or name for every submission, imo.

I submitted 8 sites based on the format they provided. While entering the site info, they ask for a Telegram or Discord account so they can message you — I gave them my Telegram. They also request a wallet address for the payment. About 15 to 20 minutes after submitting the info, I received a very polite message from them on Telegram. Out of the 8 sites, 7 were approved, and they immediately sent $14 to my wallet. The entire process, from submitting the info to receiving the payment, took less than an hour. I discovered them through this post, and I want to thank both bitcointalk and the team again for the opportunity.

Thats not a bad bonus at least for those users who do made out some recommendation or listing out some current existing sites. In regarding about on questions on how they do filter out with those shady platforms out there or those submissions which turned out to be that not credible? Is there some manual checking about into the platforms that they've been that checking into?
$2 for each submission isnt that bad at all. If they are that not strict on approving out those sites being inputted up then this will be that no doubt to be the biggest directory of currently available
gambling casinos on crypto space.

I only submitted sites where I’m personally active and confident about their reliability. In other words, I didn’t recommend risky sites just to earn a couple of extra dollars.

Yes but how to spot them?

Not all of them are at the bottom of the list as the OP mentioned.

How are we (the users) supposed to scroll and search through 940projetcts just to find the newly added ones?

Well that's easy. You just need to search the sites using their search option, there is a search bar look carefully. If it's not on their list then click on the add site button and submit the necessary informations. If everything checks out to be okay then you'll get paid (apparently).

What are you talking about my friend?

Probably you didn't understand my question..
I am asking how can the user find the NEW sites that are being added every day in this huge list that keeps getting updates without a filter for "newly added sites" or "recently added" or whatever.

How is any user that visited the site 3days ago that were 880 projects and he visits it today that there are 940 projects , supposed to spot the 60 added projects?
OP said that they are added to the bottom of the list but thats incorrect as the bottom is nearly the same as it was 3days ago while 50+ projects have been added.

Opps my bad. I must have misread your comment. I was on my mobile device so didn't pay attention. Anyway, here is the answer to your question. Currently there isn't any way to see what you were asking for but they will soon add that functionality, stated by the official representative.

Thank you very much for the active discussion around our project. A lot of questions have built up, and we’ll try to answer them all in one message:
   1.   The current version of the website (cave0x.com) is just the first step — the full platform is still in development. We’re building a brand-new website from scratch that will reflect all of your feedback and suggestions. We hope to launch it within a month.
   2.   The processing time for submissions varies, but we try our best to review all submissions as quickly as possible.
   3.   Submitted sites are added to our database immediately, but they remain invisible to the public until reviewed. You can only see them if you manually search using the “Search for a site…” bar — they’ll be marked as “🚧 Under review by our team”.
   4.   To be clear: we do not guarantee the reliability of any project listed on our site. We only check things like withdrawal speed and whether KYC is required. We’re currently gathering data on minimum deposits, withdrawals, and wagering requirements — this will be available on the updated website.
   5.   Anyone experienced in crypto gambling knows that what a site claims isn’t always true. Many casinos promise instant withdrawals, but in reality users often wait a day or more. It’s up to you to assess the risks associated with crypto platforms. On one hand, crypto offers anonymity, simplicity, and flexibility — but on the other hand, it carries a high risk of scams.
   6.   We fully understand that the current version of our website is limited in both design and usability. Please be patient with us. Right now, our team is focused on collecting and reviewing crypto gambling projects, while also developing the new version of our platform.

Once again, thank you for your support and activity. With your help, we’ve already added over 350 new projects!

Cool and useful idea, to create such a site, I wish development and success. I use it every day. Today I earned about 60 dollars for a day, Thank you for the opportunity to earn.

and yap, this is really a good project. they actually paid me $2 for every site that im find a crypto casino site that only requires crypto without flat payments or bank transfers. I recommend this and in the future they will rebuild the site and make everything even better.

I'm happy because there is a site that provides a collection of crypto casinos in 1 place without having to worry about looking everywhere, I like this and will continue to support.

You're right, they have already a good start I actually find them helpful though it will be much improve if they've managed to add more filters including letting them know if it's a Dapps or not or what coins available for deposit, etc. reading the reply of @cave0x here, I'm pretty excited of the upcoming update of the site.

I believe they stated that they are making some big changes to their site recently which is why they probably paused or stopped paying any more new admissions for now though I could be wrong about this.

They definitely paid decent money to several users without any issues which is why they are legit though they still need to improve in several areas over time.

Hi! Not sure where you got the idea that we stopped paying for new projects — we’re working as usual and doing our best to send payments for all submitted sites the same day. The only exception is weekends when we take some time to rest, so reviews may be delayed until Monday. However, we often still process submissions on weekends if someone from our team is available.

You’re right — the new site is in development. We occasionally face some challenges, but that’s normal during the development process. We’re simply trying to implement everything we’ve planned, including all the suggestions shared here on the forum.

So don’t worry — all submissions are being reviewed, everyone is getting paid, and afterward, we conduct a more detailed check of each project.