18+ · T&Cs Apply
Payments
- Coins accepted
- 15
- KYC
- When the casino asks
- Provably fair
- Yes
- Licence
- Anjouan License +1
- Est.
- 2017
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Live data October 2026
A crypto casino type describes one feature: how you sign up, how results can be checked, which coin your balance sits in or how you connect a wallet. One casino can carry several labels at once.
None of the labels tells you whether a casino is licensed or pays out on time. Use the type to narrow the field, then check the licence and the terms of the casino you pick. The ranking on this page lists the crypto casinos we review across all types.
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Every crypto casino we review, in ranking order. Open a type page to see only the casinos listed under that type.
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Short answer
The labels sort casinos by a single feature. No KYC is about identity checks, provably fair about checking results, stablecoin about what your balance is held in, and MetaMask or dApp about connecting a wallet. Pick the feature you care about most, then compare licence and terms, because no type label covers those.
Fewer documents at sign-up. ID can still be asked before a withdrawal.
You can recompute in-house game results from seeds. Third-party slots are outside it.
A dollar-pegged balance removes price swings and adds issuer risk.
You play from your own wallet, so approvals and gas become your job.
A casino that fits several types is not safer for it. The licence and the payout terms decide what happens when something goes wrong.
Type matrix
What each label promises, what it leaves out and the risk to check before you deposit.
One feature per label. Licence and payout terms sit outside every type, so check them whichever type you choose.
| Type | What the label covers | What it does not cover | Check first |
|---|---|---|---|
| No KYC | Sign-up without ID, or ID only above a threshold or at the first withdrawal | Withdrawals: ID can still be requested | The KYC clause in the terms |
| Provably fair | In-house games you can verify from seeds | Third-party slots and live tables | The casino's fairness page |
| Stablecoin | Balances held in USDT, USDC or similar | The house edge and issuer risk | Which network the cashier lists |
| MetaMask | Deposits from a browser or mobile wallet | What each signature or approval allows | Approval amounts before you sign |
| dApp | Bets settled by a smart contract | Contract bugs and front-end risk | The contract address and any audit |
| Blockchain | Crypto payments, sometimes on-chain games | Which parts actually run on-chain | What the casino says is on-chain |
| Live | Live dealer tables you can fund with crypto | Provably fair checks on live games | Table limits in your coin |
| Mobile | Play in the phone browser or an app | App store rules for real-money gambling apps | Network choice when you send from a phone |
| New | Recently launched casinos | A payout and complaints record | The licence on the regulator's register |
| NFT | NFTs as prizes, perks or deposits | Resale value and rights to the artwork | Whether the NFT can be sold or withdrawn |
| Faucet | Small free crypto claims | Withdrawable value: minimums apply | Withdrawal minimum and wagering |
| VPN | Casinos listed under VPN use in reviews | The law where you live | The restricted-countries clause |
Editorial summary of each type page on this site.
Method
A casino needs a published review on this site before it can appear on any type page.
The no KYC, provably fair and stablecoin pages list casinos from facts in our database: the KYC terms, the casino's fairness documentation and the coins accepted for deposits. The other type pages list casinos we have tagged with that type in their review.
Each type page shows the casinos listed under that type, in ranking order. When fewer than three match, the page says so and shows the wider crypto ranking below.
Welcome offers are shown as the casino states them. Terms apply and change, so read them on the casino's site.
A type listing does not move a casino up or down the ranking. It only filters the list.
Glossary
One you can check easily: a licensed casino that shows its licence number, takes a stablecoin such as USDT so your balance does not swing, and lets you test a small withdrawal first. Compare them in our crypto casino ranking.
No type is safe on its own. Provably fair lets you check in-house game results, and a stablecoin removes price swings, but your recourse when a payout is held depends on the licence and the regulator behind it.
Partly. A no-KYC casino asks for no ID at sign-up, or only above a threshold or at the first withdrawal. Blockchain transfers are public, so your wallet history is visible to anyone who knows the address.
No-KYC is about identity checks. Non-custodial is about who holds the coins: in a non-custodial setup they stay in your wallet until you bet. A casino can be one without the other. See our non-custodial guide.
Bonuses depend on the casino, not the type. Read the wagering requirement and which games count before you accept one, and see our crypto casino bonuses page for the maths.
We do not publish payout times until we have measured them. Speed depends on the casino's approval step and on the network you withdraw on, more than on the casino type.
That depends on the country you play from, not on the casino type. Check the rules where you live; our country pages summarise them for a number of markets.
Play safely
A crypto deposit cannot be charged back. Send only what you can afford to lose.
Set a budget →A coin balance can fall in value while you play. Stablecoins remove that swing, not the house edge.
Stablecoins →Free, confidential help is available if gambling stops being fun.
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