[Table] Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos

[GamblingBro]

These are the casinos that need to be checked

• Cloudbet

Cloudbet is deducting 0.0005424 BTC when you withdraw in Bitcoins. I have finished testing their website today.[/list]

[Pmalek]

Cloudbet is deducting 0.0005424 BTC when you withdraw in Bitcoins. I have finished testing their website today.

What about the minimum withdrawal amounts, did you manage to see what that is currently? It used to be 0.0001 BTC the last time I was able to check it on the site.

It seemed to me that they had dynamic fees, but if you say it's 0.0005424 BTC, that's exactly the same amount I found a long time ago when I created this thread. The only conclusion I can draw is that they are lying about having dynamic fees when in fact they are static and they are mabe pocketing a lot of this themselves.   

[GamblingBro]

The only conclusion I can draw is that they are lying about having dynamic fees when in fact they are static and they are mabe pocketing a lot of this themselves.   

This is exactly what I am talking about here: https://asktom.cf/index.php?topic=5335097.msg57786486#msg57786486

[notblox1]

These are the casinos that need to be checked

• Roobet
• Cloudbet
• Bitsler
• 2Crazy

Thanks!

Roobet is not charging any additional fees but they charge estimated transaction fee for each blockchain, that can be with Low, Medium or High priority for BTC.
Low fee is now $8.679, Medium $9.370 and High fee is $11.066, but that can change.
Minimum withdrawable amount is $10, and more details can be found on their help page:
https://help.roobet.com/en/articles/4797515-does-roobet-charge-withdrawal-fees

[Pmalek]

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Thanks! I have updated the OP according to the numbers you provided.
Now I am missing the most recent data for Bitsler and 2Crazy only.
I have added withdrawal information for a few other casinos in the OP:

• Betja
• Fairlay
• CoinDragon
• 8Bet
• BlackJack.Fun

More to come soon...

[shasan]

Roobet is not charging any additional fees but they charge estimated transaction fee for each blockchain, that can be with Low, Medium or High priority for BTC.
Low fee is now $8.679, Medium $9.370 and High fee is $11.066, but that can change.
Minimum withdrawable amount is $10, and more details can be found on their help page:
https://help.roobet.com/en/articles/4797515-does-roobet-charge-withdrawal-fees

I think the fees of withdrawal from Roobet is changeable base on the blockchain transaction fee as well as base on the bitcoin price. The price you have mentioned or mentioned by the site is just an estimated priced at the time of your writing the post.

[UserU]

I think the fees of withdrawal from Roobet is changeable base on the blockchain transaction fee as well as base on the bitcoin price. The price you have mentioned or mentioned by the site is just an estimated priced at the time of your writing the post.

I remembered sometime I posted on the Roobet thread about the withdrawal fee despite BTC hovering around the 30K range, and the fees remained more or less the same as today.

[Baskin198]

Please add Trustdice to the list, they have a withdrawal fee based on the blockchain. So right now it's BTC0.00001994

[Mahdirakib]

Now I am missing the most recent data for Bitsler and 2Crazy only.

Withdrawal fee is still same at Bitsler. But they have reduced the min withdrawal limit to 0.0003 BTC. Here is the screenshot of Bitsler withdrawal page


I'm unable to login in my 2Crazy account. I have tried with different browser but always getting the same error message “Your net disabled”. Probably there is something wrong at this casino. 2Crazy ANN thread has been cleared by the OP. And he set the title as ’deleted’.
BTW, you can add Trustdice in the table which is suggested above by ‘Baskin198’. Trustdice casino is active in this forum. Their withdrawal fee is dynamic and min withdrawal limit is 0.001 BTC

[Pmalek]

Please add Trustdice to the list, they have a withdrawal fee based on the blockchain. So right now it's BTC0.00001994

I will take a look at them for the next update, thanks for the suggestion.

Withdrawal fee is still same at Bitsler. But they have reduced the min withdrawal limit to 0.0003 BTC.

Understood. OP updated with new minimum withdrawal amount.

I'm unable to login in my 2Crazy account. I have tried with different browser but always getting the same error message Probably there is something wrong at this casino. 2Crazy ANN thread has been cleared by the OP. And he set the title as ’deleted’.

That probably explains why I couldn't log in either or reset my password. Maybe the team has abandoned the project. The website is still online, so I will keep it in the OP for now. Maybe it will change ownership or become operational soon.

BTW, you can add Trustdice in the table which is suggested above by ‘Baskin198’. Trustdice casino is active in this forum. Their withdrawal fee is dynamic and min withdrawal limit is 0.001 BTC

Yeah, I will check them out soon.

[FatFork]

I'm unable to login in my 2Crazy account. I have tried with different browser but always getting the same error message Probably there is something wrong at this casino. 2Crazy ANN thread has been cleared by the OP. And he set the title as ’deleted’.

That probably explains why I couldn't log in either or reset my password. Maybe the team has abandoned the project. The website is still online, so I will keep it in the OP for now. Maybe it will change ownership or become operational soon.

It appears that 2Crazy casino is no longer in business. I have tried to open an account there but haven't received any confirmation email to any address that I have tried. Customer support seems unresponsive as well.

There is a new platform though, the NFT esports platform: http://2CrazyNFT.com. Maybe that's where they now focus all their attention.

[Pmalek]

There is a new platform though, the NFT esports platform: http://2CrazyNFT.com. Maybe that's where they now focus all their attention.

Thanks for the update. Since they only deleted their opening post and didn't leave any information for the community, I am simply going to remove them from my OP. Seems like a very unprofessional way to just pack up and leave without saying anything. 

[Inagame]

Pmalek, I don't see sportbet.one betting website is mentined in your list, but I researched and found that information.
Minimum amount of bitcoin you can withdraw is 0.1 mBTC and they don't charge any additional fee other than blockchain transaction fee.
Other alternative coins can have different fees and no minimum that we can withdraw.
https://sportbet.one/

[Pmalek]

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I have heard about them but I have never tried out that platform. I even thought they were connected to sportsbet.io for a while but they aren't. Their ANN thread is located in the Alt section, so it wasn't possible for me to come across them while doing my initial research. The site uses the EOS blockchain and in the past accepted EOS and some unknown coin. But according to the info you posted, they now accept Bitcoin as well. If that is true, I will check it out with the next update.

[Pmalek]

Update:

- I have checked and added some new crypto casinos and sportsbooks as suggested by the members who posted in this thread.
You can now find information about the following platforms as well:

• MintDice
• NanoGames
• TrustDice
• exbet

• anonibet

• sportbet

I will be on the lookout for other interesting casinos to include in the OP.

[Bttzed03]

Maybe you could add an additional note under Betfury that they allow withdrawal using another blockchain. Minimum amount and transaction fees are obviously lower in this case. Some would say that a wrapped BTC is not the real BTC but let's not argue over that.



Withdrawal on native blockchain is still the same.

[Pmalek]

Some would say that a wrapped BTC is not the real BTC but let's not argue over that.

Thanks for the suggestion, but I share that opinion myself. Wrapped bitcoin is a token that doesn't use Bitcoin's native blockchain and can therefore not be considered as bitcoin. I have seen some other casinos offer wBTC as well but never paid that much attention to it. Sooner or later you have to exchange it back to the real bitcoin, so whatever you think you saved on withdrawal fees today, you will pay tomorrow with the conversion into bitcoin and withdrawal to your private wallet from whatever exchange you used.   

[panjul07]

I will be on the lookout for other interesting casinos to include in the OP.

Are you going to add btc casinos that has no active representative in this forum but the casino is being mentioned in almost review site?
For example 7bitcasino, it has no active rep here but I can find this casino in almost all review site including btcgosu.

[RapTarX]

Maybe you could add an additional note under Betfury that they allow withdrawal using another blockchain.

If it’s on BSC network aka wrappedBTC, isn’t it another altcoin? I would at least say so. So, I guess it's unnecessary to mention in BTC row but that could be placed in the supported altcoin. That would fit better. I don’t know how it works but I don’t think anyone would get any benefit from that. If you are withdrawing BTC, you will get the full amount excluding the fee. While with wBTC, you have to pay small fee and later convert into BTC in exchange and pay the fee again for withdrawal when you withdraw BTC. Just saying, some may get benefit from this though.

[ScamViruS]

Are you going to add btc casinos that has no active representative in this forum but the casino is being mentioned in almost review site?
For example 7bitcasino, it has no active rep here but I can find this casino in almost all review site including btcgosu.

I think he is not interested in adding those websites. Because after looking at the list of casinos that he has made and will do, many players will go to those casinos to play. When the players face any kind of problem and the support team does not give a proper solution then the user will have nowhere else to go. And if there is a representative of that casino in this forum then pressure can be created against it and an appropriate solution can be found. So I don't think it's a good idea to list any casinos without a representative here.