[Table] Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos

[Pmalek]

This year we lost one casino with the lowest withdrawal amounts CoinDragon.com has been closed here is the official statement THE SITE IS SHUTTING DOWN

That's unfortunate.
They haven't been around for a long time. They have been on Bitcointalk for less than two years. I guess they never achieved the popularity they wanted and needed to keep the site going. I will remove them from the table, cheers!

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[alisapro1]

Perhaps you should mention the sites you could not access so we can help you to check it out if we can access it.

I didn't keep track of those I couldn't check unfortunately. I just skipped them. There is a post by me here somewhere in this thread where I mentioned a few names for casinos I could no longer access. That one should still be accurate.

It will look better if you can provide the log of added and removed casino during every update post. Don't forget to include the reason for removing a casino

No casino was removed from the table. I just made changes to the lists at the bottom of OP which show the sites with the lowest/highest withdrawal fees and lowest/highest withdrawal amounts. Whenever I add or remove a certain casino, I will mention it in a new post in this thread.

Hello, great job, but could you advise some good casino to me where I can spend my Bitcoin? I'm still new to this niche, but I would like to release adrenaline somethimes. That would be nice of you to recommend something. THX in advance.

[CDC AP]

I wonder if you could work in some sort of indicator as to whether these are automatic or manually approved withdrawals, along with timeframes for release (e.g. up to 48 hours) if it is relevant. Maybe it is already assumed they are automatic withdrawals, but many large scale non-bitcoin casinos that I've used in the pass have sometimes required a staff member to approve each transaction. Also, if you think there is enough space you could add in whether they have any official gambling licenses, as that is often an indicator that they have at least put some effort and money into becoming a professional looking casino operation. Well done though, you have provided a great resource to the community.

[Pmalek]

Hello, great job, but could you advise some good casino to me where I can spend my Bitcoin?

I am mostly interested in sports betting and sportsbooks. I have more experience on that front. What are you looking for in a casino? Do you like sports or casino games?

I wonder if you could work in some sort of indicator as to whether these are automatic or manually approved withdrawals, along with timeframes for release (e.g. up to 48 hours)

I don't have that information. And I am sure the withdrawal times depend on several factors. Most importantly, the amounts in question, the games that are played, and if a certain player has triggered some red alarms that would require further investigation. 

Also, if you think there is enough space you could add in whether they have any official gambling licenses, as that is often an indicator that they have at least put some effort and money into becoming a professional looking casino operation.

It's a good idea, but unfortunately there isn't anymore space. If you look at the last column showing the supported altcoins, you will notice that for some platforms, it already takes up two lines with text. Adding more data to it would make it even more unpresentable.

[notblox1]

Betnomi and 500Casino (CSGO500) have been included in the table in OP.
Minimum withdrawal fees and amounts haven been indicated as shown at the time of checking.

Can you make list for betting websites in alphabetical order of first letter, or maybe change order from lowest to highest fee? Sportsbet would be first in the list with free withdrawals.
Maybe you have some random order I don't understand or you have some special rating for each website.

[Mahdirakib]

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The first 10 casino was listed based on the ranking of BTCGOSU. Pmalek has mentioned it in his OP. Few other casino was added based on the popularity inside this forum, rest of the casino was added one by one based on the suggestion of the forum members, otherwise based on the updates. It will be complicated to make the list based on the order of withdrawal fees. Because some casino charge dynamic fees. You can also see the lowest and highest ‘withdrawal amounts’ or ‘withdrawal fees charging’ casino name at the bottom of the list.

There is no special ratings for any of those casinos. The list only contains those casinos which are legit and doesn't have proven scam accusations. BTW, it's upto Pmalek decision whether he will upgrade the list into alphabetic order or not. Personally, I can't see any reason to change it at this moment.

[virasog]

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The first 10 casino was listed based on the ranking of BTCGOSU. Pmalek has mentioned it in his OP. Few other casino was added based on the popularity inside this forum, rest of the casino was added one by one based on the suggestion of the forum members, otherwise based on the updates. It will be complicated to make the list based on the order of withdrawal fees. Because some casino charge dynamic fees. You can also see the lowest and highest ‘withdrawal amounts’ or ‘withdrawal fees charging’ casino name at the bottom of the list.

There is no special ratings for any of those casinos. The list only contains those casinos which are legit and doesn't have proven scam accusations. BTW, it's upto Pmalek decision whether he will upgrade the list into alphabetic order or not. Personally, I can't see any reason to change it at this moment.

The current listing by the Pmalek is good and needs not to be changed. If you can see, he has also mentioned casinos that charge the lowest withdrawal fees and lowest withdrawal amounts. Also the free withdrawals are highlighted by Bold Green and are easily distinguishable.
Rest make sure that do not deposit in any casino only on the basis that they have low or free withdrawal. This should not be the primary factor to determine the authenticity of the casino.

[Pmalek]

Can you make list for betting websites in alphabetical order of first letter, or maybe change order from lowest to highest fee?

It's time consuming moving the sites up and down the table and it wouldn't achieve much. Ordering them according to the fees would also not make much sense because the table shows two things: minimum withdrawal requirements and withdrawal fees. I don't think one is necessarily more important than the other.
 

Maybe you have some random order I don't understand or you have some special rating for each website.

Mahdirakib did a good job explaining how I created the initial list. Some were taken from BTCGOSU rankings, the rest were listed as I came across them in the gambling board. I went through the first couple of pages and listed the casinos as they appeared there. Those with valid negative feedback weren't considered. That's why the order is random and is not based on other criteria. 

[delfastTions]

Having looked at the last update of the casino spssk in the first post of the OP from January 9, I somehow immediately got pretty upset.  Of course, the OP is just a great guy and a hero to follow this list and earn the rewards merits.  
But these figures, in most cases, amounting to $ 30-50, of course, allow only residents of countries from the "golden billion" to use many casinos and completely exclude the possibility of playing at many modern casinos for residents from countries with underdeveloped economies, which is generally bad and unfair.  
But the world is not fair at all, alas.  
But all the same, somehow all casinos should strive to gradually reduce commissions.  
But I don’t know how this is possible.  Now, when the cryptocurrency is growing in price, maybe this will not work out in any way?

[Pmalek]

But all the same, somehow all casinos should strive to gradually reduce commissions.  
But I don’t know how this is possible.  Now, when the cryptocurrency is growing in price, maybe this will not work out in any way?

That's the beauty of freedom. You can select the platform that best suits you. If you don't want to pay $50 per withdrawal (and no one really should), play on a casino that charges only $20 or $10. If you don't want that either, luckily there are some that charge no withdrawal fees at all and cover all the expenses for their players. The choice is yours.

[Fluer]

This year we lost one casino with the lowest withdrawal amounts CoinDragon.com has been closed here is the official statement THE SITE IS SHUTTING DOWN
For users read the important points before everything is disabled. OP please update from the list

R.I.P., I used to play there, it's a pity they had to close their website. They were for me like a pearl in this big pile of dirt that you have to clean before you can see something that is worth your attention like CoinDragon.com.

[UserU]

I remember checking out CSGO500 for my other thread where I listed casinos with free faucets. It turned out that the faucet isn't free, so I never added it. You need to deposit and wager to claim some free coins. But there is no reason why CSGO500 shouldn't be mentioned here. I guess I never came across their ANN thread in the first couple of pages of the Gambling sub while I was looking for new casinos to add. I will include them on the list.

Well, last year we decided to ditch the faucet in favor of wagering rewards as well as invest in further establishing our brand with more enticing developments (e.g. Sportsbook). However we maintain our freebies in vouchers from time to time and weekly streaming events, not to mention our major-scale events like the Scavenger Hunt.

We might not be among the big players, but we're always happy to make players' experience a great and personalized one!

[delfastTions]

But all the same, somehow all casinos should strive to gradually reduce commissions.  
But I don’t know how this is possible.  Now, when the cryptocurrency is growing in price, maybe this will not work out in any way?

That's the beauty of freedom. You can select the platform that best suits you. If you don't want to pay $50 per withdrawal (and no one really should), play on a casino that charges only $20 or $10. If you don't want that either, luckily there are some that charge no withdrawal fees at all and cover all the expenses for their players. The choice is yours.

Yeah, you wrote everything correctly, of course. 
There is freedom, of course. 
But if a person cannot afford to pay for withdrawal, for example, more than $ 1, simply because he lives in an underdeveloped country, then his choice of casino is not at all the same as it is written in the OP table.  Only what is marked in green remains.  And there are very few such casinos.  This is where the restriction of freedom turns out.  Well, the opportunities to play in interesting and famous casinos are also disappearing.

[Pmalek]

But if a person cannot afford to pay for withdrawal, for example, more than $ 1, simply because he lives in an underdeveloped country, then his choice of casino is not at all the same as it is written in the OP table.

To be honest, those who have financial difficulties shouldn't be gambling in the first place. That logic is flawed. It's the same as investing. You don' invest or gamble with money that you can't afford to live without. You get your financial troubles sorted before you play casino games, and not the other way around. If you never have enough money for such luxuries, then you use the funds you have for more important things in life. 

[notblox1]

It's time consuming moving the sites up and down the table and it wouldn't achieve much. Ordering them according to the fees would also not make much sense because the table shows two things: minimum withdrawal requirements and withdrawal fees. I don't think one is necessarily more important than the other.

Maybe it is time consuming but you will only have to do it one time, and it will be easier in future when you continue adding new websites.
As you posted everything in public, maybe I can fork your page and create my own that is ordered correctly, if you don't have anything against that 
Thank you again for collecting all information until now and I will give all credits to you.

[Pmalek]

maybe I can fork your page and create my own that is ordered correctly, if you don't have anything against that 

I don't mind if you do that, go ahead. If you think it's going to look better, give it a try. When it's finished, you can share a quote of the finished table in a new post here and I will update my OP to link to your list with the information that it's an alphabetic overview of the casinos.

[Mahdirakib]

@Pmalek, here is an open (unsolved) scam accusation against Cloudbet since last 50 days. And a type 3 flag is active against the Cloudbet admin. I think you need to remove them from the table now.
BTW, I'm waiting to get some feedbacks and suggestions from you and ‘notblox1’ in this thread Information of Crypto Casinos License and KYC requirements

[Pmalek]

@Pmalek, here is an open (unsolved) scam accusation against Cloudbet since last 50 days. And a type 3 flag is active against the Cloudbet admin. I think you need to remove them from the table now.

Thanks for letting me know about this. I wasn't aware of it. I have made a post in the scam accusation thread in question and asked OP for some additional clarification. Let's see what will happen.

BTW, I'm waiting to get some feedbacks and suggestions from you and ‘notblox1’ in this thread Information of Crypto Casinos License and KYC requirements

I will take a look at it to see what it's all about...

[delfastTions]

But if a person cannot afford to pay for withdrawal, for example, more than $ 1, simply because he lives in an underdeveloped country, then his choice of casino is not at all the same as it is written in the OP table.

To be honest, those who have financial difficulties shouldn't be gambling in the first place. That logic is flawed. It's the same as investing. You don' invest or gamble with money that you can't afford to live without. You get your financial troubles sorted before you play casino games, and not the other way around. If you never have enough money for such luxuries, then you use the funds you have for more important things in life.  

I just can't agree with that.  If a person works from morning to evening in some kind of rice fields, then he should have time to rest.  And even the very little money that he receives - he does not spend all this money on food and housing.  He is an ordinary person who sometimes wants a holiday, or, for example, just to gamble.  Only in this case, of course, the rates will be very small, but for such countries, it can be decent money.  In the end, it is not fair that the entire gold billion plays as much as they want, and Asia, Africa and parts of Latin America are ignored.

[Pmalek]

Update:

- The thread has received a slight makeover. All casinos that have fixed fees now have an automatic price indication in USD next to the Bitcoin amount. The calculations are made in real-time with each refresh of the page depending on the BTC price on Binance.
- Not all amounts have an automatic price indication because it messes up the formatting. I will try to find a solution for that if possible.

A big thanks to BlackHatCoiner who created this feature!