About CryptoCasino.bet
CryptoCasino.bet is an independent comparison and review site for crypto casinos, sportsbooks, poker rooms and lottery-betting sites. We list current welcome bonuses, free spins, deposit-match and cashback offers side by side, with a written review of each operator and the cryptocurrencies it accepts, so you can compare terms before you deposit anything.
What we are not
We are not a gambling operator. We do not accept bets or deposits, we do not hold anyone's funds, and we cannot resolve a dispute you have with an operator, although a review tells you what an operator's own terms say about complaints where it publishes that. Nothing on this site is financial or legal advice.
What we cover
- Bonus offers, with the terms that decide whether they are worth taking: wagering, time limits, maximum bets and excluded games.
- Operator reviews, covering licensing as the operator describes it, payments, verification rules, withdrawal limits and the countries an operator says it does not serve.
- Game guides for each type of game, including the maths behind slots RTP, table-game house edges, sportsbook margins, poker rake and crash games.
- Pages by deposit method, for the coin you want to pay with.
How to use the site
- Start from the coin you want to use on the deposit methods pages, or from the game you want to play (slots, live casino, sportsbook and others).
- Open the operator's review and read what it says about the licence, the countries it does not serve, verification and withdrawal limits. Our guide to checking a licence explains what to look for.
- Run any bonus through the bonus calculator to see what it costs to clear, and read the wagering requirements guide if the terms are unclear.
- Confirm the offer on the operator's own site before you deposit, because that page is the definitive source. Start with a small amount and make a test withdrawal.
Who this site is for
The site is for adults who already gamble, or are thinking about it, and want to compare terms before they deposit. Gambling is for people aged 18 or over, can be addictive and carries a real risk of losing money, so only stake what you can afford to lose. Our responsible gambling page covers setting limits, the warning signs and where to find free, confidential help. Whether it is legal for you to gamble online depends on where you live, and that is for you to check.
How we are funded
Some operators pay us a commission when a visitor signs up through our links. That is how the site is funded, and it is a conflict of interest that you should keep in mind when reading anything here. We explain exactly how it affects the order of operators on our How We Rate page, and our affiliate disclosure sets out the commercial relationship.
Editorial team
Content is published by the CryptoCasino.bet editorial team and not under personal names. Our sources and our rules for what we will and will not say about an operator are on the How We Rate page.
Common questions
Do operators pay for a better rating?
No. Operators do not pay for a higher rating. They can pay us a commission when someone signs up through a link, and the order in which operators appear may reflect that, which is why the rating, not the position, is the better guide. The How We Rate page explains both.
Where does the information in a review come from?
From the operator's own pages first: its terms, bonus terms, AML and KYC policy and payments pages. We do not use other review sites as sources. Where we could not verify something, or have not tested it, the review says so.
Can you help if an operator has not paid me?
We cannot resolve disputes, because we do not hold funds or have any control over an operator. A review describes what an operator's own terms say about complaints, and our withdrawals guide sets out the steps to take when a payout is delayed.
How current are the offers?
Offers change often. Each listing page shows when its newest offer was last changed and each review shows when it was last edited, and the operator's own page is always the one to trust. If something is out of date, tell us.
Get in touch
To report an error, suggest an operator or ask a question, use the contact page.