Recommendations for Real Cryptocurrency Casinos

[decodx]

I think this is why OP created this thread... he does not want to do the research by himself and he wants other players to provide him with casinos that they have already tested. You can browse the web and find many casinos, but how many of those casinos are just a front for an elaborate scam?

Well, it's not like I don't want to do my own research, but as I mentioned earlier, in many cases it's very difficult to get such information first hand. For instance, many casinos claim to accept bitcoin for deposits and withdrawals, but their terms do not clarify if they also convert it to fiat currency on their platform.

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[Agbe]

Well, it's not like I don't want to do my own research, but as I mentioned earlier, in many cases it's very difficult to get such information first hand. For instance, many casinos claim to accept bitcoin for deposits and withdrawals, but their terms do not clarify if they also convert it to fiat currency on their platform.

If I am not making a mistake, almost all the casinos making advertisement on signature campaign and have an ANN thread in the forum accept cryptocurrencies. And also if want to know more on them, you can check reputation board and also Here but not all in this link has the reputation in the forum and outside the forum, so if your dealing with them, you have to know them well before involving yourself with them.

If you like research, click these links.
1. List of Gambling Platforms.

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3. My list of good crypto casinos
And also take google as your best friend to find this out.

[EarnOnVictor]

Okay, so after seeing the further posts, it's just that OP would rather play with pure crypto, instead of its value tied to fiat.

For instance, he would prefer betting 1,000 Sats rather than the dollar value.

Betfury and Crypto.games support this, although I see the owner of the latter already posted before mine.

I like to be enlightened are all casinos have this option Stake.com are also doing this you can bet through sats and many casinos also have this option although I like Betfury because you can convert your crypto to dollar equivalent when betting a feature that is not available on many casinos but of you checked the most popular casinos they support casinos with the current set up as long as they are reputable, reputation is everything in the Crypto world it always precedes the casino.

People can go in these times for casinos where they have a better experience with fiat money but we know that it is because the value of crypto is low, and players can better measure their money aptitude with fiat money, but I forget about this, I just focus on what a cryptocurrency represents for me, it may be that people see this as a different culture, I forget about the value of fiat and I focus on multiplying my cryptocurrency, it doesn't matter if I lose a lot or a little, I just want to increase my chances of having more because when I have more value, the money in fiat will be a lot.

I don't think a literate person should think much about this because it's all about betting and the right calculation/exchange, and whether it's Bitcoin or fiat, it doesn't matter. The value of the wager itself shouldn't be the reason why anyone should be scared to use crypto, this is about simple calculations, and the betting will all be risked correctly.

One should only be wary of the casino that would force a high crypto wagering minimum on them, that is the only where issues would arise in this regard.

[Slow death]

I think this is why OP created this thread... he does not want to do the research by himself and he wants other players to provide him with casinos that they have already tested. You can browse the web and find many casinos, but how many of those casinos are just a front for an elaborate scam?

Well, it's not like I don't want to do my own research, but as I mentioned earlier, in many cases it's very difficult to get such information first hand. For instance, many casinos claim to accept bitcoin for deposits and withdrawals, but their terms do not clarify if they also convert it to fiat currency on their platform.

at stake when the person makes a deposit in cryptocurrencies, even when playing with cryptocurrencies the person can see that every time the price of that same cryptocurrency drops or rises the balance of your account at stake.com also fluctuates depending on that price movement, with that you can see that they don't convert to fiat, at least that's what I've noticed, because it's happened to me many times that I won a bet but because the price of bitcoin or litecoin dropped a lot so my winnings were reduced or my balance was reduced Of course, it has an advantage when the price of bitcoin or litecoin goes up a lot. in any case, I think that having many accounts in casinos is also a big risk of having to kyc in many casinos

[decodx]

I don't think a literate person should think much about this because it's all about betting and the right calculation/exchange, and whether it's Bitcoin or fiat, it doesn't matter. The value of the wager itself shouldn't be the reason why anyone should be scared to use crypto, this is about simple calculations, and the betting will all be risked correctly.

Well, I strongly disagree. This is a BitcoinTalk forum, and we are discussing cryptocurrency casinos. So why should I even be concerned with fiat currencies? If I deposit Bitcoin, I want to play with Bitcoin and I want to receive my winnings in Bitcoin. If a casino cannot provide that, it should not be considered a cryptocurrency casino.

at stake when the person makes a deposit in cryptocurrencies, even when playing with cryptocurrencies the person can see that every time the price of that same cryptocurrency drops or rises the balance of your account at stake.com also fluctuates depending on that price movement, with that you can see that they don't convert to fiat, at least that's what I've noticed, because it's happened to me many times that I won a bet but because the price of bitcoin or litecoin dropped a lot so my winnings were reduced or my balance was reduced Of course, it has an advantage when the price of bitcoin or litecoin goes up a lot. in any case, I think that having many accounts in casinos is also a big risk of having to kyc in many casinos

Thank you for your input, this is exactly the type of response that I would like to see more of in this topic.

Has anyone else had similar experiences? Can anyone confirm this?

[TimeTeller]

I think this is why OP created this thread... he does not want to do the research by himself and he wants other players to provide him with casinos that they have already tested. You can browse the web and find many casinos, but how many of those casinos are just a front for an elaborate scam?

Well, it's not like I don't want to do my own research, but as I mentioned earlier, in many cases it's very difficult to get such information first hand. For instance, many casinos claim to accept bitcoin for deposits and withdrawals, but their terms do not clarify if they also convert it to fiat currency on their platform.

at stake when the person makes a deposit in cryptocurrencies, even when playing with cryptocurrencies the person can see that every time the price of that same cryptocurrency drops or rises the balance of your account at stake.com also fluctuates depending on that price movement, with that you can see that they don't convert to fiat, at least that's what I've noticed, because it's happened to me many times that I won a bet but because the price of bitcoin or litecoin dropped a lot so my winnings were reduced or my balance was reduced Of course, it has an advantage when the price of bitcoin or litecoin goes up a lot. in any case, I think that having many accounts in casinos is also a big risk of having to kyc in many casinos

What the OP can do is if he doesn't want to create account in all these casinos,
he can start reading the thread of each reputable and known casinos in this forum.
There are so many discussions that he can already get an idea how the casino is operating like if your deposit will be converted to USD or not.
He can also directly ask on the thread if he is not into reading all the posts, and for sure, someone will answer his query.
This is the advantage in this forum. You can have direct contact also with their respective reps if you can't get a hold of them via site chat support.

[delfastTions]

I think this is why OP created this thread... he does not want to do the research by himself and he wants other players to provide him with casinos that they have already tested. You can browse the web and find many casinos, but how many of those casinos are just a front for an elaborate scam?

Well, it's not like I don't want to do my own research, but as I mentioned earlier, in many cases it's very difficult to get such information first hand. For instance, many casinos claim to accept bitcoin for deposits and withdrawals, but their terms do not clarify if they also convert it to fiat currency on their platform.

at stake when the person makes a deposit in cryptocurrencies, even when playing with cryptocurrencies the person can see that every time the price of that same cryptocurrency drops or rises the balance of your account at stake.com also fluctuates depending on that price movement, with that you can see that they don't convert to fiat, at least that's what I've noticed, because it's happened to me many times that I won a bet but because the price of bitcoin or litecoin dropped a lot so my winnings were reduced or my balance was reduced Of course, it has an advantage when the price of bitcoin or litecoin goes up a lot. in any case, I think that having many accounts in casinos is also a big risk of having to kyc in many casinos

What the OP can do is if he doesn't want to create account in all these casinos,
he can start reading the thread of each reputable and known casinos in this forum.
There are so many discussions that he can already get an idea how the casino is operating like if your deposit will be converted to USD or not.
He can also directly ask on the thread if he is not into reading all the posts, and for sure, someone will answer his query.
This is the advantage in this forum. You can have direct contact also with their respective reps if you can't get a hold of them via site chat support.

Of course, reading our forum and specifically the gambling section is very useful and informative.  Because the information is obviously written here by those who have been on the forum for a long time and have been gambling in various casinos for a long time.  And has experience with cryptocurrencies.  However, it will take a long time to read.  Not every even very patient reader will cope with such a task.  In my opinion, it’s better to gradually study what our colleagues write about a particular large casino.  Starting, of course, from the first post and necessarily what the OP posts. 
In this way, a more or less real picture of what is happening in the online gambling market can gradually turn out.

[Bitinity]

I don't think a literate person should think much about this because it's all about betting and the right calculation/exchange, and whether it's Bitcoin or fiat, it doesn't matter. The value of the wager itself shouldn't be the reason why anyone should be scared to use crypto, this is about simple calculations, and the betting will all be risked correctly.

Well, I strongly disagree. This is a BitcoinTalk forum, and we are discussing cryptocurrency casinos. So why should I even be concerned with fiat currencies? If I deposit Bitcoin, I want to play with Bitcoin and I want to receive my winnings in Bitcoin. If a casino cannot provide that, it should not be considered a cryptocurrency casino.

With the same logic, means that there is no real crypto casinos anymore because most casinos are now regulated and licensed that makes them have KYC policy which strongly against the anonymity of cryptocurrency? Perhaps we have different perspective about this but for me, I will still consider any casino which started their business by accepting crypto first regardless how their credit/playing unit system. As long as I can deposit and withdraw mainly with crypto, I'll consider it as crypto casino.

[FatFork]

What the OP can do is if he doesn't want to create account in all these casinos,
he can start reading the thread of each reputable and known casinos in this forum.
There are so many discussions that he can already get an idea how the casino is operating like if your deposit will be converted to USD or not.
He can also directly ask on the thread if he is not into reading all the posts, and for sure, someone will answer his query.
This is the advantage in this forum. You can have direct contact also with their respective reps if you can't get a hold of them via site chat support.

Or, instead of browsing through existing forum topics to find an answer, he can also create a new forum topic specifically for his question. This will ensure that his question will be seen and answered by members of the community who are knowledgeable about that specific subject. In addition, by creating a new topic, other members with similar questions may also benefit from the discussion. There's nothing inherently wrong with this approach, in fact, it's the correct way to use an online forum platforms.

[joniboini]

With the same logic, means that there is no real crypto casinos anymore because most casinos are now regulated and licensed that makes them have KYC policy which strongly against the anonymity of cryptocurrency?

If I understood it correctly, the point is not about KYC but what currency they use. I mean, you can't really say a platform is a crypto platform if they don't use crypto at all, but you can still call a marketplace a crypto marketplace if they accept crypto regardless if they need KYC or not. I do agree that KYC is really a pain in the ass, and considering how many companies leak data recently, I'd stay away from any centralized platform for now.

In addition, by creating a new topic, other members with similar questions may also benefit from the discussion. There's nothing inherently wrong with this approach, in fact, it's the correct way to use an online forum platforms.

As long as there is no recent thread that asks the same question, I also believe that creating a topic to discuss some questions is okay. Obviously, the "recent" part is debatable but as long as it is not within days/weeks and the discussion is not yet dead, I think it is fine to create a new topic to discuss the question.

Has anyone else had similar experiences? Can anyone confirm this?

I think you can refer to this[1] faq if I understood it correctly. While it does not explicitly confirm that winning is calculated on fiat or crypto, it at least confirms that crypto is the preferred way to show your balance, hence the fiat values will fluctuate.

[1] https://help.stake.com/en/articles/5095843-balance-changes-for-view-in-fiat-currencies

[BenCodie]

Loving this forum, just found it today when panicking about my Cloudbet KYC issues.

Would love to hear from anyone who bets on MMA and boxing what their favourite sportsbooks are?  So far my favourite casino has been FortuneJack, but they limited my account for winning on the sportsbook.  Chipstars is a good site for MMA betting, has more events and odds than any other I have found but its not a true crypto casino as your funds get converted into fiat.  BC.game is not bad but I dont really like the UI, the site is very cumbersome.

I would put a hold on using BC Games until a resolution is found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5434864.0
A user has recently posted that they are having troubles withdrawing. It has not yet been addressed by BC Games, who from what I have seen do participate in the forum.
I will update this post when it is resolved.

[danadc]

Loving this forum, just found it today when panicking about my Cloudbet KYC issues.

Would love to hear from anyone who bets on MMA and boxing what their favourite sportsbooks are?  So far my favourite casino has been FortuneJack, but they limited my account for winning on the sportsbook.  Chipstars is a good site for MMA betting, has more events and odds than any other I have found but its not a true crypto casino as your funds get converted into fiat.  BC.game is not bad but I dont really like the UI, the site is very cumbersome.

I would put a hold on using BC Games until a resolution is found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5434864.0
A user has recently posted that they are having troubles withdrawing. It has not yet been addressed by BC Games, who from what I have seen do participate in the forum.
I will update this post when it is resolved.

I didn't know that BC.Games had problems, they have a lot of promotions and apparently they have a very good commitment to players, it's strange, in the thread they offer many bonuses, contests and more things that attract players, but I had seen that this casino It had been a reform of another casino that I had seen with a similar name, it is quite strange that a player does not want to pay knowing that everyone is aware of that casino, this will lead many players to distrust and it is a shame because it is a company that He is doing something wrong and it is not well seen, I don't think they will not pay, it would be silly.

[decodx]

I don't think a literate person should think much about this because it's all about betting and the right calculation/exchange, and whether it's Bitcoin or fiat, it doesn't matter. The value of the wager itself shouldn't be the reason why anyone should be scared to use crypto, this is about simple calculations, and the betting will all be risked correctly.

Well, I strongly disagree. This is a BitcoinTalk forum, and we are discussing cryptocurrency casinos. So why should I even be concerned with fiat currencies? If I deposit Bitcoin, I want to play with Bitcoin and I want to receive my winnings in Bitcoin. If a casino cannot provide that, it should not be considered a cryptocurrency casino.

With the same logic, means that there is no real crypto casinos anymore because most casinos are now regulated and licensed that makes them have KYC policy which strongly against the anonymity of cryptocurrency? Perhaps we have different perspective about this but for me, I will still consider any casino which started their business by accepting crypto first regardless how their credit/playing unit system. As long as I can deposit and withdraw mainly with crypto, I'll consider it as crypto casino.

That may be so, but it is still off-topic for this conversation because I was very clear in posing my question.

As I previously stated, I want to gamble with the real deal, the cryptocurrencies in their native form, not some domesticated version of an internal fiat currency.

[worldofcoins]

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?

Well, there are a bunch of casinos that are as per your requirements. However, I would recommend following platforms that are found authentic and trusted. Such as  duckdice.io
duelbits.com
Stake.com
betnomi.com
and many more. You can choose the one which meets your requirements.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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?

Well, there are a bunch of casinos that are as per your requirements. However, I would recommend following platforms that are found authentic and trusted. Such as  duckdice.io
duelbits.com
Stake.com
betnomi.com
and many more. You can choose the one which meets your requirements.

Your list make sense, but in as much as I believe duckdice to be one of the long standing casinos that have managed to scale through many challenges and come out still standing as one of the reputable casinos on this forum, I still would not recommend them just yet.

Recently, they have been a lot of complaints from their customer, complaining about their accounts been blocked while trying to request for withdrawal, though the team have made us understand that some of this complaints are not genuine but only coming from some one who was head bent on blackmailing the casino, this still does not remove the fact that some of the complaints are still genuine as well, so I would look away from them until those issues are completely resolved.

[khaled0111]

If I'm getting it correctly this thread is turned out to be a promotion for some casinos that will never get the chance to be promted here.
No matter the incentive,.. They should solve the accusation in question before starting any other promotion campaign.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Whenever we can emphasize what is wanted for OP, it is that he can have a great range in terms of what his budget yields and that he can play a lot (at least that is what every player wants) the second thing that is sought it is that the player is prosperous and to achieve that he has to earn a lot, so that is where the best platforms are sought. Cryptocurrencies are the best way to take money anywhere in the world instantly, this is one of the things that can be taken advantage of, therefore, when it comes to recommending casinos, you have to see the most reputable ones and launch yourself without fear and venture out .
 
Now, a very important point, when there is an accusation of a casino that is a scam, you have to be very careful, I would recommend being extremely careful when dealing with that casino, here the forum has the particularity of being able to get feedback to be able to have a better precision of how things are going with that casino.

[slapper]

I think this is why OP created this thread... he does not want to do the research by himself and he wants other players to provide him with casinos that they have already tested. You can browse the web and find many casinos, but how many of those casinos are just a front for an elaborate scam?

Well, it's not like I don't want to do my own research, but as I mentioned earlier, in many cases it's very difficult to get such information first hand. For instance, many casinos claim to accept bitcoin for deposits and withdrawals, but their terms do not clarify if they also convert it to fiat currency on their platform.

at stake when the person makes a deposit in cryptocurrencies, even when playing with cryptocurrencies the person can see that every time the price of that same cryptocurrency drops or rises the balance of your account at stake.com also fluctuates depending on that price movement, with that you can see that they don't convert to fiat, at least that's what I've noticed, because it's happened to me many times that I won a bet but because the price of bitcoin or litecoin dropped a lot so my winnings were reduced or my balance was reduced Of course, it has an advantage when the price of bitcoin or litecoin goes up a lot. in any case, I think that having many accounts in casinos is also a big risk of having to kyc in many casinos

Cryptocurrency price fluctuation might make gambling with them difficult. If you're not seeking to profit from price swings, it shouldn't be a big deal. I concentrate on gambling and ignore price changes. Due to market volatility, cryptocurrency gaming is riskier.

KYC in various casinos can be a bother, but it's important for casino and player safety. Gambling with cryptocurrency may have certain drawbacks, but the exhilaration of adopting this new technology may make it worth it

[LUCKMCFLY]

It may sound trite, but it is always good that apart from being able to show the balance in cryptocurrency as in fuiat money, the person in the casino has the freedom to make an exchange to fiat or to any other crypto, this to be evident in the possible losses that may occur due to a sudden change in the market, then this can have an impact on saving a little in his money value, if the player is interested in having his money in a fiat value.

The so-called internal exchanges would be an inflatable option of comfort, of course, it must also have its precautions in terms of its rules, that is, that players do not take an internal exchange as making use of a large Exchange.

[klidex]

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?

Well, there are a bunch of casinos that are as per your requirements. However, I would recommend following platforms that are found authentic and trusted. Such as  duckdice.io
duelbits.com
Stake.com
betnomi.com
and many more. You can choose the one which meets your requirements.

From several lists of trusted casino names that you have recommended are very good and all of them are casinos with good reputations and have a very high level of trust from gamblers.
I myself have also used some of these casinos from the first time I entered online gambling and it's been quite a while. My personal experience has never been a problem and the casino can really be relied on.
One question from me, since you recommended several of these casinos, have you used all of them from the casino list yourself?