
PeerGame
By the CryptoCasino.bet Editorial TeamUpdated
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United StatesCzech RepublicSyriaIranNorth KoreaSouth KoreaNetherlandsFranceAustralia
From the operator's own terms. Other locations may be restricted by local law or eligibility checks.
Deposit methods
Pros
- No account registration - connect a crypto wallet and play
- Six coins supported, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and Bitcoin SV (BSV)
- Says it charges no deposit or withdrawal fees, with near-instant processing
- Slots, crash, live casino and table games, plus in-house originals
- Provably fair games and an ongoing rewards system with daily vault unlocks
Cons
- Offshore Anjouan licence, not from a major regulator (not independently verified)
- Can request KYC documents at any time, despite the "no name, no data" pitch
- Not available in the US, France, Netherlands, Australia and several other countries
- No game providers, game count or deposit/withdrawal limits published
- No standard welcome bonus; reward terms and percentages are not spelled out
PeerGame is a wallet-based crypto casino operated by Gambeya Limited (registration no. 15718), based in Anjouan, Comoros. Its site states it operates under licence ALSI-202503025-FI2 from the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan. That is an offshore licence rather than one from a major gambling regulator, and we have not independently verified it against the regulator's register.
The site lists slots, crash games, casual games, live casino and table games (baccarat, blackjack and roulette), plus a category of in-house "Originals". It does not name its game providers or publish a total game count, and describes its games as provably fair.
There is no account registration: players connect a crypto wallet and play. The supported coins are Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Litecoin, USDT and Bitcoin SV (BSV). PeerGame says it charges no fees on deposits or withdrawals (network fees may still apply) and that transactions are processed almost instantly, but it does not publish minimum or maximum amounts.
The "no name, no data" pitch has limits. PeerGame's terms reserve the right to ask for KYC documents at any point, and to restrict service and rewards until identity and location are verified. The terms also list prohibited jurisdictions: the United States, Czech Republic, Syria, Iran, North Korea, South Korea, the Netherlands, France and Australia.
There is no conventional welcome bonus. Instead the site runs a rewards system built around "mining blocks", a daily vault calendar, a wager-based node meter, random special drops and Loyalty Stars, plus a tiered referral programme. It publishes no percentages or wagering conditions for the rewards, so treat them as variable extras rather than a guaranteed bonus.
This review is based on PeerGame's own website as of 30 September 2026. Terms and verification rules can change, so check the current terms before depositing.
