[Table] Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos

[Pmalek]

Anyway, I am moving forward and will continue focusing on other sites on your epic table now and then.

No problem. Feel free to drop by and share your opinions whenever you think they are worthwhile. Your information has been helpful many times and helped me to correct the data in the table that otherwise I might have overlooked or seen too late. I haven't forgotten to update the table. I will probably start this afternoon. Enough procrastinating.

[Haunebu]

No problem. Feel free to drop by and share your opinions whenever you think they are worthwhile. Your information has been helpful many times and helped me to correct the data in the table that otherwise I might have overlooked or seen too late.

Always a pleasure. My next target is Rocketpot.io. They definitely do not deserve to be in the table because AskGamblers terminated them due to communication, non-compliance etc issues along with Casino.Guru giving them a low safety index.

CG also mentioned that their Curacao license is fake which itself says a lot. Both these sites saying the same thing helped me come up with this suggestion.

[Pmalek]

Update:

I have updated the table and changed the data where it was needed. I checked the last batch of casinos last night. Unless something changed in the last couple of days or I made a mistake while checking, the information in OP should now be correct.

My next target is Rocketpot.io. They definitely do not deserve to be in the table because AskGamblers terminated them due to communication, non-compliance etc issues along with Casino.Guru giving them a low safety index.

CG also mentioned that their Curacao license is fake which itself says a lot. Both these sites saying the same thing helped me come up with this suggestion.

I will take a look at Rocketpot.io next to see what it's all about. I can see that they don't have a negative tag on their account, but that doesn't have to mean anything. Their forum representative has not been online on the forum since 2021.

[notblox1]

I have updated the table and changed the data where it was needed. I checked the last batch of casinos last night. Unless something changed in the last couple of days or I made a mistake while checking, the information in OP should now be correct.

You are doing amazing job with maintaining and updating this list.
Did we have any big changes with some casino withdrawal fees or minimal amounts?
I didnt ask you this so far, but I have to do it now, do you have registered accounts in all casinos listed in this table, and do you check them all manually?

[Pmalek]

You are doing amazing job with maintaining and updating this list.

Thank you!

Did we have any big changes with some casino withdrawal fees or minimal amounts?

We had a few changes. Cloudbet and MintDice are new names that made it into the list of casinos that have the lowest withdrawal amounts. VAVADA made a big change. Their minimum withdrawal amount increased from $10 to $100. There were a few other small changes.

I didnt ask you this so far, but I have to do it now, do you have registered accounts in all casinos listed in this table, and do you check them all manually?

Yes, I have throwaway accounts on all casinos. Most of them show the data when you go to the withdrawal section. Some don't. If they have live chat, I ask customer support what the minimums are. If there is no live chat but they have a FAQ section that mentions the numbers I need, then I take the data from there. Lastly, if there is no information, like with 8Bet, I leave it as it is in the table. Maybe it's wrong but there is no quick way to check it.

[panjul07]

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Dont you think that Futuur should also be removed from the list as they are no longer supports bitcoin while the main idea of this topic is to give information about min withdrawal and its fee in bitcoin?
Did you forget to remove it or maybe you have a reason to keep on the list till now?

[Pmalek]

Dont you think that Futuur should also be removed from the list as they are no longer supports bitcoin while the main idea of this topic is to give information about min withdrawal and its fee in bitcoin?
Did you forget to remove it or maybe you have a reason to keep on the list till now?

It's been suggested to me to remove Futuur from the collection before, a couple of times actually. I haven't done it because I keep thinking that they will come to their senses and add bitcoin to their platform again. Not supporting the first and most popular cryptocurrency for deposits and withdrawals is ludicrous. I added them at a time when bitcoin was a supported currency, and then they removed it for some reason. But you are right. If by the next update they don't add bitcoin as a supported payment method, I will remove them.

[notblox1]

We had a few changes. Cloudbet and MintDice are new names that made it into the list of casinos that have the lowest withdrawal amounts. VAVADA made a big change. Their minimum withdrawal amount increased from $10 to $100. There were a few other small changes.

I never used Vavada casino so I dont care about their changes, but it is good to see other casinos reduced their withdrawal amounts.
For Cloudbet I think I have account but I dont use it very often.

Yes, I have throwaway accounts on all casinos. Most of them show the data when you go to the withdrawal section. Some don't. If they have live chat, I ask customer support what the minimums are. If there is no live chat but they have a FAQ section that mentions the numbers I need, then I take the data from there. Lastly, if there is no information, like with 8Bet, I leave it as it is in the table. Maybe it's wrong but there is no quick way to check it.

Amazing!  
You spent a lot of time researching this, and I think you did better job than some casino review websites that are claiming to be professional.
I was doing some casino research in past and I know how time consuming this can be.

[Pmalek]

Amazing!  
You spent a lot of time researching this, and I think you did better job than some casino review websites that are claiming to be professional.
I was doing some casino research in past and I know how time consuming this can be.

Thanks!
I am also running the risk of being accused of multi-accounting and breaking casino terms and conditions of a gambling platform if/when I create a real account there, play, and win something significant that might trigger a security check. A check like that could find IPs connected to multiple accounts or a device ID connected to multiple accounts. I do have genuine accounts on some of the casinos as well, not dummy accounts I don't care about. Another mistake that can happen is forgetting to turn off my VPN when logging in to my casino accounts to check information. 

[Haunebu]

I am also running the risk of being accused of multi-accounting and breaking casino terms and conditions of a gambling platform if/when I create a real account there, play, and win something significant that might trigger a security check. A check like that could find IPs connected to multiple accounts or a device ID connected to multiple accounts. I do have genuine accounts on some of the casinos as well, not dummy accounts I don't care about.

Honestly, I really hate how so many crypto gambling sites use multi accounts as an excuse to screw over legit gamblers thanks to their TOS. The real problem is when gamblers use multiple accounts to exploit bonuses and other shady stuff.

Some sites have zero issues with multi accounts though as long as the gamblers don't utilise them unfairly and one such example that comes to my mind is Stake.

[MisFoxie]

I am also running the risk of being accused of multi-accounting and breaking casino terms and conditions of a gambling platform if/when I create a real account there, play, and win something significant that might trigger a security check. A check like that could find IPs connected to multiple accounts or a device ID connected to multiple accounts. I do have genuine accounts on some of the casinos as well, not dummy accounts I don't care about.

Honestly, I really hate how so many crypto gambling sites use multi accounts as an excuse to screw over legit gamblers thanks to their TOS. The real problem is when gamblers use multiple accounts to exploit bonuses and other shady stuff.

Some sites have zero issues with multi accounts though as long as the gamblers don't utilise them unfairly and one such example that comes to my mind is Stake.

They make accusations about internal matters like these which you cannot prove even if you want to. They can lock your account using excuses like multi accounting, rule violations and many others. In some areas of some countries shared ips are used so many users may have the same IP or two people may use the same IP. That doesn't mean it proves they are the same person. I think casinos need to take responsibility for these things by clearly mentioning them in their ToS and properly investigating such cases before making any decision regarding an account.