Crypto casino index — 20 casinos compared

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Every crypto casino here is compared on the facts that matter to players: which coins it takes, which chains it runs on, whether it asks for your passport, and what it pays back. No fake reviews — just the data, filterable.

25 tokens · 12 chains · 4 no-KYC casinos · updated July 2026

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Stake.com logo

Stake.com

4.8· Est. 2017

Weekly & monthly bonuses + VIP rakeback

Tokens
15
Chains
6
KYC
Light
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The index

Every casino, compared

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1
Stake.com logo

Stake.com

Est. 2017

4.8
2
BC.game logo

BC.game

Est. 2017

4.6
3
Shuffle logo

Shuffle

Est. 2023

4.5
4
BitStarz logo

BitStarz

Est. 2014

4.5
5
Cloudbet logo

Cloudbet

Est. 2013

4.4
6
Sportsbet.io logo

Sportsbet.io

Est. 2016

4.3
7
Rollbit logo

Rollbit

Est. 2020

4.3
8
Betpanda logo

Betpanda

Est. 2023

4.2
9
Duelbits logo

Duelbits

Est. 2020

4.2
10
Bitcasino logo

Bitcasino

Est. 2014

4.2
11
BetFury logo

BetFury

Est. 2019

4.1
12
Gamdom logo

Gamdom

Est. 2016

4.1
13
MetaWin logo

MetaWin

Est. 2022

4.0
14
Bitsler logo

Bitsler

Est. 2015

4.0
15
Roobet logo

Roobet

Est. 2019

4.0
16
Luminous logo

Luminous

Est. 2024

3.9
17
FortuneJack logo

FortuneJack

Est. 2014

3.9
18
BETFIN logo

BETFIN

Est. 2022

3.8
19
Lucky Block logo

Lucky Block

Est. 2022

3.8
20
1xBet logo

1xBet

Est. 2007

3.7

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The method

Compared on facts, not vibes

Payments first

We list exactly which tokens each casino accepts and which chains it settles on, so you never sign up only to find your coin isn't supported.

KYC, stated plainly

No KYC means play and withdraw without documents. Light means anonymous sign-up but verification can be triggered. Full means documents for everyone. Operators change policies often — confirm before you deposit.

Honest limits

We don't deposit at every casino or run practical tests. Ratings are editorial, based on public reputation, features and terms — treat them as a starting point, not a verdict.

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FAQ

Common questions

What is a crypto casino?

A crypto casino is an online casino where you deposit, bet and withdraw with cryptocurrency — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, stablecoins like USDT — instead of card or bank payments. Games are the same mix you'd find anywhere (slots, live tables, sportsbooks) plus crypto-native originals like crash and dice.

What does “No KYC” mean?

No-KYC casinos let you sign up with just an email or a wallet and withdraw winnings without submitting identity documents. Light-KYC casinos allow anonymous play but can request verification for large withdrawals or flagged accounts. Full-KYC casinos require documents from every player. Policies change often — always check the casino's current terms before depositing.

Which cryptocurrencies can I gamble with?

It depends on the casino. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and USDT are accepted almost everywhere in our index; Solana, XRP, Dogecoin and Tron are common; memecoins and casino-native tokens vary site by site. Use the token filter above — or the per-token pages — to find casinos that take your coin.

What is provably fair?

Provably fair games publish a cryptographic commitment to their random outcomes before you bet, so you can verify afterwards that results weren't manipulated. It applies to a casino's original games (dice, crash, mines) rather than third-party slots or live dealers.

Are crypto casinos legal?

It depends entirely on where you live. Most casinos in our index are licensed offshore (typically Curaçao or Anjouan) and restrict players from certain countries. It's your responsibility to check that online gambling is legal in your jurisdiction before playing — nothing on this site is legal advice.

How does this site make money?

Through affiliate links: if you sign up at a casino through our links, the casino may pay us a commission at no cost to you. That commission never changes how casinos are ranked — ratings are editorial, the data table is the same for everyone, and we list casinos we have no deal with.