Actually, I'm not just interested in on-chain games, although those do fit the description. I'm interested in casinos that allow me to deposit and withdraw using cryptocurrency (such as BTC) without converting it to fiat currency. In other words, I want to be able to keep my entire bankroll in BTC (or other supported cryptocurrencies) while using the casino. Thanks for the recommendations, anyway.



It seems to me that you did not read or understand my post. That's not what I'm looking for.



These would be Web3 casinos that are based on blockchain technology and digital tokens? No, that's not what I meant.



I think those are good suggestions. I'll check them out. But I disagree with "nearly every casino". A number of casinos I've looked at so far actually convert BTC to fiat and vice versa.

Hello everyone,

I am looking for a list of real cryptocurrency casinos. (My search through the forum posts from the last couple of years didn't yield any results for such a list.) By "real" crypto casinos, I mean online casinos that operate exclusively using bitcoin (and other cryptocurrencies), rather than just allowing players to make deposits and withdrawals using cryptocurrencies. Does anyone have any recommendations or know of any good ones to check out?

I have a few that I play regularly that I don't want to mention here, but I'm always on the lookout for new options that are worth exploring. Unfortunately, it seems like most casinos require registration before you can take a look around inside.

Thanks in advance for your help!


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Nope, FUN tokens don't need to be locked to get benefits. To quote from the freebitco.in website:


But if you decide to lock the tokens, you will also have the opportunity to earn up to 25% annual interest on them. However, you will not lose any of the benefits that come with Premium Membership!

I read somewhere that gambling addiction is when someone feels like they cannot stop themselves from gambling, even when they know it is causing problems for themselves and those around them. It is a type of mental health issue where a person has trouble controlling their impulses. I think that people who have this addiction may feel a rush of pleasure when they gamble, and they may continue to gamble despite the negative consequences it is having on their lives. They might also feel anxious or depressed when they aren't gambling, and they might go to great lengths to get money for gambling. When they feel better while they are gambling, they may continue to do it even though their lives are falling apart because of it.

Yes. It is important for users to protect their personal information and keep it secure. However, when a user provides their personal information to a casino or other platform in order to comply with "know your customer" (KYC) requirements, it is no longer entirely within their control to keep this information secure. This is because the platform or casino will now have access to this information and is responsible for protecting it.

Therefore, protecting your personal information is crucial, especially when sharing it with third parties like casinos or other platforms that require KYC verification. When you share your full name, address, or financial information, you're essentially opening the door to potential identity theft or fraud. So be smart and keep that info to yourself unless absolutely necessary!

Hi there! I was interested in potentially participating in the review campaign, but I wanted to check if there are still openings available.

I took a quick look at the gaming site, but I have to admit that I'm still not completely familiar with this type of game – it seems like a new concept to me. The instructions on the site are somewhat limited, so I'm planning to spend some time studying all the details and reading through the comments of other members in this thread before I make a decision about testing out the game. Is it still possible to join the review campaign at this point, or are all the spots already filled?

It is not appropriate to make accusations or assumptions about the actions of a company or website without evidence. If you have concerns about your account, it would be best to contact the support team of Neodice directly to address any issues you may be experiencing. It is always best to try to resolve any issues or concerns through official channels and through direct communication with the company in question.

I'm glad it all worked out for you in the end. Congratulations on your first bitcoin payment, by the way! 

Can we finally find out which casino it was? (I assume that there is no reason to hide that information anymore, and it could help other forum members who may find themselves in a similar situation as you.)


Depends on your perspective. For some people, a few hundred dollars might not seem like a lot of money. However, it's generally a good idea to exchange a smaller amount first to test the waters before exchanging a larger sum. This can help ensure that everything goes smoothly.

Well, it's good to hear that you've overcome that, but how do you know if you're still at risk for falling back into old habits or if you may be in danger of developing a gambling addiction again in the future? As they say, old habits die hard. 

I see what you're saying. It's kind of like saving up your allowance to buy that really cool toy you've had your eye on, instead of spending it on smaller things as you get it. That way, you can potentially get a bigger reward all at once. 
It's definitely a different approach to enjoying the WOF rewards, and there's no right or wrong way to do it. Everyone has their own preference!

OK, that's actually great to hear. In my opinion, Neodice is a very promising company that has a great team and are constantly improving their services. I am happy that they have chosen you as their partner. I know that you are a very respectable member, so I am sure that you will be able to help them in this matter.

Then why are you responding to a question that was asked more than a year ago and to a member who hasn't been active for an extended period of time?

No matter your age, it's never too late to consider investing in bitcoin or any other financial asset. Remember, however, that there are risks involved with any type of investment. If you don't understand the ins and outs of bitcoin, it's best to leave this decision to someone who does. The good news is that there are plenty of ways for you to learn more, and if you are buying bitcoin as an investment, take the time to understand its potential and risks.

The first thing you should do is research. Learn about bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, find out what makes them valuable and how they're created. You can also look into other types of investments that have similar characteristics to bitcoin. For example, gold, silver and real estate are all considered safe-haven assets because they tend to retain their value even in times of economic uncertainty (although the price fluctuates).

It is not your responsibility to prove anything to them. Instead, they should provide proof to you that they sent the payment. You can check the status of the transaction and view all relevant details, such as the amount, sender and recipient addresses, and transaction fees, by looking up the transaction ID. This will allow you to confirm whether the transaction has been successfully processed or not. But you can't do that if you don't have a transaction ID.

By the way, it's Electrum wallet, not Electon. Sometimes correct terminology is very important to avoid confusion.

I thought these bonuses were supposed to lure in new players, but I have a sneaking suspicion it's going to blow up in their faces.
Yeah! Locking accounts is probably their way of avoiding the constant stream of inquiries from users about their pending withdrawals. Looks like the shit will hit the fan pretty early in this one!

You can report this type of situation to the authorities, like the police, or to organizations that can provide assistance, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the United States. However, it is not possible to report this directly to Bitcoin, as Bitcoin is a decentralized network and does not have a central authority or organization that can receive reports or take action on such matters.

Since you received the blackmail threat by email, why not report it to your email provider, or your Internet provider?

It is only related to your payment request that you created (consider it something like a payment order). While payment requests are not strictly required in Bitcoin transactions, they can make the process simpler by providing a recipient with all the necessary information for payment in a single request.

I believe that some members have previously mentioned that you can obtain your receiving BTC address from the list in the Addresses tab, without the need to create a payment request.


This is exactly why I said that the entire process appears suspicious. Please note that this has nothing to do with Bitcoin transactions. If the payment had been made and the transaction completed, you would already see the BTC in your wallet.

I've edited my previous reply. Based on my understanding of the situation, it seems that the only option available is to wait.
There's no need to worry about your addresses expiring. They remain valid indefinitely.

Although, I agree with o_e_l_e_o, the whole situation sounds suspicious. When will we find out which casino it is?

Could you take a screenshot of the specified screen, while censoring any sensitive data to protect privacy?


You can view all transactions into and out of your wallet in the History tab.


As a general practice, it is advisable to keep your software up-to-date. However, in this specific case, updating the software wouldn't make a difference.

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Transactions on the bitcoin network are typically visible immediately upon being initiated, and most are subsequently confirmed within a few minutes to a few hours. The confirmation time can vary depending on the current state of the network and the transaction fee amount.


It's difficult to provide an opinion without knowing which casino you're referring to and how they handle payouts, so it would be helpful if you could share a link to their terms of service.


Your addresses never expire and can be used to receive payments indefinitely.

Well, deciding whether or not to play the lottery comes down to how you define "smart". If your goal is to become a millionaire overnight with minimal effort, then playing the lottery might not be the most effective strategy. But if you're looking for a little bit of harmless fun and the chance to dream big, then go for it! Just keep in mind that the odds of winning the jackpot are pretty slim, so don't bet the farm on it. While many people say that the lottery is a waste of money, others tell you that hundreds of millions of dollars are up for grabs each and every day. It's all about knowing why you're doing things, rather than just following them blindly because someone else said to do them. As for me, I will be playing at least a few dollars when I can spare it from my other hobbies, because I believe that it's harmless fun and helps jog my dreams a little bit.